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Booney wrote:Silverchair - Diorama, an underrated Australian album IMO.

A masterpiece.

The less said about Young Modern, the better.

Downloaded the new foos album last night


Not bad at all.


No Son Of Mine, cloudspotter, making fire and holding poison are cool

I'd overlooked this album until now, what a mistake that was. An unheralded grunge classic that paves the way for "Siamese Dream," another grunge classic.

Magellan wrote:

I'd overlooked this album until now, what a mistake that was. An unheralded grunge classic that paves the way for "Siamese Dream," another grunge classic.

Rhinoceros would be close to my favourite Pumpkins' tune.

saintal wrote:

Magellan wrote:

I'd overlooked this album until now, what a mistake that was. An unheralded grunge classic that paves the way for "Siamese Dream," another grunge classic.

Rhinoceros would be close to my favourite Pumpkins' tune.

'Mayonaise', 'Muzzle' or 'Ava Adore' for me, depending on my mood.

saintal wrote:

Magellan wrote:

I'd overlooked this album until now, what a mistake that was. An unheralded grunge classic that paves the way for "Siamese Dream," another grunge classic.

Rhinoceros would be close to my favourite Pumpkins' tune.

It's an absolute gem of a song.

Failed Creation wrote:

saintal wrote:

Magellan wrote:

I'd overlooked this album until now, what a mistake that was. An unheralded grunge classic that paves the way for "Siamese Dream," another grunge classic.

Rhinoceros would be close to my favourite Pumpkins' tune.

'Mayonaise', 'Muzzle' or 'Ava Adore' for me, depending on my mood.

Yeah all great tunes. A few other personal favourites are Stand Inside Your Love, I of the Mourning and Soma.

Have their new release at home as my wife is a fanatic, but yet to really listen to it. Little motivation to really.

saintal wrote:
Have their new release at home as my wife is a fanatic, but yet to really listen to it. Little motivation to really.

From what I've heard, it's really good.

Got my 50th party play list running..... and a very cold beer.

Who knows the lyrics here..

One of sixteen vestal virgins,
Who were leaving for the coast...

............and though my eyes were open
They might have just as well have been closed
And so it waaaaaaas later
As the miller told his tale............

My day is complete until I've listened to this song, it reels me and makes me appreciate life.

Lightning McQueen wrote:My day is complete until I've listened to this song, it reels me and makes me appreciate life.

One of my favourite songs from one of my absolute favourite bands, I was listening to them today. I love Smith Street and in particular Wil Wagner who IMO is a great singer/songwriter.
Have you listened to much Smith Street Band LM?

The Dark Knight wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:My day is complete until I've listened to this song, it reels me and makes me appreciate life.

One of my favourite songs from one of my absolute favourite bands, I was listening to them today. I love Smith Street and in particular Wil Wagner who IMO is a great singer/songwriter.
Have you listened to much Smith Street Band LM?

No I haven't mate, I'll give them a whirl today.

We're not meant to listen to music or wear headphones at work but they've given me permission to have youtube on and listen away given where my desk is.

They're re-designing our whole office so I don't have to sit near customer service as they drive me insane and I can't concentrate, I've basically stopped talking at work full stop, my two best friends at work aren't near me anymore, one took up an extra role and she's moved to an office in a different area and the other just had a baby last week so she won't be back for some time.

Letting youtube take it's own path every day is my saviour.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:My day is complete until I've listened to this song, it reels me and makes me appreciate life.

One of my favourite songs from one of my absolute favourite bands, I was listening to them today. I love Smith Street and in particular Wil Wagner who IMO is a great singer/songwriter.
Have you listened to much Smith Street Band LM?

No I haven't mate, I'll give them a whirl today.

We're not meant to listen to music or wear headphones at work but they've given me permission to have youtube on and listen away given where my desk is.

They're re-designing our whole office so I don't have to sit near customer service as they drive me insane and I can't concentrate, I've basically stopped talking at work full stop, my two best friends at work aren't near me anymore, one took up an extra role and she's moved to an office in a different area and the other just had a baby last week so she won't be back for some time.

Letting youtube take it's own path every day is my saviour.

Fair enough, give them a listen if you can.
I think Wil's lyrics can be very relateable depending on where you're at and your outlook as a teenage to middled aged Australian male on life in general and especially love and relationships and all that comes with it plus looking back on your past and what could happen in the future.

Haken - Virus.

Should have gotten into them earlier, The Strain is an addictive tune.

Fitting title for a 2020 release.

Last nights footy got boring so I fired up Van Morrison greatest hits on you tube.

The Offspring - Let The Bad Times Roll

Watching a feed from Soundcity featuring Junior now, who back in the day also ran as a cover band Greasy Spoon... many nights up belting out a hunters tune at new York Bar and grill/shenanigans [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

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