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1-NMA
2-Nivana
3-Jane's Adiction
4-several other bands from my youth
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Everything Else / Re: what songs are you listening to RIGHT NOW
« Last post by Ghosttrain on June 01, 2026, 09:58:20 AM »
PINK FLOYD ''Live from the Los Angeles Sports Arena'' 1975 bootleg...saw them play the same set two months later at Knebworth....the only difference we had Roy Harper on ''Have A Cigar'' and they did'nt... 8)..
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There's 4 bands I've followed right from the beginning and continue to listen to everything they release now and have seen live numerous times;
1 NMA
2 Manic street preachers
3 Therapy?
4 Leatherface

I'm also somewhat obsessed by Motorhead,Metallica,slipknot,the sisters,the cult,spear of destiny,the chameleons,Depeche mode,talk talk,the damned,stiff little fingers,Sugar,stereophonics,Biffy clyro,social distortion and several dozen others.

As Jessie from the fast show might say though "today I've mainly been listening to" Creeper and electric callboy! (Sometimes you just have to take life less seriously!)
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"Quadrophenia" is perhaps the finest rock album ever made.

If I'm not mistaken, this is Justin Sullivan's favorite (Rock) album. "The Real Me" and "Love Reign Over Me" are superb songs. The Franc Roddam film based on the album is also very good.

Yup, I also remember Justin saying that once in an interview.
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"Quadrophenia" is perhaps the finest rock album ever made.

If I'm not mistaken, this is Justin Sullivan's favorite (Rock) album. "The Real Me" and "Love Reign Over Me" are superb songs. The Franc Roddam film based on the album is also very good.
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Not so much a top 5/10 or any number for that matter, but just a list of the bands I come back to again and again in no particular order.

New Model Army of course - I wouldn't be on this site otherwise!
The Who, particularly their stuff from '70 to '73 - "Quadrophenia" is perhaps the finest rock album ever made.
Van Der Graaf Generator/Peter Hammill - the sheer depth of some of Hammill's songs never ceases to amaze me.
Half Man Half Biscuit - one band I definitely think have got better with age.
Hawkwind - mainly the 1970s stuff, either the Lemmy era or the Quark/PXR5 times.
The Albion/Morris On bands - soundtrack of my childhood (along with Steeleye Span), Ashley Hutchings always had a knack of finding great musicians.
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REBOOT!

Re-reading this thread reminded me of something I did on another music related Forum recently when I had to whittle down all the bands I've loved over the years into a top 5 and this was what I came up with...

New Model Army
The Smiths
Depeche Mode
Manic Street Preachers
Paradise Lost.

So there you have it.   ;)

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New Model Army / Re: Die Toten Hosen & New Model Army
« Last post by Master Ray on May 26, 2026, 10:34:33 PM »

Interested to hear it, thanks for the heads up! 
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New Model Army / Die Toten Hosen & New Model Army
« Last post by Karsten on May 23, 2026, 05:42:45 AM »
Hi,

I just noticed that Die Toten Hosen did 51st State together with New Model Army — or more probably just with Justin Sullivan — on the bonus record that comes with their latest studio album. It’ll be released in a few days — I’m curious to hear it.

K.
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Everything Else / Re: what Film / TV are you watching RIGHT NOW
« Last post by Ghosttrain on May 22, 2026, 10:46:19 AM »
Firstly totally agree with M R I am also a big fan of Ben Wheatley.............

As regards to what i am watching now..............late to the party again ::) i am binge watching ''Toast Of London''..it passed me by first time round,but i have just become an owner of one of these new fangled smart TV's with loads of different offerings (mostly shite) IMHO..........also watched the ''Bergerac'' reboot which i enjoyed,parts of which are filmed here in sunny Jersey.....in one scene you can see the roof of my flat ;D...........
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