What tune you got on your pc this very second.

Bit of a strange thread from me but im shit bored.I dont use me pc without music, what tune is playin at this exact moment on yours.

ll cool j : mamma said knock you out

Jehst - 1979

Faithless - God is a Beckham

Lou Reed - Perfect Day

the red the white the blue the black- hope of the states

kings of convenience - misread

Led by the raffish and slightly scuzzy romance-obsessed Peter Perrett, the Only Ones were one of the punk era's most underrated bands. Not as confrontational as the Sex Pistols, as politically indulgent as the Clash, or as stripped-down as the Ramones, the Only Ones played not-so-fast guitar rock that sounded deeply indebted to the New York Dolls and other mid-'70s proto-punks. Singing his intelligently crafted pop songs in a semi-tuneful whine of a voice and backed by a band that effectively combined youthful exuberance with gracefully aging veterans (non-punk drummer Mike Kellie had done time with early-'70s clod-rockers Spooky Tooth, bassist Alan Mair was nearly 40), Perrett was an astute chronicler of the vagaries of modern, dysfunctional love. Despite a career that lasted from 1978-1981 and one certifiable "hit" song to their credit (the brilliant "Another Girl, Another Planet"), the Only Ones became the archetypal contenders that never broke big, despite assurances from fans and critics that they couldn't miss.
Although they split up in 1981 after only three records, the Only Ones, due in large part to "Another Girl, Another Planet," became more influential than one would have guessed. Listen to Paul Westerberg and you'll hear more than a little Peter Perrett (in fact, the Replacements covered "Another Girl"); look at the number of Only Ones releases over the past decade (a half-dozen at least) and you soon realize that a significant cult surrounding the band grew after their breakup. Ironically, it was the posthumous release of the sessions for John Peel's BBC show that, more than any of the proper studio releases, accurately displayed the muscle and smarts of this fine band. There have been many rumors surrounding Perrett's life after the Only Ones, many of them involving an alleged heroin addiction. Perrett did continue to record and release solo projects during the '80s, including a project known as the One in the mid-'90s.

Kanye West All falls down.

The libs covered another girl another planet in one of their myriad sessions.

Anyway listening to currently, you guessed it, the libs' hooligans on e. Some quite apt lyrics to the forum i guess:

'Hooligans on E, meat pies and burberry, and aquascutum if you're lucky,
Hooligans on E, disgusting symmetry...'

Hope of the states are wicked ra ra, u managed to hear the rest of the album yet?

Right now we are listening to Doctor S Gachet Creative drum n bass 2

Its very very chilled

world in motion