Definitely one of my favourite artists yes. I'd suggest Little Earthquakes or Under the Pink. It's a little harder to get into her other stuff, like Boys for Pele (which I absolutely love.)

Oh yeah just noticed your chart, arent you on my list on last fm? I like Moby quite a bit. Think hes just put a new album out. Yeah ill check them both out, cheers.

Yep you're on my last.fm :) Haha I don't really listen to Moby much at all - my iTunes often gets hijacked by my housemates because my laptop is connected up to our main stereo system.

Oryt lol, I dont really actively listen to him on a regular basis either, but hes alright.
Neil Finn & Eddie Vedder (with Johnny Marr and some guy from Radiohead), playing a Split Endz song live together, from the live Neil Finn collabaration album '7 Worlds Collide'.


Also if you check the videos page, I rofl'd earlier when I was reading through the comments and read mines wondering who the fuck wrote that, only to scroll up and find out it was me lol. YouTube - Take a Walk - Neil Finn + Eddie Vedder

^ That's awesome, I love Neil Finn! Never knew they did that together.

Yeah even better the album only cost me 60p. Aye hes better than what most people think.
I just posted more about him on the 'what album your listening to thread' http://www.musicbanter.com/general-m...tml#post692011.

really man, did you listen to the song though?

Nope lol,

oh come on man, i thought you were better than that, at least give it a chance before you start hating, pleeeeeaaaase?

I dont hate the song as I havent bothered to listen to it yet, I just hate the group lol. Ill give it a listen in a bit.

If you're going to judge Outkast on one shitty commercial single you may as well judge David Bowie purely on The Laughing Gnome

Stop criticising me lol. I appreciate you recognise its shitty though. I wil check the track out, Im in the middle of an epic jazz album right now.
EDIT: I listened to the track and its pretty good, I found this version and much prefer it though:

Love the lyrics to this song.

Songs actually called 'Never Gonna Tell You What To Do' but never mind:
From my favourite Indie/Britpop band of the 90s.

You just can't not love a bit of Los Lobos eh :D

I really cannot get enough of this song, just so much fun to listen to.

EVERYONE NEEDS TO HEAR THIS!!

Im really digging this group & Im not even a fan of Rap or Hip Hop lol.

Yeah you have taste!

Charles Mingus-Better Get Hit In Yo' Soul

Now I cant stand AC/DC post Bon Scott, but their early stuff is cracking. And the fact that he was Scottish.

Antonio, how did you know that the Stafford High Jazz Ensemble was so renowned for their version of that song?

first vid that came up, haha

I think you can do much better than me...

Better Than Me- Hinder

YouTube - moby
first time ive heard of moby.
on of the best songs ever... its jsut so.... so....
i dont even know.
but its like when the wind blows
you still cant control
the way you roll

that was quite a streak of inspiration...

My favourite Darkest of the Hillside Thickets song.

Came across this guy just now on my WMP, had no idea who the fuck he was or where the album came from (I get it a lot). A really good blues guitarist. I read up on wiki quickly and he was in a band called Danger Danger before.

OOOOoooOHHHH YEAAAAAAH

As usual another lesser known English artist forgotten amongst the usual cult 'must-listen to' artist that permeates every fashionable pore these days.

god of music? we think so~

This an awesome song is. Nice video too.

i'm a really big andy timmons fan, and he lives here in dallas

you should pick up the "that was then this is now" album

snowfall - reckless kelly
the weight - the band
since i've been lovein you - zepplin

Thats The Pogues! Theyre crackin man, what album's that song off? Ive got quite a few albums, 'Rum Sodomy & The Lash', 'Hell's Ditch', 'Waiting For Herb' & 'Pogue Mahone'. The latter two of which I bought under the impression that Joe Strummer had been the lead singer on them but it turned out that he had only produced the 'Hell's Ditch' album, which is fantastic by the way. Turned out it was Spider Stacy who did the lead vocals after Shane McGowan left. Youve got me listening to them again now lol.

Really? I have no recollection of either being told about it/downloading whatsoever lol. I was very impressed with the 'Pawn Kings' album, especially the tracks 'Loosen Up' & 'Blood Is Thicker Than Water'. Also does a very good cover version of 'Green Onions', the original of which my step dad likes to dance to (badly) lol.

^^^^Which album is that from?

idk, i was randomly looking at youtube videos

My favorite song from The Crow movie score.

I'm in an instrumental mood today.