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• Rik

  posted 20 March 2005

  Well, on audio in my case are mainly long mixes from various DJs and peeps. I don't bother with pop much nowadays. Here's a smattering anyway:
  
  DJ Paddington [Jazzy house]
  Wax Equestrian [Breaks]
  Ambientfusion [Chillout, lounge-y stuff]
  DJ Endo [Breaks]
  Ben Sherris [Funky house]
  
  That'll do you.

• ?

  posted 20 March 2005

  Amerie - One Thing
  
  (my head is playing this to me all the time)

• M

  posted 21 March 2005

  Rilo Kiley: Loving the single - Portions for Foxes, the album is More Adventurous.
  Stereophonics: single - Dakota; album - Love, sex, violence, other?
  (I loved Stereophincs 1st album, liked their 2nd, ambivalent about 3rd, didn't even bother with 4th but this one is a welcome return to form)
  
  Other artists of the moment: Hal; Hard-Fi; Kaiser Chiefs; The Bravery; Bloc-Party; Willie Mason...check out the xfm play list or spend some time in HMV :)

• Morgan

  posted 21 March 2005

  LCD Soundsystem - LCD Soundsystem
  Bright Eyes - I'm Wide Awake It's Morning, Digital Ash In A Digital Urn
  The Secret Machines - Now Here Is Nowhere

• marc

  posted 21 March 2005

  An indie band called The Magnetic Fields has a three-disc album out called 69 Love Songs, the songs varying in genre and style.
  Also, my current addiction: the 5,6,7,8's, after I fell for them in Kill Bill Vol. 1.

• marc

  posted 21 March 2005

  scratch that--they're not indie, they're with a label. they may even be famous--I just have no concept of who's who in music anymore

• the idiot who wrote the last two posts

  posted 21 March 2005

  ok, so now obsessing over this thing, I read that labels can be indie. i have no idea how the music industry works. the songs are good--that's what matters

• Laurie

  posted 21 March 2005

  Luckily, I have already been a fan of the Magnetic Fields since 2000, so your stumbling recommendation has done no harm :-)