Someone who cherished catchphrases such as, "What's the recipe today, Jim?" and "Orft we jolly well go," and whose phone-in callers had a reputation for the kind of reactionary views that made the show a key constituency for Margaret Thatcher during the 1980s. They had no desire to get old with the likes of Jimmy Young, a masterful broadcaster of his era but one known for being the "housewives' choice". With even Tony Blair embracing Britpop, thirtysomethings who should have been stepping up to Radio 2 were dragging their feet rather than participate in what the BBC would like to be regarded as an essential life stage of Britishness. For a period in the late 1980s and 1990s it marked itself out as a home for the frumpy and grumpy those who wanted to divorce themselves from a youth culture shaped by the dance-music revolution and redefined by the attitude of bands such as Oasis and Blur. im cold.This, let's remember, was not so long ago a deeply unfashionable broadcaster. pum pum pum.ppoooooodooo do do do od odo.
yeah i got these lists off of starpulse or something like that.īitch Funky Sex Machine (interesting name) Just some more stuff to check out ya know. The Rifles (not bad! nice instrumentals, the vocals aren't too bad or anything, not particularly the best though.) (rainy monday) as far as i've listened, but it's not bad.) Russian Circles (i think it's mostly instrumental. The Twilight Sad- i like the vocals, in its entirety its pretty chill. a little repetetive throughout their songs, but i still like!) (Dream Of Infinity) Shitdisco (not too recently obtained either, but i enjoy their shnazzy bouncy songs. (new bones and the novelty of haunting <3) So Many Dynamos!! they've become a long time friend of mine now (the music, not the people.)! but i luz them. the vocals are not extremely usual, but they're good. Speakeasy Tiger (so far so good! i like it. Strung Out (i'm not a major fan, but some of their songs are okay! (velvet alley) These United States (i pretty much love these guys, i think they're a little unusual. im terrible at classifying genres though. This Time Next Year (i enjoy it, but it's nothing extremely unique. they have that sort of irritating recording sound. Times New Viking (which my sister used to listen to, theyre pimpful. strange.=] i like it though!) (Wolftank, doff thy name) Weatherbox (reminds me of something, im not sure what. The Apples In Stereo (chill music, happy, i like!)(onto something)<3 Audrye Sessions (i think it sounds pretty. baroness (a little odd, the one song i listened to.) The Offspring (i always enjoyed americana, but now these two songs from rise and fall, grace and whatever that name is realllly get me =])
So my current favorite things to listen to are. strange music, but it's very interesting. it's surprising when you hear the slow quiet songs, and then suddenly this song comes on.
#Cartwall crashing full#
the song madness! is quite full of action. but if you're in a mellow mood i suppose it's nice. i like their sound, theck out tomorrow starts today, it's a good album to get into! and the song tomorrow starts today is nice as well. =] out of my head, may sound slightly similar to new york minute, but it's pretty chill. Mobile, new york minute is an awesome song.
the entire cd is pretty good, there are still some songs i skip over though. band of skulls, they're amazing live, they're adorable with all that facial hair and cute accents, and their music is mad awesome! of course death by diamonds and pearls and i know what i am are lively songs. i like the entire album tell it to the volcano, i normally skip over haunted pyramid and Tchaikovsky and solitude. Miniature Tigers, some of the cutest sounds you will ever hear. the mint chicks, i would recommend the entire Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No! album. they're fucking sexual like jesus! my favorite songs by them are meeting place and standing next to me, but i like them on my mistakes were made for you more than on the age of the understatement. Here's some of the coolest shit you might hear, yeah?
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