Black Ship in the Harbour - Felt Song to the Siren - Various, but the best version is by This Mortal Coil How to Disappear Completely - Radiohead (also Street Spirit, No Surprises, Codex) "Apart" or "Breathe"- The Cure Interlude - Morrisey and Siouxie Peach - Blur Picnic by the Motorway or Popstar - Suede Bulliemic Beats - Catatonia Hope there's someone - Anthony and the Johnsons
Peach is a Blur b-side yeah. Caramel by Blur is nice too.
'That Don't Make It Junk' or 'Amen' by Leonard Cohen (or just about anything else in his back cat. for that matter!) 'Dust Motes' by James 'Gathering Moss' Super Furry Animals 'The Medication's Wearing Off' by Eels 'The Dark Is Rising' by Mercury Rev 'Evil' or 'Waiting For A Superman' or 'Feeling Yourself Disintergrate by The Flaming Lips 'The Weeping Song' Nick Cave 'The Ocean' Richard Hawley 'Hotellounge' or 'Dream Sequence #1' by dEUS 'Dear God, Please Help Me' By Morrissey 'At My Most Beautiful' by REM 'For The Dishwasher' by Grandaddy 'Life On Earth' by The Divine Comedy 'Hurt' Johnny Cash 'Sunday' by David Bowie 'Windows Of The World' By Scott Walker
Drink plenty of gin with those and you'll be thoroughly depressed!
Never took the time to properly find out how Spotify works. Do you pay monthly then stream songs each time you want to hear them? Do you use it to check songs out or does it mean you no longer have to buy music?
Never took the time to properly find out how Spotify works. Do you pay monthly then stream songs each time you want to hear them? Do you use it to check songs out or does it mean you no longer have to buy music?
You can listen to anything (if it's on there) for free and create your own playlists, but you have to put up frequent ads that you can't skip unless you upgrade and pay.
I thought it was a 48 hour unlimited trial then you have to start paying. It's £4.99 a month for PC use only or £9.99 a month for PC/mobile phone use. If anything, the amount of albums I've bought has gone up since having it.
I know the app for the phone is 48 hour, but if you download it on your computer you can have it for free like Anet said and then you just get intermittent annoying ads in the middle of albums and playlists. Or you can pay and you get no ads
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I pay for the £10 monthly Spotify as I'm allowed to listen to music at work. Like Ian says, I've probably bought more albums rather than less since having it. I've discovered so much new and old music. It has pretty much everyone's back catalogues with a few big exceptions like Beatles and Pink Floyd.
The free version obviously isn't as good but no worse than listening to commercial radio.
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Nothing, and I mean nothing, is more mournful than the two most mournful albums of all time; In The Wee Small Hours and Only The Lonely by Frank Sinatra. Also, and I know you hate his voice, but The Boatman's Call by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds plumbs the depths.