OFcGaming

Last of the shadow puppets
Sting mercury falling
Prodigy - best of
The Verve - Forth
Foo Fighters - echoes, silence, patience and grace
Stacey kent - in love again
Katy Perry - one of the boys

Cynic - Traced in Air
Meshuggah - obZen
Opeth - Watershed
Mastodon - Crack the Skye
The Absence - Riders of the Plague
Lamb of God - Wrath

and uhm..

a wee bit of Limp Bizkit

Ah Sleeper. Louise Werner got me through college! A voice and eyes to die for. I managed to date her double, but in a bizarre barn conversion house/party pad, I also met her sister when she left after the first 32 hrs of the party. (2 floors, completely open plan, with no walls (A curtain ring/circle for the toilet), a steel bath in the middle of the room with two naked chicks in it on entering, and a simple kitchen against a wall. We were all high as kites and drunk as monkeys!) I gained an amazing life experience, a couple of hours of bliss, a small scar on my kneck and the loss of the most beautiful woman imaginable (Which for an ugly bloke is quite devastating ) I didn't know they were sisters until the next day! The scar coincides with that meeting!

Ah well, The songs still remind me of the good times

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JM6hNVw ... r_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSe3dV7d ... r_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPO0EBJF ... D3&index=3

Music brings your history alive again! Wow.... Now where's my pipe, boaties and my home made gin kit? Enjoy her incredible voice!

Guess if it happened any differently, I wouldn't of met the wonderful Mrs Gavac - my horny wife

I tend to listen to almost everything when it comes to choonage but at the moment Im listening to the following:

The Doves ... Epic!
John Martyn (Deed now ) ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXuSV527aw0
MGMT - Catchy Poptastic
NAS - Love his laid back rhymes
Snoop - He's the man (although admittedly some of his stuff is mince)
Guns N Roses ... Apetite for destruction ... probably the best album ever
Robin Thicke - White Modern Soulster
Otis Redding - Legend
Sigur Ros - Icelandic Melodic Mood Tunes

I've also rediscovered 80s music which for a long time I thought was pure PAP! Billy Idol rocks .. and Im really quite partial to one of the songs from the lost boys soundtrack. Anyhooo ... That's just a small selection of the stuff that revolves around on my Zen

Ahh christ - one song i dont want to be listening to again is Hotdog by Limp Bizkit. Basically, that song has become an insitution when it comes to drinking competitions, basically Fred Durst says "fuck" around 52 times in that song - in about 2 -3 minutes. Some stupid bastard (me) thought it would be a good idea to try and swig a combination a pint of fosters and several shots of Jagermeister everytime he says "fuck".


Well anyway, these days I've got my ears buried deep into Scandinavian Metal, mostly of the death metal genre. Listening to alot of Children of Bodom (old stuff), Amon Amarth, Dark Tranquillity, Arch Enemy, Opeth, Meshuggah etc etc.

Also gave Karl Sander's albums a whirl aswell, completely different from the material he writes for Nile but brilliant ambient music.

Also discovered where all my Testament albums went after them going missing for centuries!.

so yup that's whats going on in my world

astrix by Orange range awsome song from bleach anima also my pace by sunset swish also from bleach anima
am really into japanese music rite now

Johnny Clegg

Shameless bump.
John O'Callaghan's album Never Fade Away

Elbow - Grounds for Divorce http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJgc3oTdFZA
Poor base on the You Tube but you get the idea - used by the L4D team

Portishead - Glorybox
Elastica - Waking up
Elastica - 2:1
Moloko - The time is now
Black - Wonderful life
Big Country - Look Away, in a big country, one great thing, fields of fire
Soundgarden - Black hole sun
Free - Alright now
Steppenwolf - Magic carpet ride - (oh how I used to get high to this) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwDa5dMmfZ4

Wow gav, loving that elbow song, went looking at a few others, and now getting the album,
anyone else here listening to miley cyrus?

The Seldom Seen Kid is an awesome album and well deserving of the Mercury Music Award. My personal fave is The Loneliness of the Tower Crane Driver.

Been addicted to Steel Panther ever since seeing them at Download, hilarious glam-rock band, not for the weak-hearted though .

Also been whipping out my collection of Pantera and Down then aswell, was right down the front row for Down and seeing Phil Alselmo and Rex Brown aswell was a joy...closest you're going to get to Pantera nowadays.

Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon.....

Went to see Kings of Leon at the O2 this week... Was good but its a crap venue for Live music....

Ronald Jenkees
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smE-uIljiGo

His album is only $10 from his site, worth buying imo

But British Sea Powers new album is stunning - Man from Aran is actually a soundtrack to a film of the same name depicting life on the Aran islands during the 30's. It's almost entirely instrumental, and doesn't really follow on from "Do you like Rock Music?" it somewhat reminds me of Zeppelins 3rd album which was more Folkey than the previous two.

Man of Aran (1934) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0025456/
Album (2009) http://www.amazon.co.uk/Man-Aran-Britis ... B001UDPBXW
Boy Vertiginous http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjfVmJhkt-s (with B&W film)