Last Album You Listened To?

[tommy o caol]

What was the last album you listened to from start to end?

mine was definetley maybe by oasis.(for the 200th time)

[pinkwafer]

I can't do it. I get impatient and skip the songs.

But, I think I may have listened to Deep Dark Robot's almost completely when I found it. Not everyone's cup of tea but I like the boob video.

[Pink*Lady]

Rumer - Seasons of my Soul

[Pandapop]

Lady Gaga - Artpop

[[Martin]]

M.I.A - Matangi. Love it

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[iTz0kt0Bu]

[Olly.]

Portishead - Dummy, classic album, beautiful.

[Tom Morello]

[diplodocus]

Starkey - Orbits.

[LionInAComa]

Haim - Days Are Gone

[Pink*Lady]

Alicia Keys - Girl on Fire.

[indiegirl1980]

Where We Stand- Travis (not as immediate as their early stuff but only had one listen so will have to play it again to get the measure of it)

Long Way Down- Tom Odell (go on, silently judge me). Actually I liked it. I felt sorry for him with the one star review in the NME and then having to be defended by his Dad, who made it 10 times worse!

Bits of Just Dusty and Volume One of U2's hits when doing the ironing.

[indiegirl1980]

If You Wait- London Grammar
Kate Bush crossed with Dido crossed with Florence and the Machine. (according to the sleeve notes Dido's brother Rollo Armstrong did the production so that explains that).
I thought it was a bit much for a group of kids to be singing 'I 've wasted all my young years'. Wait until you're as old and tired as me, then we'll talk.

I don't usually like female voices, but I liked Hannah Reid's, and it was good for a first example by a bunch of kids, even if a lot of it did remind me of other things.

[Liquid Swords]

Ghostface Killah - Twelve Reasons To Die

[Olly.]

Originally Posted by indiegirl1980

If You Wait- London Grammar
Kate Bush crossed with Dido crossed with Florence and the Machine. (according to the sleeve notes Dido's brother Rollo Armstrong did the production so that explains that).
I thought it was a bit much for a group of kids to be singing 'I 've wasted all my young years'. Wait until you're as old and tired as me, then we'll talk.

I don't usually like female voices, but I liked Hannah Reid's, and it was good for a first example by a bunch of kids, even if a lot of it did remind me of other things.

She's hardly wasting it either, by making a pop career for herself. But I love that album, I find it a bit emotionally draining!

[indiegirl1980]

Maybe she meant that she's been wasted for all her young years? But I thought that the young people didn't do that any more...

[5 Times]

Biffy Clyro - Opposites

They get better with every album

[Concept]

Touched - Music for Macmillan Cancer Support

123 tracks by various electronica artists for £6. What's not to love?

You can listen to it here: http://touched.bandcamp.com/album/touched

[Dougella]

Originally Posted by Wraith of Coffeeville

M.I.A - Matangi. Love it

Me too, me too!

[Wilson]

Steve Martin - Rare Bird Alert

The following track is a standout. Beautiful.

[Sunshine Recorder]

[Olly.]

^ I actually came into the thread to post the exact same album

Its fun, there's some good stuff on it, certainly liking the electronic aspects of it, though it didn't blow me away first listen, the opener and 'Luna' are good songs, will have to give it another listen. Oh but I love how they've got Lucy Rose on backing vocals again, I love her

[Morgana]

Iron Maiden - Piece of Mind. Guess who I'm going to see this summer? :D

[Olly.]

[Concept]

Cold Storage - 6E 61 32

[iTz0kt0Bu]

Brought this @thecharityshop I'm doing work experience at.

[T]

[MLP James]

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