Chindie

Haven't listened to In Rainbows for a bit, despite Radiohead being my favourite band. Great album. One of the few bands that experiment with their sound successfully and consistently IMO.

Very much back to old school Feeder. Sounds good. Anyways M38 - Moonchild going into Dandy Warhols - Godless , a song that may be familar to bill Bailey fans.

Massive Attack - Angel Can't believe this song is 10 years old now...

Bjork - Hyperballad

Aqualung - Strange and Beautiful (I'll Put a Spell on You) A song best known for being used to sell VW Beetles. I really should look into more of his stuff if this song is anything to go by, but never bothered.

Bizarrely one of their best songs AFAIC, but consigned to being a b-side. In fact quite a few of their b-sides are twice as good as anything on their second album. Even if they aren't your cup of tea, this and are worth a listen anyway. Shame the second album was awful compared to the first.

Or married to them! :winkold: ...touché

Currently 43% have said football... Right so that means that 43% of the site is pre-pubescent or needs to put some more effort in in the bedroom. I'd have thought it'd have been no contest really. I love the game but you know... I love something else that bit more . Of course it could mean 43% of the site are middle aged hoursewives... I kid I kid!

In Flames - Come Clarity

Just a warning that the ITV showing of this has been cut. Never watched it myself but have heard its very good, just happen to know the ITV ones are edited.

The Beta Band - Assessment

Jesu's Silver EP is immense. The last album not quite so much. Little Lover's So Polite - Silversun Pickups

Amazingly good song. My favourite Cat Stevens song actually... I'll leave the Elbow for a bit and go to... Wild World - Cat Stevens.

You're Not Alone - Olive Also, for any Elbow fans, Seldom Seen Kid is...cough, available. Not that I can do anything about it, damn uni network.

I reckon Elbows new albbum could be very very good if is anything to go by. really like them but their albums always seem to a slight let down, they'll produce a few great songs and then a load that don't quite get to that standard. Hoping Seldom Seen Kid bucks that trend. Anyway, currently on Sea Song - Doves. Great song by a very underrated band. Their earlier stuff, like this, appears in loads of TV shows, especially Top Gear.

Children - Robert Miles. Possibly the best euphoric/trance/dance track ever IMO. going into http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj3zdFzafIM, possibly my favourite Snow Patrol song and from the period before they became popular and crap. Great song and one a lot of people relate to. Love it.

Kashmir - Led Zep. They could knock out some truly amazing songs, instantly recognisable.

Cat Stevens - Wild World I never realised that Skins (never watched it so obviously I wouldn't) did an ensemble cover, and it's actually quite good. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edE3cEhM0Mg. Really highlights the slightly uplifting side of that song. Almost makes me want to investigate the series... I also reckon Cat must be one of the most covered artists ever, people were coverin his songs before he'd even released them!

it's interesting though that the conclusion that people appear to have come to was that it was a tax , even though my original post didn't mention the word tax could it just be a sign of how people view this government ? There could be something in this, but also it could be that myb introduced the idea of the government mooting investigating a tax hike on booze in the first reply.

The government coffers must be a bit low, pick something the majority of people enjoy enough that they won't stop, and shove a bit more tax on it under the guise of being worried for our health. Anyway, raising the price, will I stop? No. I don't sit in bus stops knocking back hooch, I do however like going to a pub or a bar and having a drink and socialising, or having a couple in a club. Interestingly enough the price difference is already such across the country that in some places the prices cold end up verging on the ludicrous. I mean handing over a note at the bar and not getting any change for a pint mad. Which may stop people drinking (but not the ones they want to stop, rather people like myself and much of the rest of the population), but will also cause whatever withered faith the populaous has in the government to curl up and die. At best they'd be seen as even more of a laughing stock and at worst frauds, and perhaps if this kind of thing is to believed, some kind of governmental highway man, demanding money with menaces in an even more obvious way than usual.

Jeff Buckley - Eternal Life and as I type Cat Stevens - Father and Son... Cat, guilty pleasure stuff, dad used to play it in the car when we went on holiday so brings back memories of summer hols. Shame he don't sing half the stuff anymore.

Hopefully not :winkold: Led Zep - Kashmir and as I type that How I Made My Millions - Radiohead

Funilly enough, same here.