Hicksy

aye i prefer the latter two songs as well - B&S is the track not in my top 5 atm since although i think its great it has a fabricated feel to in that it was obviously their most mainstream track at the time that they were pushing to get a big record label contract - which is fair play because thats what has to be done but i think it leads to a less meaningful song which is a shame because that is their biggest strength :? come to think of it thats probably why they r not fond of the guitar part :) or maybe im just not that clever :oops:

my first concert was Radiohead at the Reading Rivermead in 1995 and they were amazing!!! thats when my true love of radiohead / coldplay / travis et al music began and ive never waived from it :shock:

aka nice to see you :D

VERY hun! seriously seek them out - 2 of them r in my Coldplay top 5 atm!! :shock: btw - nice to see joo :D

if any one finds out what the b-sides might be - postage!!! :shock:

i like Travis too - in fact im trying to get back into their music more atm so there must be a remember Travis vibe going on or something :shock:

aye but for someone who listens to music for as long if not longer than i sleep each day i like to think my opinions are fairly well realised even if they are not always right or shared by others :)

u lot r luvly! :D dont go away now! :P *over time - not this particular evening if you r tired an all :wink: *

thanks hun :D

ive cried to the scientist as it so closely matches a very close personal memory - namely the section with the line "tell me you love me, come back and haunt me" it reminds me of a girl i loved more than my own life but who i lost, we were together for 2 years and now im 25 in three weeks but have never been the same since loosing her. she still haunts me and i find the lyrics so powerful because they do not suggest regret or fear - more they actually welcome the feeling - much like my own feelings in that i never want to forget her and now i look for a partner who doesnt replace her but who could give me something more im not sure that makes sense but i cant help but sigh when i write it and feel warm at the same time because i was lucky enough to have the time with her before things went bad some people are amazing dont let the ones who really matter go :(

innit :shock:

maybe - in fact i think yes but im having trouble recalling the vid - hes ALWAYS at a piano :lol:

erm lets see: Brothers and Sisters EP - AMAZING!! Yellow Single - VERY good Parachutes - Australian Tour Edition (same second cd as rare independant newspaper cover cd from 1999 - i think - dont quote me :roll: ) - VERY good Trouble - Norwegian Live EP - GREAT Dont Panic CD (Denamrk release with live tracks) - Good In My Place Single - Good B-Sides but not as good as early ones in my humble opinion i.e. I've gone Coldplay mad :silly:

Jools Holland is a Jazz / Musical god who has his own open-talent show which attracts a lot of the big genuine music talents (i.e. very little chart related pop junk and lots of serious artists). He's been going in England for a long time now and we all love and and respect him lots, even if he does sometimes look a little like a scary, intense little man :lol:

i have the single and its amazing - one of my favourite tracks this year - having said that ive heard that the single is by far the best track of the album although i am very tempted to get it :shock:

ok well my impressions are: "Despite much of their art-rock posturing" (quote from site-linked review because i cant agree more) they are not bad at all :D i think they still need to develop as the lead singers sometimes awkward voice dominates the songs and some quite impressive guitar-based tunage is lost in the background of his snarling vocals. Having said that they show great promise and id love to see them reach a clearer definition in their sound - they certainly seem to have the base talent to be good! Hicksy's Mark: B+ :shock: (edited to B- after 3 listens over a 30 minute period)

nps luvvies - always good to share the excitement :lol:

hullo DG - not had a good chat with u for a while - how u been keeping? im an officially Coldplay mad - i now listen to them more than Radiohead at the moment - which for me is unheard of - ive been buying up their back-catalogue and some of the old non-album tracks are unbelievably good - especially since i am very acoustically influenced atm since i am learning acoustic guitar as we speak :shock: wub

i am do-diddly-do-do-doing so right now :D getting the two mp3 tracks to see what they r like

dont suppose anyone has found any rare mp3s recently? :shock:

wots up with the nasty room-mate? :(

damn those clickety click fingers :lol:

please make it dloadable on mp3 for us lovely people PLEEEEEEEASE *grovels* :shock:

FYI: Later... DVD The UK music show, Later...With Jools Holland, is celebrating its 10-year anniversary by releasing a DVD culling together some of the most memorable performances of the past decade. Radiohead's performance of "Paranoid Android" will be included on the 30-track DVD, which hits UK shelves on November 18th. Here's the full tracklisting: The Verve - "Bitter Sweet Symphony" Mary J Blige - "No More Drama" Portishead - "Glory Box" Ladysmith Black Mambazo - "Star And The Wiseman" Bjork - "Hunter" David Gray - "Babylon" Pulp - "I Spy" Norma Waterson - "There Ain't No Sweet Man" Paul Weller - "Woodcutter's Son" The Hives - "I Hate To Say I Told You So" Jools Holland - "Blood Sucker Blues" Massive Attack - "Karmacoma" Blur - "Parklife" Ibrahim Ferrer & Cachaito - "Wahira" Oasis - "Whatever" Nick Cave - "God Is In The House" PJ Harvey - "Down By The Water" Robbie Williams - "Angels" Mariza - "O Gente Da Minha Terra" Coldplay - "Yellow" Baaba Maal - "Jamma Jengii" Orbital - "Satan" D'Angelo - "Brown Sugar" Diana Krall - "Peel Me A Grape" Morrissey - "Suedehead" Moby - "Porcelain" Blind Boys Of Alabama - "Run On" Primal Scream - "Swastika Eyes" REM - "Country Feedback" Radiohead - "Paranoid Android" :shock:

or a hamster that you imaginatively name Hami :shock: