Not music, but I've been listening to it - and laughing!

Jason Derulo - In My Head and Sky is the Limit.

Very good, new chris brown kind of but better.

Iron Maiden - Ghost of the Navigator of their Brave New World album.

Up the Irons!

Up the Irons!

:P

Whassamatter? You don't like Maiden?

Sounds a bit too West Ham for Plokoon's liking.

Yeah, I was just kidding. I'm quite partial to a bit of Maiden now and again.

They're all huge West Ham fans though, as far as I'm aware.

Yeah, I was just kidding. I'm quite partial to a bit of Maiden now and again.

They're all huge West Ham fans though, as far as I'm aware.

Oh.

Well, something's gotta give...

Yeah, I was just kidding. I'm quite partial to a bit of Maiden now and again.

An interesting confession, Joe!

Jason Derulo - In My Head and Sky is the Limit.

Very good, new chris brown kind of but better.

Hang your head in shame.

Stop Drop And Roll! - Foxboro Hottubs, a Green Day side project that I'm very much enjoying!

Still putting stuff onto my ipod - currently Black Uhuru, The Abyssinians, Augustus Pablo, The Melodians, I-Roy and The Tamlins amongst others on a compilation

Oh dear, I need an antidote to Enya!

Note to self: always check who it is before switching on a YouTube!

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Following on from moi's excellent choice...

Ben Folds - Brick.

Lots and lots of Rickie Lee Jones, including "The Magazine" album which includes the absolutely gorgeous "It Must Be Love". Sadly, criminally even, I've been unable to find this song on youtube. Ah well, here's the title song:

More Rickie Lee, "Chuck E's In Love" live at the BBC:

Rickie Lee "Makin' Whoopee" lve with Doctor John:

I'm still copying my vinyl & cassette collection into my i-Tunes, it's gonna take for ever. Listening to possibly the best ever 70's compilation at the moment, "Super Bad", released on K-tel in 1974, so many memories!

Track listing...

Joe Simon - Step By Step

The Isley Brothers - That Lady

Robert Knight - Love On A Mountain Top

Sly & The Family Stone - If You Want Me To Stay

Millie Jackson - It Hurts So Good

Don Downing - Lonely Days, Lonely Nights

The Pointer Sisters - Yes We Can Can

New York City - I'm Doin' Fine Now

The Three Degrees - Dirty Ol' Man

Gladys Knight & The Pips - Midnight Train To Georgia

The O'Jays - Backstabbers

Barry White - I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby

The Four Tops & The Supremes - Reach Out And Touch (Somebody's Hand)

Billy Preston - Will It Go Round In Circles

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On

Stevie Wonder - Superwoman

Cymande - The Message

Timmy Thomas - Why Can't We Live Together

Aretha Franklin - Mockingbird

The Intruders - I'll Always Love My Mama

Brenda & The Tabulations - One Girl Too Late

Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - If You Don't Know Me By Now

Ronnie Dyson - When You Get Right Down To It

Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up

I've got that album Steve and I think you are right about it being the best comilation of the age. There was another one as well that came close, but I'm both in work and vaguely gaga, so I can't remember what it's called - I'll dig it out when I get home

Kev

New single from The Gaslight Anthem, good stuff.

http://video.libero.it/app/play?id=ed6f678...331ac2a3f920f06

New single from The Gaslight Anthem, good stuff.

Not too sure about that after the first listen. I've been waiting for them to release something since it's been announced that the new album will be released in June.

The National and Stone Temple Pilots have released singles as well. I'm looking forward to the new albums from them as well.

El Condor Pasa

Can't get enough of Weezer at the moment.

Really funky album.