What are we all listening to at the moment.

[SG Thrasher]

Nofx - Punk in Drublic.

Still one of my favourite albums.

Mine, too.

I also love The Decline. Prog-punk??? PDT_008

Oh definitely, One of my life goals is to play the whole of the decline onstage before I die.

Hehe, I hope you mean one of your goals before you die, not to play the song and then die immediately following!! PDT_008   :)

Of course, but hell, what a song to end on! :lol:

[nfe]

Bjork - Post

[_tom_]

The Mars Volta - deloused..

$%&#ing love this album, havent listened to it for ages either :) Son et Lumiere into Inertiatic ESP is perfect.

[gwEm]

just stuck on - black ice ! :)

edit: well - i think its moderately awesome!

[indysmith]

Nofx - Punk in Drublic.

Still one of my favourite albums.

Awesome.

[indysmith]

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Abattoir Blues.

[Jonny]

I just ripped a CD off my girlfriend's dad's CD collection,

"Sounds of the 70s: Rock"

Just listened to some Blue Oyster Cult, 70s is a bit too far for me but it's all good still.

[SG Thrasher]

I've had The Decline on repeat for about 3 hours and that ending with the trombone gets better and better every time.

Brings back some damn good memories, as with most NOFX.

[Crazy_Joe]

I'm in a Ska mood so I'm listening to The Specials.

[noodleplugerine]

Fellsilent. Best band I've heard in $%&#ing AGES!!!!

And am seeing them on Friday.

[TomW]

The Cult - Sonic Temple

(Not really listened to much by the cult before, but I am $%&#ing loving this album, gonna have to get some more albums by them I think)

Also listening to abit of Airbourne as I'm off to see them tomorow night :twisted:

[TwilightOdyssey]

I've had The Decline on repeat for about 3 hours and that ending with the trombone gets better and better every time.

Brings back some damn good memories, as with most NOFX.

The horns, the chanting, the marching, and the way that the song builds based on the lyrical content (it's a definite leftist/cynical criticism of America/Americana) makes it a very powerful statement, regardless of how you view the song's political slant.

[38thBeatle]

Otis Reading- three albums on the trot on the old Ipod.

[SG Thrasher]

I've had The Decline on repeat for about 3 hours and that ending with the trombone gets better and better every time.

Brings back some damn good memories, as with most NOFX.

The horns, the chanting, the marching, and the way that the song builds based on the lyrical content (it's a definite leftist/cynical criticism of America/Americana) makes it a very powerful statement, regardless of how you view the song's political slant.

The lyrics in The Decline really are genius, it makes me sad because i know I'll never be able to do something as good as the Decline.

[TwilightOdyssey]

Yes, 90125