The Music Thread

Mighty Fishes wrote:Good to see Disturb still coming to Australia even after the whole soundwave mishap

Have you heard their cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "Sound of silence". Mate put me onto it the other week. Still on high rotation.

Your Name wrote:

Have you heard their cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "Sound of silence". Mate put me onto it the other week. Still on high rotation.

All of their covers are great

Your Name wrote:

Have you heard their cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "Sound of silence". Mate put me onto it the other week. Still on high rotation.

My mate made me listen to it. I honestly thought I would hate it. It is an amazing cover!!

Man you're not wrong about the cover. Powerful remake. Excellent!

Mr Fernando wrote:I've been listening to David Gilmour's latest album Rattle That Lock.

Pretty cool, very easy listening, wish there was some more soloing from the great man, but what is there is pretty awesome.

Amused To Death was the last of his albums I bought. His Wall tour a couple of years ago was the best production I've been to, brilliant.

Krump wrote:
All of their covers are great

Land of confusion ?

Your Name wrote:

Krump wrote:
All of their covers are great

Land of confusion ?

Brilliant, was never into Genesis but loved that song. Wrapped when I saw they'd done it.

Lamb of God-As The Palaces Burn.

The epitome of a working class man's album

Disturbed 2016 Australian tour
Wednesday, November 9 – HBF Stadium, Perth
Saturday, November 12 – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne
Sunday, November 13 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Tuesday, November 15 – Entertainment Centre, Brisbane

Surprised at the Hordern, they could fill it a few times I would have thought.

Thought so to, there is a day between Sydney & Brisbane, I smell a sell out 2nd show announcement

SI wrote:Lamb of God-As The Palaces Burn.

The epitome of a working class man's album

Seen LOG live and they're so fucking awesome. Such a brilliant band to see perform. If you ever get a chance make sure you see them.

Glastonbury lineup dropped. Almost worth the round trip. Headliners are a bit "meh" but the rest of the lineup is pretty solid. Therell be at least another announcement aswell.

Muse
Coldplay
Adele
Foals
LCD Soundsystem
Disclosure
Chvrches
M83
The 1975
New Order
Last Shadow Puppets
Band of Horses
Fatboy Slim
Bring me the Horizon
Bastille
Bat for Lashes
2 Door Cinema Club
Jake Bugg
Santigold
James Blake
Carl Cox

ED: Only bothered writing the acts that interest me. Theres well more then double that.

Honeysett wrote:

SI wrote:Lamb of God-As The Palaces Burn.

The epitome of a working class man's album

Seen LOG live and they're so fucking awesome. Such a brilliant band to see perform. If you ever get a chance make sure you see them.

Have caught them a few times at Festivals. The fans that have no sense of self preservation make their gigs even more awesome! As an old cunt I stay the fuck away from them but and just sneer and quietly talk smack about their haircuts and choice of attire.

Listening to TOOL-Lateralus, after 10 years have all but given up hope on a new album. Hopefully they will drop it unannounced and make us all believers again .

Massive list of acts playing splendour, particularly keen for bold;

The Strokes (only Aus show)
The Cure
Flume
The Avalanches (only Aus show)
James Blake
At The Drive-In
Violent Soho
Hermitude
Sigur Ros (only Aus show)
Santigold
Matt Corby
Sticky Fingers
Boy & Bear
Courtney Barnett
Jake Bugg
The 1975
Leon Bridges
Duke Dumont (DJ set)
James Vincent McMorrow (only Aus show)
The Kills
The Preatures
What So Not
Years And Years
Gang Of Youths
Illy
Peter, Bjorn & John
Band Of Horses
Golden Features
Crystal Fighters
Ball Park Music
Tegan & Sara
DMA'S
Jack Garratt
Hayden James
City Calm Down
Snakehips
Mark Lanegan
Michael Kiwanuka
Jagwar Ma
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
The Jungle Giants
The Internet
Motez
Marlon Williams
Lido
Emma Louise
Kim Churchill
Nothing But Thieves
Lapsley
Kacy Hill
Slumberjack
Robert Forster (10 Years On)
Beach Slang
Urthboy
Little May
Boo Seeka
Ganz
Spring King
Melbourne Ska Orchestra
Fat White Family
Total Giovanni
Methyl Ethel
Slum Sociable
L D R U
In Loving Memory of Szymon
Blossoms
High Tension
Roland Tings
Sampa The Great
The Wild Feathers
Harts
Ngaiire
Montaigne
Tired Lion
Green Buzzard
Jess Kent
Gold Class
Lucy Cliche
Opiuo
Mall grab
Dom Dolla
Paces
Just A Gent
Dro Carey
Running Touch
Wafia
World Champion
Sui Zhen
Remi
Nicole Millar
Dreller
Feki
Kllo
Banoffee

The Cure and ATDI are nearly worth the trip themselves

Mind you Jim Ward bailed or was booted before ATDI even started this current tour. Bloke is the real genius behind them in my eyes. Sparta and his solo stuff is awesome.

Pretty keen on Splendour this year but getting tickets is gonna be a total lottery.

Krump wrote:Pretty keen on Splendour this year but getting tickets is gonna be a total lottery.

As in they sell out straight away?

SI wrote:The Cure and ATDI are nearly worth the trip themselves

Mind you Jim Ward bailed or was booted before ATDI even started this current tour.  Bloke is the real genius behind them in my eyes.  Sparta and his solo stuff is awesome.

Cure will be doing side shows

SI wrote:

As in they sell out straight away?

Yeah it's always a nightmare and that lineup will make it worse than usual. They've made reselling tickets impossible though so at least it isn't scalpers.