Okay so it’s my birthday this Sunday, and lots of people have been asking me what I want, etc.. And I’ve answered them but I’ve kidna run out of ideas. So I’m sure there’s a lot of other people like me who are literally the most careless people on Earth.. I’ve been travelling a lot during the ’09 hols, summer, christmas, we have a lot of half terms here in London, and I am always losing my music CD’s!
So I thought ‘Why don’t I get down a list of CD’s i’ve lost and want and get people to buy them for me?’
Thing is I don’t remember a lot of them.
So far I’ve got Sam’s Town and Hot Fuss, that I guess I must have somehow misplaced over the past few years. I also can’t find my Three Cheers album, which is really frustrating ><*!

So, what are some albums my fellow Rock and Pop section Answerers would recommend me? They can be as old as the band's first album or as new as their latest. I need ideas!
Thanks
N x

Note: I listen to Rock. Punk-rock sorta stuff, I absoloutely detest indie! My fave bands are MCR, The Killers, Oasis, RHCP, that kinda stuff.. xD

honestly, *** is with all this shitty music lately? this miley cirus/jonas brothers recycled ****! ok, so there are definitely some great bands out there right now, and hey! oasis just put out a new album! What are YOUR thoughts on today’s music scene, and the rate it’s going at?????

GUYS! would you like me this is my decribtion
I love tennis, im a tennis player, national tournements and everything. Im athletic but girly. I love the color pink i wear stylish clothes but I love all sports. I’d rather go to a football game than a play or ballet. basketball and baseball too..these are the bands i like:
Dashboard Confessional, Oasis, Boys Like Girls, Paramore, All Time Low, Blink 182, Angels and Airways, All American Rejects, Plain White T’s, Brand New, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Sum41
would you like me? im 13 almost 14 btw!
heres my picutre:

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would you like me???
the guys at my school dont
sorry i dont talk to ppl on the internet
internet safety<3

So for my room, I want to make a poster-sized collage featuring album artwork of the Beatles. (Bootlegs, singles, actual albums – all of it.) Does anyone have any idea how many covers there are; and also does anyone know where I can find pictures? Thanks!

Also, I was thinking of making some for other bands I like, such as Queen, Oasis, Red Hot Chili Peppers, etc. Is this a good idea?

My life seems to be falling apart, i’ve kind of fallen out with my friends. I believe this to be because they think they are somehow superior to me (its kind of like a cool kid who falls in with a crowd of nerdy kids, but the nerdy kids fall out with the cool kid because they never understood cool since they were never cool themselves) Well I think they think they have fallen out with me and that i’m boring and depressed. However its partly down to them because they never go anywhere interesting, seem to have lost the desire to meet women, won’t join my football team, and generally don’t like doing the things I do. Bands split up, maybe me and my mates just don’t have as much in common as we thought we had. Differences would have to be worked on if the band is to reform but in summary a new band is necessary in the meantime (this is a metaphor)

To make matters worse I quit my job after my boss was bullying me, i’ve now been unemployed for two weeks and am worried that they are giving me a bad reference.

My football has got a lot worse in the last week as i suffer a confidence crisis, I need to dig out my soul but just not sure where to start. How do i build a new future as the old saying goes when it rains it doesn’t rain, it pours

Even worse the new Oasis album is average, is it the end of britpop as we know it?

1) There were no TV talent shows.

2) Television supported new music.
Not only were there no talent shows on telly in the 1990s, there were a number outlets for new music which don’t exist anymore.

3) Big album releases were an event.
On 21 August 1997, Oasis released their third album, Be Here Now. It was rubbish but that’s not the point. The point is that people queued outside record shops (remember them?) all night to buy it and it shifted nearly half a million copies on its first day of release. Perhaps it’s just us but we can’t help finding it sad that only new mobile phones generate the same level of excitement these days.

4) We had proper rock stars.
At the start of the 1990s, Guns ‘N’ Roses were the biggest rock band in the world. They took drugs, shagged groupies, caused riots and raised hell in a manner befitting their position. Then it was Nirvana, whose frontman didn’t just whinge about being depressed, he actually did something about it. Then came Oasis who sung “you might as well do the white line” and prompted questions in parliament about their behaviour. Now we’ve got Coldplay.

5) There were music movements.
The 1990s kicked off with the Stone Roses playing a massive outdoor gig at Spike Island in Widnes for 27,000 young people dressed in flares, tie-dye t-shirts and ‘Reni hats’. Then came the all-devouring grunge movement with its flannel shirts and self-loathing, which in turn was overthrown by Britpop and its Union Jack-wearing, mod hairstyle-copying retro cool. In short, there were musical movements with their own distinctive style and attitude. What have we had since? Emo? Please.

6) Good dance music was popular.
ance music began as an underground phenomenon and continues to thrive there but, for a few years in the 1990s, some of the best stuff sold by the bucketload. The Prodigy, Leftfield, Chemical Brothers and Orbital all had hit albums. These days the biggest-selling dance music is in the shape of dodgy corporate-sponsored compilations.

7) The charts mattered.
Of all the ramifications downloading and file-sharing have had on music since the 1990s, the increasing irrelevance of the charts is surely the saddest. People under 20 might not believe it but listening to the chart countdown on a Sunday night used to be a genuine event which could assume tribal importance if a record by your band made number one. In the summer of 1995, this reached a level of cultural significance not seen since the 1960s when Blur and Oasis went head-to-head in what News At Ten dubbed ‘The Battle Of Britain’. Yes, it really was on the news.
You could make loads of money from music.
We want to live vicariously through our music stars, do we not? We want them to be obscenely wealthy outlaws, living in ludicrous mansions, travelling the world in private jets, answerable to nobody and sticking it to the man. Well, too bad, those days are over. Established superstars can still rake in millions with mega-tours but the unstoppable decline in record sales of the last 10 years means that any new artist hoping to make serious cash has to ***** themselves out with commercial endorsements, product placements and ‘alternative revenue streams’. Not very rock ‘n’ roll, is it?

Mine are :

Amy Macdonald – This Is The Life
Leona Lewis – Spirit
Oasis – (What’s The Story) Morning Glory

Can you please tell me your favorite songs and albums from them?

=]
Haha XD

Which of these three is your favorite?

BQ: Favorite Badfinger song/album?
BQ2: Favorite Oasis song/album?
BQ3: Favorite Beatles song/album?

1. The Stone Roses by The Stone Roses
2. Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles
3. The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust and The Spiders From Mars by David Bowie
4. Doolittle by The Pixies
5. London Calling by The Clash
6. The Velvet Underground and Nico by The Velvet Underground
7. Exile on Main Street by The Rolling Stones
8. The Blue Album by Weezer
9. Life after Death by The Notorious B.I.G
10. Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys
11. Pinkerton by Weezer
12. The White Album by The Beatles
13. Is this It by the Strokes
14. (What’s the Story) Morning Glory by Oasis
15. Odessey and Oracle by The Zombies
16. The Queen Is Dead by The Smiths
17. Nevermind by Nirvana
18. A Night At the Opera by Queen
19. The Colour and The Shape by The Foo Fighters
20. Post by Bjork
21. Slanted And Enchanted by Pavement
22. Tidal by Fiona Apple
23. Open by The Cure
24. Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin
25. Axis: Bold as Love by The Jimi Hendrix Experience
26. Elvis Presley by Elvis Presley
27. Face to Face by The Kinks
28. The Who Sell Out by The Who
29. Tago Mago by Can
30. Nimrod by Green Day
31. Thriller by Michael Jackson
32. Amnesiac by Radiohead
33. Parachutes by Coldplay
34. Made in Heaven by Queen
35. A Fever You can’t Sweat Out by Panic! at the Disco
36. Eldorado by Electric Light Orchestra
37. The Cars by The Cars
38. Everyone Else is Doing it so Why Can’t We by the Cranberries
39. Falling into Infinity by Dream Theater
40. The Slim Shady LP by Eminem
41. People’s instinctive travels and the paths of rhythm by a tribe called quest
42. Melon Collie and the Infinite Sadness by Smashing Pumpkins
43. Bleach by Nirvana
44. The Soft Bulletin by The Flaming Lips
45. Arular by M.I.A
46. Soviet Kitsch by Regina Spektor
47. Funeral by Arcade Fire
48. Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division
49. Heaven Up Here by Echo and the Bunnymen
50. The Doors by The Doors

What Do You Think?