WOW...this is a tough one but my top 5 listened to cd's other than hip are:
1. Sam Roberts - We Were Born in a Flame
2. Guns N' Roses - Use Your Illusion 2 (First cd I ever bought in grade 10, still love the rocking songs)
3. Toby Keith - Shockn Y'all (If you hate country, god knows I used to, buy this album and crank it! Trust me, it'll get ya somewhat hooked)
4. Headstones - Greatest Fits (All the classics on one disc, great stuff)
5. Audioslave - Selftitled
heres my current faves sans hip:
1.audioslave
2.queens of the stone age-songs for the deaf
3.seether-disclaimer
4.rage against the machine-all of em
5.anything foo
I dont know..there are so many out there..the 5 i have been listening to mostr recently are:
1. pearl jam - no code
2. radiohead - kid A
3. Thornley - come again ( seen them live 3 times in past 6 months and they are amazing)
4. foo fighters - not a cd, but the live DVD from their past toronto performance
5.iggy pop - best of
I thought long and hard... and then gave up. Here's what I'm into right now... minus The Hip.
Cake - Prolonging the Magic
MGB - Beautiful Midnight
54-40 - Goodbye Flatland (and Radio Love Songs)
Vast - Visual Audio Sensory Theatre
Radiohead - The Bends
Monster Magnet- Dopes to Infinity
Porcupine Tree- In Absentia
Bottle Rockets- Brooklyn Side
Miles Davis-Kind of Blue
Morphine- Cure for Pain
Wilco- Summer Teeth
Current Listening
Cooper Temple Clause-See Through This & Leave
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club-Take Then On Your Own
Snow Patrol- Final Straw
Rapture-Echoes
Stephen Dame Wrote:That 3 1/2 hour Watchmen show at the Continental in Buffalo was magic.
Danny to the crowd upon taking the... uhh... stage: "Wow... (Surveying the... uhh... club) you've got a real nice place here." 
The guy at the door told me it was the best "Filthy hole to see a concert in New York."
That was great!! That was the 2nd time that Danny had referred to the Continental as a "nice place". Hilarious :lol:
I have been checking into the guys' solo careers...still wish they hadn't broken up though
Any way..5 albums to own:
1) DMB...Before These Crowded Streets (Beanmedic's favorite too :wink: )
2) Dark Side Of the Moon and The Wall
3) SloMotion...The Watchmen (Silent Radar is just as awesome)
4) Neil Young...On The Beach, also Greendale
5) Sarah McLachlan..Fumbling Towards Ecstacy
highwaygirl28 Wrote:I have been checking into the guys' solo careers...still wish they hadn't broken up though 
Head up Jen! Onwards and upwards, right? :wink: I'm actually really liking the guys' new stuff:
Obviously Thornley (with Ken Tizzard) is making huge waves on both sides of the border, as evidenced by the Leno appearance last month...
Danny Greaves' new project "Doctor" plays their first ever gig tonight at the Horseshoe as part of the NXNE...their first single really grows on you after a few listens (available at maplemusicrecordings.com for anyone who's interested), and the CD is due out in August...
And IMHO, the best of the three could be the sleeper...If the mp3s available on Joey Serlin's site are any indication of what's to come, they guys could very well go 3-for-3 in branching out (likely in three decidedly different target demographics)...
:thumb:
M.
MikeS Wrote:highwaygirl28 Wrote:I have been checking into the guys' solo careers...still wish they hadn't broken up though 
Danny Greaves' new project "Doctor" plays their first ever gig tonight at the Horseshoe as part of the NXNE...their first single really grows on you after a few listens (available at maplemusicrecordings.com for anyone who's interested), and the CD is due out in August...
:thumb:
M.
Cool. I'm on that right now, thanks.
MikeS Wrote:highwaygirl28 Wrote:I have been checking into the guys' solo careers...still wish they hadn't broken up though 
Head up Jen! Onwards and upwards, right? :wink: I'm actually really liking the guys' new stuff:
Obviously Thornley (with Ken Tizzard) is making huge waves on both sides of the border, as evidenced by the Leno appearance last month...
Danny Greaves' new project "Doctor" plays their first ever gig tonight at the Horseshoe as part of the NXNE...their first single really grows on you after a few listens (available at maplemusicrecordings.com for anyone who's interested), and the CD is due out in August...
And IMHO, the best of the three could be the sleeper...If the mp3s available on Joey Serlin's site are any indication of what's to come, they guys could very well go 3-for-3 in branching out (likely in three decidedly different target demographics)...
:thumb:
M.
im gonna attempt to video tape the show depending if im able too
last yr lots of people were taping
tiger2375 Wrote:im gonna attempt to video tape the show depending if im able too
last yr lots of people were taping
I see Lowest of the Low is also on the bill tonight at the Horseshoe...
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Should be a good one...
M.
in no particular order
54-40 Radio Love songs, the singles collection
Headstones - Greatest Fits
I Mother Earth - Scenery and Fish
Goo Goo Dolls - A Boy named Goo
Chantel Kreviazuk - Under these rocks and stones.
Gordon Downie
Perry Farrell
Jim Morrison
Stories from the city--stories from the sea
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Quote:Any way..5 albums to own:
1) DMB...Before These Crowded Streets (Beanmedic's favorite too )
2) Dark Side Of the Moon and The Wall
3) SloMotion...The Watchmen (Silent Radar is just as awesome)
4) Neil Young...On The Beach, also Greendale
5) Sarah McLachlan..Fumbling Towards Ecstacy
DMB :nooooo
Thanks for all the responses....I have written a bunch down and am gonna pick up a couple CD's this weekend. Some of these are people I have never even heard of. It will be nice to spice up the collection with some new material. :thumb:
MikeS Wrote:highwaygirl28 Wrote:I have been checking into the guys' solo careers...still wish they hadn't broken up though 
Head up Jen! Onwards and upwards, right? :wink: I'm actually really liking the guys' new stuff:
Obviously Thornley (with Ken Tizzard) is making huge waves on both sides of the border, as evidenced by the Leno appearance last month...
Danny Greaves' new project "Doctor" plays their first ever gig tonight at the Horseshoe as part of the NXNE...their first single really grows on you after a few listens (available at maplemusicrecordings.com for anyone who's interested), and the CD is due out in August...
And IMHO, the best of the three could be the sleeper...If the mp3s available on Joey Serlin's site are any indication of what's to come, they guys could very well go 3-for-3 in branching out (likely in three decidedly different target demographics)...
:thumb:
M.
i checked out the show last night dannys new band doctor they are really good i recommend to grab there new album when it gets released as well check them out if they come around your city
danny broke 2 mic stands last night lol
