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Title: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Chompy on December 13, 2008, 08:40:46 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today.
Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently by Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Longy on December 13, 2008, 08:46:03 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Greenday under a different name right? Edit wrong band Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: bolt pp on December 13, 2008, 08:46:24 PM the hoopdopples are good, worth a look.
gibdanza also, think theyve had a couple of albums out though and have been around a while not everyones cup of tea but the Snons have some great stuff(and some really crap stuff tbh) but it's a matter of taste. let me know if you think theyre any good, and i'll have a look in my music folders to see if i can find some more, those sprung to mind though as lessr known bands that have some good stuff Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Chompy on December 13, 2008, 08:48:03 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Red hot Chili Peppers under a different name right? Er, wrong... Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Longy on December 13, 2008, 08:48:54 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Red hot Chili Peppers under a different name right? Er, wrong... Damn didn't edit in time, knew i got it wrong soon as i posted it. Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: bolt pp on December 13, 2008, 08:50:34 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Greenday under a different name right? Edit wrong band i dont get it, it's NOT greenday as well? Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Chompy on December 13, 2008, 08:51:57 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Red hot Chili Peppers under a different name right? Er, wrong... Damn didn't edit in time, knew i got it wrong soon as i posted it. LOL, ul. This is what I mean. Ten years ago John Peel or Peter Powell* would have told us of a Thursday night that Green Day were doing stuff under a different name. How we supposed to know that now? Grrr. Should have known this was far too accomplished to be a new group's first offering. It is unbelievable good though. * OK, 20 years ago then Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Ginger on December 13, 2008, 08:53:49 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Greenday under a different name right? Edit wrong band i dont get it, it's NOT greenday as well? Yep, they aren't greenday as well as RHCP... Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: bolt pp on December 13, 2008, 08:56:17 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Greenday under a different name right? Edit wrong band i dont get it, it's NOT greenday as well? Yep, they aren't greenday as well as RHCP... so we're just naming bands it's not? I chose pj and duncan ship me 1 point!!!!!! Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Ginger on December 13, 2008, 08:58:12 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Greenday under a different name right? Edit wrong band i dont get it, it's NOT greenday as well? Yep, they aren't greenday as well as RHCP... so we're just naming bands it's not? I chose pj and duncan ship me 1 point!!!!!! 2 points, you lose. Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Longy on December 13, 2008, 08:58:30 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Wasn't that way when I were a lad, we watched Top Of The Pops and knew what were good. Not like the new fangled kids of today. Anyway, I came across the album of the Millennium so far recently and would urge others to buy it. The group? Foxboro Hot Tubs. Don't look them up online first, listen to the album and then stick'em in Google, more fun that way... You know this is Red hot Chili Peppers under a different name right? Er, wrong... Damn didn't edit in time, knew i got it wrong soon as i posted it. LOL, ul. This is what I mean. Ten years ago John Peel or Peter Powell* would have told us of a Thursday night that Green Day were doing stuff under a different name. How we supposed to know that now? Grrr. Should have known this was far too accomplished to be a new group's first offering. It is unbelievable good though. * OK, 20 years ago then Well i had heard it was them on Zane Lowe show on Radio1 which I suppose is kind of the modern equivalent. I would have kind of thought the opposite is true these days with various media outlets, lastfm, radio etc. I think band get more instant recognition now than ever use to, of course the stuff that isn't popular will be harder to find but that was always the case, no? I suppose i can't really talk for pre mid 90's ways of finding about new music. Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Longy on December 13, 2008, 09:00:16 PM Oh ffs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxboro_Hot_Tubs Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: bolt pp on December 13, 2008, 09:01:34 PM Oh ffs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxboro_Hot_Tubs lol, you double levelled yourself? Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Longy on December 13, 2008, 09:03:51 PM Oh ffs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxboro_Hot_Tubs lol, you double levelled yourself? No i tripled levelled you, i think you have to take a physical challenge now. Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: KarmaDope on December 14, 2008, 12:08:42 AM Greenday under a different name or not, this is a hell of a lot better than that dross the Kasier Chiefs/Arctic Monkeys/Franz Ferdinand et al put out every year. Good find Chompy :)
Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: david3103 on December 15, 2008, 10:58:14 AM Fleet Foxes - just them under their own name
maybe not that new, but they aren't on everyone's radar PS - thanks for the heads-up on Foxboro Hot Tubs, that's a Christmas present for my daughter sorted Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: StuartHopkin on December 15, 2008, 12:19:25 PM Tina Dico - Count to Ten
Again, not that new, but know one knows who she is. Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Scottish Dave on December 15, 2008, 03:53:33 PM Is it just me or is new music becoming less accessible these days? Not really TBH, with Sky digital, i have 38 music channels, and with my Laptop i have BitTorrent! ;) The world is your oyster, now a days Title: Re: Recommend an album (new stuff)... Post by: Bongo on December 15, 2008, 04:01:48 PM I've been listening to Immaculate Machine's Fables (http://www.last.fm/music/Immaculate+Machine/Fables) a lot recently.
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