[Kerr]

Looking for some suggestions to give me an idea what to fill mine with.

Everytime I sit down and do it, I just keep putting the same albums on all the time.

I've got a very wide taste in music so very open.

What makes the top of your playlist?

[jimmylimmy]

I do a fair bit of driving with my job so listen to audio books quite a lot

Music wise, I like a lot of eighties/early 90's stuff and movie sound tracks

Depeche Mode
Billy Idol
Prince
OMD
The Smiths
The Cure
Prodigy
Lost Boys OST
Trainspotting OST
Yello

Most played is the Electronic 80's album from Ministry of Sound

Newer stuff on there would be:

The Heavy
Cee Lo Green
Lily Allen
Rihanna
Muse
Snow Patrol
Eli "Paperboy" Reed

[335iLondon]

Lovin the black keys new (ish) album
Fat freddy's drops
Meyer Hawthorne
The weeknd

[CarAbuser]

Deftones - Diamond Eyes

Probably my favourite album right now, great driving music.

If you're into prog rock then try something by Tides From the Nebula, they have been a staple on my iPod in recent times.

[zltm089]

initial d- the discovery
initial d- champion

kanye west- all of the lights

santigold- shove it (remix)

[Kerr]

I'm amazed at the lack of music interest here.

Come on admit the CD in the car just now?

I was at my parents at the weekend and most of my CDs have been stored down there.

I filled my CD changer up with some early David Grey, Best of James, Ed Hardcourt, Bruce Springsteen.

My band of the moment is The Vaccines.

Frank Turner seems to hit the top of my playlist for months now.

Anything goes though.

[RockIt]

Great rock band in the tradition of Deep Purple, Free and Led Zep is Black Country Communion fronted by Glen Hughes with Joe Bonamassa on guitar, Derek Sherinian on keys and Jason Bonham on drums. A true rock supergroup! Off to see them on Tuesday.

Black Stone Cherry- Between The Devil & the Deep Blue Sea is also excellent. Joe Bonamassa's last solo album Dust Bowl is also very good. Listening to Foo Fighters- Wasting Light, Black Spiders- Sons of the North, Slash- RnFNR, The Script- Science & Faith. Liking Avenged Sevenfold, Vintage Trouble, Rival Sons and Head Cat as well.

[michaelalex17]

radar love

[NickP]

At the moment I have been listening to Paul Oakenfold - The Goa Mix 2011 - very chilled, almost all instrumental tracks -
Normally-
The Verve
Radiohead
Moby
Radio 1's Live Lounge
Air
Portishead
Kasabian
King of Leon
Tori Amos
The Gaslight Anthem

I have quite a varied taste!

[CarAbuser]

Originally Posted by RockIt

Great rock band in the tradition of Deep Purple, Free and Led Zep is Black Country Communion fronted by Glen Hughes with Joe Bonamassa on guitar, Derek Sherinian on keys and Jason Bonham on drums. A true rock supergroup! Off to see them on Tuesday.

Black Stone Cherry- Between The Devil & the Deep Blue Sea is also excellent. Joe Bonamassa's last solo album Dust Bowl is also very good. Listening to Foo Fighters- Wasting Light, Black Spiders- Sons of the North, Slash- RnFNR, The Script- Science & Faith. Liking Avenged Sevenfold, Vintage Trouble, Rival Sons and Head Cat as well.

My parents went to see that Black Country band on Saturday night. They didn't rate it too highly but said they did some good blues-rock songs and were impressed by Joe Bonamassa.

[Tee212]

modern talking/cc catch/bad boys blues/knotb/positive k - "i got a man"

[RockIt]

Originally Posted by CarAbuser

My parents went to see that Black Country band on Saturday night. They didn't rate it too highly but said they did some good blues-rock songs and were impressed by Joe Bonamassa.

Must have been at the High Voltage Festival. Tonight at Leeds they were amazing, but they had 2 hours to impress in a decent venue. Bonamassa was sublime.

[MEGA]

I've got Jamiroquai - Rock dust light star - in the car right now.

It's an MP3 disc and on it also lives Synkronized by the same artist and then the new Foo fighters album, linkin park collision course, reanimation and them from memory gym class heroes papercut chronicles and one or two others.

Burnt a disc yet to go down which is just Skrillex, Nero, the prodigy discography and some grime mixes.

If I'm "driving" I go for the drum and bass almost every time but if I'm driving, I like to go for rock or alt.

Regardless of that I'd say my favourite genre is heavy metal... In flames, metallica, machine head, fear factory, static-x etc.

Then I also go for some punk from time to time.. Bad religion, litmus green, meteors...

fair to say my tastes are varied But it does come back to the dubstep/drum and bass quite regularly when I feel like pressing on

[Boyd1963]

Audio books and metal mayhem. Also some disco and Black Eyed Peas for the ladies.

[chris330D]

Just got into Seasick Steve - 'can't teach an old do new tricks'. That and Get Ready by New Order occupy my iPod at the mo!

[jonw]

Renaissance - Sasha & Digweed

[briers]

I always listen on shuffle these days unless i've got a desire to listen to a full album

Right now i'm listening to Michael Jackson, before, pete doherty, massive attack, madeline peyroux, left field, vampire weekend, scott matthews, justin nazouka, dusty springfield, cat power, otis reading, plan b, rolling stones, willy mason.

Apart from some other well known stuff already mentioned thats whats in my iTunes.

[briers]

Originally Posted by jonw

Renaissance - Sasha & Digweed

wow, i remember this stuff, must have been at least 15 years ago now. I had a mint Sasha 88 tape, i think from Shellys nightclub

Prized possession until the reel broke in my car. Nobdy could drop a whitney houston track over acid house like he could. Genius

[briers]

I can't believe i found it - all this time

Still gives me goosebumps and shivers from the memories



Don't know what clubs are like these days but i guarantee they are nothing like back then

[jonw]

Originally Posted by briers

wow, i remember this stuff, must have been at least 15 years ago now. I had a mint Sasha 88 tape, i think from Shellys nightclub

Prized possession until the reel broke in my car. Nobdy could drop a whitney houston track over acid house like he could. Genius

had the same tape i think, used to go to Shelleys all the time back in the day.
good memories !!

[briers]

Absolutely, i went to the reunion party Daz Willot helped organised in a different club, obviously, but it was awesome. Instead of the car park PA altern8 played inside and Daz Willot played an awesome set with what looked like the original shellys whistle crew doing their thing on the speakers.

It was the best night i'd had in a long time. For the previous 5 years the nights were full of alcohol fuelled violence, most people were on pills that night but everyone was super friendly. A different world.


They are still running some nights up north, Stu Allan another legend still doing them, back by dope demand. Nice name, that song was mental sped up.