Ness Rowlah
Norwegian Wood
Ice cold Coke from a glass bottle on a warm day. Hail Jack White.
Taking a vinyl record out of its sleeve and putting it on.
punk
duets
the web
film noir
Associates
Ben&Jerry's
fishing trout
Stiff Records
The Damned
the World Cup
Mary Coughlan
Stina Nordenstam
Omar and Des'ree
King Crimson's "Red"
Supersilent and nu-jazz
Nick Lowe's "Jesus of Cool"
Annette Peacock (she's back!)
Vini Reilly and Durutti Column
"Prehistoric Sounds"/The Saints
dubstep&grime mixes and mixCDs
The Pistols (never loved The Clash)
Maddy Prior's "Woman in the Wings"
Snowsuit* when in the mood for noise
Kraftwerk, Ultravox!, Eno, Roxy, Bowie
The old Alice Cooper and his friend Iggy
some Tangerine Dream, Szajner, Kate Bush
seersucker, swimming in the ocean, reading
Tom Waits before he became "student-friendly"
Biosphere, X-Ray-Spex, Gillian Welch, Garbarek
Seinfeld, Peter Sellers in the Pink Panther movies
Steve Hillage, John Martyn, Yellow Magic Orchestra
John Peel (RIP. I hardly listen to radio after he went)
living in England and what goes with it like a pint after work
V/VM's Herculean effort of releasing one free MP3 every day
David Sylvian, Young Marble Giants, Motørhead, Tuxedomoon
these new glamguys Gliss and the old glampunkers The Only Ones
"Summer in the City" - through an open car window on a warm early-June day in London
NY punk - Blondie, Television (even "Adventure"), The Dead Boys, Richard Hell, Talking Heads
good C&W - like Lyle Lovett when he's in the mood, Nanci Griffith before she went pop, Emmylou Harris, Townes Van Zandt
Maradona clips on YouTube (even when warming up to stupid songs like "Life is Life", and that Maradona the Original is pure football porn)
would have loved to see Johnny Winter on a good day in the '70s going through some of his better stuff [I reckon that guy in the Big Rock
Discography is right - after Hendrix there was Winter (if he could stay sober) - not
Clapton or Beck]
(list in sort of an England X-mas tree formation with a gangly Peter Crouch up front, actually it looks more like a vacuum cleaner) -
and yeah I do love Joy Division as well
Taking a vinyl record out of its sleeve and putting it on.
punk
duets
the web
film noir
Associates
Ben&Jerry's
fishing trout
Stiff Records
The Damned
the World Cup
Mary Coughlan
Stina Nordenstam
Omar and Des'ree
King Crimson's "Red"
Supersilent and nu-jazz
Nick Lowe's "Jesus of Cool"
Annette Peacock (she's back!)
Vini Reilly and Durutti Column
"Prehistoric Sounds"/The Saints
dubstep&grime mixes and mixCDs
The Pistols (never loved The Clash)
Maddy Prior's "Woman in the Wings"
Snowsuit* when in the mood for noise
Kraftwerk, Ultravox!, Eno, Roxy, Bowie
The old Alice Cooper and his friend Iggy
some Tangerine Dream, Szajner, Kate Bush
seersucker, swimming in the ocean, reading
Tom Waits before he became "student-friendly"
Biosphere, X-Ray-Spex, Gillian Welch, Garbarek
Seinfeld, Peter Sellers in the Pink Panther movies
Steve Hillage, John Martyn, Yellow Magic Orchestra
John Peel (RIP. I hardly listen to radio after he went)
living in England and what goes with it like a pint after work
V/VM's Herculean effort of releasing one free MP3 every day
David Sylvian, Young Marble Giants, Motørhead, Tuxedomoon
these new glamguys Gliss and the old glampunkers The Only Ones
"Summer in the City" - through an open car window on a warm early-June day in London
NY punk - Blondie, Television (even "Adventure"), The Dead Boys, Richard Hell, Talking Heads
good C&W - like Lyle Lovett when he's in the mood, Nanci Griffith before she went pop, Emmylou Harris, Townes Van Zandt
Maradona clips on YouTube (even when warming up to stupid songs like "Life is Life", and that Maradona the Original is pure football porn)
would have loved to see Johnny Winter on a good day in the '70s going through some of his better stuff [I reckon that guy in the Big Rock
Discography is right - after Hendrix there was Winter (if he could stay sober) - not
Clapton or Beck]
(list in sort of an England X-mas tree formation with a gangly Peter Crouch up front, actually it looks more like a vacuum cleaner) -
and yeah I do love Joy Division as well
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