i've just noticed..

injoke

..a merciful absence of those "what are you listening to?" threads that endemically plague other boards.

unaesthetic

'moment of silence' by decree, a spin-off group from frontline assembly, since you asked.

bennyfromtheblok

The new Nextmen Album - Hip-hop from Cambridge...good stuff!
Still loving the Skream remix of La Roux' In for the kill - Youtube it....

ADGS

Sparks' Indiscreet, following on from The Blue Nile's first album, which I found rather disappointing compared to the high-point of Tinseltown In The Rain, the only track on it I'd previously heard.

poxy

I'm currently jigging around the house to the sounds of Losing My Edge by LCD Soundsystem.

<i><a href="" target="lcd">## But I was there. ##</a></i>

injoke

ah crap

Marquis

Thanks for the link, poxy.
I'm presently at home with temperature, an incredibly sore throat and tamiflu and find that the high llamas' hawaii goes very well with that condition.

Billy Bookcase

One of The Nextmen lives here and has posted on this forum.

matt

Phoenix "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix" Pete Yorn "Back & Fourth" Florence and the Machine "Lungs" Jack Penate "Everything is New" The Voluntary Butler Scheme (tracks from forthcoming album) Sondre Lerche (tracks from forthcoming album) Prince "Live at Montreux Jazz Festival (bootleg)" XTC (various albums) Frankmusik (only a few good tracks from an otherwise poor album) [http://www.last.fm/user/msephton/](http://www.last.fm/user/msephton/)

poxy

<a href="" target="akufen">2000+ random samples of radio feed</a>

Billy Bookcase

Vince Mendoza
Gonzalo Rubalcaba
Wayne Krantz
Greena
McCoy Tyner
Dennis Brown
Guthrie Govan

nick_m

@Jeremy Fisher: Is that the Arsenal line-up for next Saturday?

bennyfromtheblok

@ Jeremy - it would seem you like Jazz (Smooth, yeah!).

Can you recommend any good places to go and see live jazz? I've been to Ronnie Scotts and The Jazz Cafe but not being in the know am sure there are better places.

rainbow_carnage

The Vortex is much more affordable than Ronnie's.

bennyfromtheblok

Thanks RC - been there too and it's very good. If you go to their website they have a pretty good Spotify playlist for you to listen to.

staplejack

As for local Jazz, I've pimped the <a href="http://www.stroudgreen.org/search/?Keywords=laurie+morgan&Type=Comments&PostBackAction=Search&search=search">Sunday sessions at the Kings Head </a>on here before.

There are some<a href=""> videos </a>too.

mapsa

Benny - sadly, the Jazz Cafe hardly ever puts on any jazz! The London Jazz Festival is in November, good lineup at the South Bank Centre this year. If you like a bit of free improv jazz, Cafe Oto near Vortex puts on some great gigs. I'm spending too much time in Dalston these days Oh, and I left the Dairy last night just as a jazz band were setting up, but didn't stay around long enough to find out if they were any good. Looks like a regular Thursday night thing.

matt

I work above Café Oto - small world, especially in terms of Jazz.

rainbow_carnage

I sometimes work in Café Oto. Good coffee, free wi-fi. No small children running around. It's lovely and cool, even on the hottest days. Very nice.

Also, the Arcola is pretty quiet during the day, but their wi-fi breaks a lot. Still, good coffee, comfy seats. Can't go wrong.