What y'all spinnin?

[pmtourists]

Allrights, Tourists, time to tell us what you've been listening to lately, be it cds, ipods,live etc! Bandmates, y'all are welcome to join in too

Comments

[milia_timmain]

Ok Ya'll might think I'm a little strange, but here goes.

Johnny Cash - Anything my internet radio will play
The Cure - Disintegration
Joy Division - Love Will Tear us Apart & Dead Souls
Lords of Acid - VooDoo You
VNV Nation - Anything my Internet Radio will play
Peter Murphy - Cascade
Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses
Placebo - My Sweet Prince (only song by them I'm listening to right now)
Army of Lovers - Crucified (I'm addicted to this song)
Skid Row - Slave to the Grind
Emerald Rose - Archives of Ages to Come and Bending Tradition
Mazzy Star - So Tonight The I Might See
VAST - Visual Audio Sensory Theatre

Yeah so there is alot more but this is the core of it right now.
:)

[pmtourists]

great stuff, and I'm a big fan of disintegration myself. Skid row still rocks, no doubts.
JG

[pmtourists]

btw, meet up with me sometime next week, I'll hook you up with some music.
JG

[milia_timmain]

email me and we'll work something out. Btw you never replied to the me being a DM email. What's up with that?

Spins

[pmtourists]

What's up fellow tourists?? This is Bassmaster J in the house, just reading the good word from Senior BanjoRock and thought I'd drop in on this topic:

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Axis: Bold as Love
Rod Stewart - Rod Stewart's Greatest Hits
Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine
George Harrison - All Things Must Pass
Buffalo Springfield - Greatest Hits
Finger Eleven - Self Titled
Rush - The Spirit of Radio Greatest Hits 1974 - 1987
Blind Melon - Soup
John Lennon - Acoustic
Tool - Lateralus

Peace,
-Bassmaster J of the PMT clan

Re: Spins

[sharihanger]

I saw Rush in concert. They were great. I was almost yall's age but not quite. I adore George and John, and as for Neil, he's right up there with them for sure. Sounds like you're "experienced".

[sharihanger]

This is backtracking:

PMT
MT (sans Frank 2000)
(not necessarily in this order) John Lennon
Iggy Pop
Patti Smith
The Clash
Rush
Scorpions
Grateful Dead
Brian Eno

I may be an old school punkette but I'm not too old to rock n roll, at least not yet. YT, Real Wild Child lol.

MT

[pmtourists]

you mean the "modern tourists"? wow, that's a rarity right there. better hold on to that one! we really jelled when we added some frank 2000 to the mix.
PMT is waaaay better than MT,lol.
JG

Re: MT

[sharihanger]

Yeah, I mean MT. It was the first CD you sent me. Altho the drums are conspicuously absent, the recordings still have their own distinctive charm in that the vocal tracks are way more up front, thereby allowing the listener to actually understand most of what the singer is chirping about. Understanding is key to achieving world peace through music. YT, Wildchild.

[wesleycrusher]

Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene
It's a shoreline at halfspeed.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Just clap your hands.
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing Deluxe Edition
The music is coming through me.
Frank Black - Honeycomb
come on pilgrim. you know you want to.
Michael Jackson - The Essential Michael Jackson
She's not my lover. She's just some girl.
Pink Floyd - Meddle (esp Echoes)
i am you and what i see is me.
Röyksopp - The Understanding
the video for remind me from the last album was great
The New Pornographers - Twin Cinema
Consistantly brilliant songs.
Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary
no apologies neccessary when you're rocking out.

[pmtourists]

don't stop (don't stop) the beat
I can't stop (don't stop) can't stop the beat

honeycomb rocks, I'm addicted to the whole album.

JG