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70 Replies and 8110 Views
Mercury Music Prize shortlist 8110 70
Started by Una
it's out on Tuesday.
I predict nods in the direction of:
Corinne Baily Rae
Lily Allen
Plan B
Guillemots
Futureheads
Thom Yorke
Arctic Monkeys
I'm sure the judges will find some obscure English connection to Regina Spektor's granny or something similar as well.
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7/13/2006 3:11 PM |
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19 Replies and 1652 Views
Comeback Records 1652 19
Started by Mully
http://www.avclub.com/content/node/50444
The Onion's AV CLub give their top 15 ...
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7/13/2006 2:01 PM |
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2 Replies and 1354 Views
Why did my post get moved? 1354 2
Started by stroller
I posted a link earlier to where you can download the new Rapture single and it got moved to the Plug Bands, Releases, Recordings, Websites, etc. section. I'm not trying to plug the Rapture. It's not like I'm their cowbell player or anything. I just thought that the people who frequent this board might be interested in hearing it.
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7/13/2006 3:57 AM |
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5 Replies and 1334 Views
WEEZER SPLIT....? 1334 5
Started by benni
Was this always on the cards from the last tour - or is this new news
Either way
http://www.nme.com/news/weezer/23579
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7/12/2006 1:23 PM |
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18 Replies and 1362 Views
Our band could be your life 1362 18
Started by Unicron
Anyone read it
I picked it up on Sunday and I've found it to be enthralling reading. I'm nearing the end of chapter 2 at the minute so it's only covered 2 bands I've never listened to (Black Flag and hte Minuteman, in the latter case a band I'd never even heard of) but it's fascinating stuff. Mission Of Burma, who I love, is up next and if that chapter is as good as what when before then I'll be very happy.
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7/12/2006 10:56 AM |
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0 Replies and 1144 Views
The CLUAS guide to better writing 1144 0
Started by admin
Having seen over the years a number of poorly written articles that were submitted to the site I always thought that a writing guide would be a valuable addition to CLUAS in order to guide writers (both new and existing) towards better written articles. Of course like the vast majority of ideas I come up with I did absolutely nothing about it and no such writing guide was ever added to the site. Until now that is.
Yes, our man in Paris Aidan Curran has out together a writing guide tailored t...
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7/12/2006 9:49 AM |
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5 Replies and 1533 Views
Am I a sinner 1533 5
Started by foreverchanges
Am I to be dammed to hell for the utterances I am about to put to ones and zeros For the past few months something has been banging around my cranium and I have been too fearful utter it in public before, but it has come to a traumatic, crashing end over the last few weeks. The terrible secret that I have held within is that (wait for it), I don’t like Johnny Cash’s music, before his last few fantastic albums with Rick Rubin. Am I a freak
It’s not that I hate the music from the largest p...
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7/11/2006 11:31 PM |
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11 Replies and 1555 Views
Sufjan is coming back 1555 11
Started by Unicron
Olympia, November 1
No idea when tickets are on sale. His upcoming US tour is a seated affair with a string section so I wouldn't be surprised if they left the seats in for this one which would make it a very hot ticket.
Then again the other venues on the tour (The Acadamy in Manchest and the Paradisso in Amsterdam) would go agains thet thinking.
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7/11/2006 7:44 PM |
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10 Replies and 4585 Views
Syd Barrett R.I.P 4585 10
Started by mainline
Syd Barrett, the former lead singer of Pink Floyd and one of the key
figures of the 60s, has died at the Cambridgeshire home to which he
retreated as a recluse more than 30 years ago.
The Guardian has learned that the singer, 60, who suffered from a
psychedelic-drug induced breakdown while at the peak of his career,
died last Friday from complications related to diabetes.
His brother Alan confirmed his death, saying only: 'He died peacefully
at home. There will be a private family fun...
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7/11/2006 3:00 PM |
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0 Replies and 1429 Views
Possible new acts for Electric Picnic? 1429 0
Started by stroller
I stumbled across a British festival called Foundation which is being held on the same weekend as Electric Picnic. I checked the line up and both Coldcut and Pendulum are playing both festivals so I'd say that there's a fair chance that a few more of the acts booked for Foundation will end up playing Electric Picnic as well. I'm especially hoping that J-Live and Pharahoe Monch will pop up at EP since they're going to be over this side of the Atlantic for the weekend anyways.
You can check out t...
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7/11/2006 1:25 PM |
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1 Replies and 1347 Views
EP Sold out / Broken (broken) Social Scene 1347 1
Started by elmo95
Can someone with the right friends find out if there will be the obligatory bundle of tickets released before the fest itself Also I read on C4 teletext that Broken Social Scene are splitting which means this'll probably be their last gig here. Three in a row ain't bad though, mostly due to their brillinatness
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7/11/2006 11:54 AM |
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10 Replies and 1706 Views
the Crimea @ Oxegen!!!! 1706 10
Started by kramer
please tell me some else saw them play on saturday
heard there song on mtv2 'lottery winners on acid'..thought yeah good song, so went to check them out in the new bands stage at 5 on that really cold wet saturday, so standing there waiting for them to come on, shaking like a sh*ting dog!..so anyway the band comes out on stage start playing away..then a roadie comes on stage and passes the microphone and stand out into the crowd where the lead singer was standing in the middle on the crowd...
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7/11/2006 10:01 AM |
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0 Replies and 1253 Views
New column: Redneck Ramblings 1253 0
Started by admin
Cluas.com is delighted to publish the first instalment of a brand new column 'Redneck Ramblings' written by The Most Reverend Jules of the Jackson clan. There is no set format or subject matter but country music will have a strong presence, as will surfing. Check it out here:
http://www.cluas.com/columns/redneck-ramblings/
It took this addition to the existing 'French Letter' and 'Beijing Beat' columns has propelled me into action. I have been meaning to do this for a while but I have finall...
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7/11/2006 9:20 AM |
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4 Replies and 1544 Views
Kasabian on Fri night, spirit 1544 4
Started by nerraw
Absolutely fantastic, they completed rocked it.
Spirit is a fantastic venue, even smaller than expected due to the stage taking up a large part of the dance floor. I would imagine there were about 2/300 there with plenty of space.
Their new stuff sounded pretty good and their old songs caused quite an impressive mosh pit. Played for about 90mins, possibly less. Think they finished on LSF which was great fun.
One of the gigs of the year for me.
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7/10/2006 3:20 PM |
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4 Replies and 1659 Views
james blackshaw 1659 4
Started by dera
is anyone listening to this newish English guitarist he is of the John Fahey mold, folk-influenced intricate fingerpickings, open tunings, beautiful meditative half hour guitar pieces, often layered with harmonium and assortments of odd instruments.
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7/10/2006 11:29 AM |
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4 Replies and 1739 Views
sir richard bishop / devendra banhart 1739 4
Started by palace
was anyone at banhart's gig in the village this time last year...
...i've been wanting to see guitar genius sir richard bishop for a while now and i just discovered he supported at this gig... shockingly, i can't remember him - maybe i wasn't there for the support but that would be unusual... did he definitely play
anyone help me out cheers
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7/10/2006 11:06 AM |
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36 Replies and 6121 Views
Boll*xegen 6121 36
Started by alameda
Christ what a disaster of a day on Saturday for Oxegen
Like everyone else got completely and utterly soaked and bloody cold too
Did get to see a few bands early in the day but after passing a few tents where bizarrely every band sounded like Placebo, I began to lose the will to live, so at that point decided to cut my losses and get out before being Molko'd to death
How did everyone else get on
<awaits barrage of abuse from hardened festival types and Placebo fans>
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7/9/2006 12:41 AM |
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12 Replies and 1644 Views
2006: The Summer Of Too Many Music Festivals 1644 12
Started by Gar
This summer has to be one of the busiest on these shores for outdoor live music events for quite some years now. Every week a new festival seems to be cropping up and offering as many perks as possible for you to hand over the cash for an over-priced ticket. Some of these festivals seem to be failing lately and it's not really a surprise. A simple case of over exhausting the festival-going market is halting the expected cash flow into the pockets of eager promoters.
Surely organisers didn't ex...
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7/7/2006 4:53 PM |
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17 Replies and 1778 Views
New Music Tour 1778 17
Started by Una
went to this in Whelan's last night.
Verdict:
Director are fantastic
I have never seen a band go for the commercial jugular as enthusiastically as The Blizzards have
If you wear a hat, people will stare at you
Corona is too expensive
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7/7/2006 10:32 AM |
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2 Replies and 1197 Views
Roxy Music last night 1197 2
Started by Dromed
Went to see Roxy Music last night in Vicar Street - absolutely amazing gig! PLayed 'Bogus Man', 'Editions of You', 'Out of the Blue', 'Love is the Drug' (naturally!) and loads more old stuff - band were amazing and the atmosphere was great. Didn't play 'Ladytron' or 'In Every Dream Home' which was a bit of a bummer, but was worth every frickin penny to stand at the feet of one my idols, the fabulous Mr. Brian Ferry!!!!!!!!
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7/6/2006 3:44 PM |