MoesTavern
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Television -Marquee Moon
David Bowie -Low
R.E.M -New Adventures in Hi-Fi
Explosions in the Sky -The Earth is Not A Cold Dead Place
Sufjan Stevens -Illinois
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deano87
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Cee Lo Green album is pretty good.
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Ojc
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I like REM lOl
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Robbo
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Anything by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
The XX
Bombay Bicycle Club
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alan-g-w
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For the older stuff, Gerry Rafferty - Baker street, Night Owl and City to City are all great albums. Lou Reed - Transformer is brilliant, Queen - Greatest Hits 1&2 as well. Beatles - Number 1s, agree with ojc when he says REM - Monster is brilliant.
Eels - Beautiful Freak and the album after that are both great. Marcy Playground's self titled album is dead good as well, it's a cracking album to listen to on a decent system.
[Edited on 26-11-2010 by alan-g-w]
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Robbo
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Mark Ronson & The Business Intl is good too
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Ste
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Also, no wog shit. Not my bag.
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Originally posted by Edd
kanye west - my beautiful dark twisted fantasy
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Originally posted by deano87
Cee Lo Green album is pretty good.
I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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Joe
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To be I quite like kanye so was planning to get that. Cee lo green can do one though.
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Ludacris Turbo
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2 Door Cinema Club
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Ojc
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Joe, are you only into Indie music?
Never listened to Biggie Smalls or Craig David?
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Jambo
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Originally posted by Ludacris Turbo
2 Door Cinema Club
Good shout as is Bombay mc
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Robbo
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Jamberino knows the score 
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alan-g-w
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biggie's a brilliant shout, greatest hits album's the one to go for.
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Joe
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Originally posted by Ojc
Joe, are you only into Indie music?
Never listened to Biggie Smalls or Craig David?
Nah I genuinly listen to anything, but I prefer Indie/guitar music. I like anything if it's good but the stuff thats on the radio is absolute garbage these days and it just puts me off trying to get into any other genre. R&B I just relate to shit like Jason derulo, taio cruz and other such tripe. Sick to death of shit like Pendulum or chase and status. I'm sure there is great music to be heard along similar lines but I just can't be bothered trying to find it.
Not got any Biggie but have been meaning to, Craig David - Born to do it is a great album. Really used to love that album.
Got 2 door cinema club, great album.
Keep any older guitar shit coming. Thanks x
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Ojc
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I tried getting into Indie music but I just don't get it, Kooks are the only ones I genuinely enjoyed listening to.
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Joe
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The Kooks are alot more pop though, but I do like them. I guess it just depends but I'm sure if you could be bothered you'd like more bands.
Same as me with other genres, its just getting into them.
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alan-g-w
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A bit of Bob Dylan or Eric Clapton for guitar stuff.
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adiohead
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Pearl Jam - One
Ben Folds Five - Whatever and Ever Amen
Bloodhound Gang - all albums
JJ72 - all albums
Coldplay - Parachutes and A Rush of Blood to the Head
Eels - Beautiful Freak
Blur - some of their stuff
Muse - Showbiz, Origin of Symmetry, Absolution, Black Holes and Revelations
Slash's Snakepit - It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
[Edited on 26-11-2010 by adiohead]
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Jambo
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 Eels. I fucking love the eels.
If you fancy something a bit more rocky try "the used: Artwork" great album.
Dylan is good, lot of dross he's done too though.
Silversun pickups Joe, if you have never heard them get on it NOW.
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Jambo
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Oooo JJ72 I love them still too, Hilary woods is still fit I bet
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adiohead
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She flipping left to have a kid, stupid bitch 
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BigSte
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new up and coming Sheffield band.... Section 60.
Got this album a couple of weeks back and although it was ok on first listen it's a definite grower. Proper lovin it now.....only a fiver including postage
http://www.section60.info/
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micra_pete
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quote:
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.....o get into any other genre. R&B I just relate to shit like Jason derulo,
hhhrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrnnnnnnnn
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Jambo
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Ade I bet Bellamy did her.
Yeah heard a runour she was preggorz
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