Make a comment about what the person above is listening to..

I like the birt pop of the 90's and 2000's, if I listened to the Libertines I would probably liked them. The Strangeloves also sound by their name that they could be a brit-pop group.

That Beatles song is alirght but not one of their songs that I really like, I prefer the Beatles later period. I haven't listened to the "Beatles For Sale" album.

Linda Ronstadt - Tracks Of My Tears

 

I thought you said you had never listened to Oasis..

Oasis were the britpop band of the 90s.

 

I never said I didn't listen to Oasis! I said that I had never listened to the Oasis song that you were listening to. I like Oasis.

 

I think the beatles are overated, but still a good song.

Sweet-"Ballroom Blitz", a classic.

 

I love that song

"Untitled #4"- Sigur Ros

 

never huhyd it

cover of Here Comes The Sun by Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

 

never heard that cover but i like the original

Electric Light Orchestra - Evil Woman

 

Electric Light Orchestra are awesome.

The Beatles
Let It Be... Naked
"I Me Mine"
1999

 

that albumn is fabulous, i remember when it came out.. i really do notice a difference.

add it up- violent femmes is what im listening too

 

the violent femmes are cool.

and yes there is a difference.. all the songs are better.

The Beatles
Anthology 3
"Happiness is a Warm Gun"
1996

 

Beatles

Chocolate Watchband - Im not like everybody else.

 

The Chocolate Watchband is awesome. So is Strawberry Alarm Clock. Damn, all those flavoured time-keeping device bands are tasty!!!

"Shadows" -- The Electric Prunes.

 

down the escalator of time ... level 69... i want to discover what is behind the definitive doors of time... and i hear some fantastic echoes of chocolate sound and Electric Brunes singin' epic notes of wild times...

uhm it's just cool stuff the prunes and chocolate ...i never tried before to eat them together

i listen to more traditional stuff but it still a bit stoned

The Byrds
"Gunga Din"
-The Ballad Of Easy Rider- LP 1969

 

I like the Byrds but I am not so familiar with their later stuff. I'm much more familiar with their mid-60's stuff.

Nazareth - Sunshine

 

Yes, you're right. It gets kind of boring if the same person keeps on posting what he is listening to but most of the time his comments are "i'm not familiar".

 

Well, I listen to more older music from the 60's and 70's, if you people listened to more of a variety of music from this era, then I could comment better.

For example who the fuck are bands like "Chocolate Watchband"?

 

Chocolate watchband is also from the 60's/70's era. I think you may even like it.

But that's not the point, I wasn't attacking you or something. It doesn't matter if you don't know it and even if you make a post with the comment that you're not familiar with it. But after a few times you could also just don't give a comment. If you want to tell what you're currently listening to, you can post that in another topic.

 

I want to comment, i'll start writing betetr comments from now on. I think I would like Chocolate Watchband. What kind of genre are they?

Blondie - Heart Of Glass (the best disco song ever made)

 

i like blondie but ive never heard that song

BB King & Muddy Waters with Jimmy Page, Robert Plant & Eric Clapton - Gonna Shoot You Right Down

 

"Heart Of Glass" is the greatest Disco record of all time. You must hear it, it is one of the essential 70's songs.

I like all those artists, especially Clapton, Plant and Page, but I never heard that song, what year is it from. Clapton and Page are both two of the greatest guitarists of all time. I really love the blues, Clapton has so many sad songs. I like "Bell-Bottom Blues", "Layla" and "Promises".

Donovan - Sunshine Superman