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• #27
bring back whistling
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• #28
I hum
Go and have a wash.
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• #29
bring back whistling
A guy I work with whistles all the time. He sounds like this.
YouTube- king julien
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• #30
Whistling... FFS!
People who whistle need their lips ripped off.
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• #31
+1
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• #32
Buy less albums then. I have pals who are album consuming machines, but I wonder how deeply they actually bond with them.
This.
There's no way I could possibly do justice to 5 new albums every week.
For me currently there are about a couple of dozen albums that seem in some way current, maybe ten or so that I keep coming back to, and about three that I can't stop playing. That's good enough for me, for a while.
What depresses me about music at the moment is not knowing how to find out about new stuff without just going on someone else's opinion. I have no procession in-and-out of different scenes and genres like I used to years back when I used to go to see a lot of live music with friends. The profusion of information that is the internet is not helpful.
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• #33
Whistling... FFS!
People who whistle need their lips ripped off.
I am a massive whistler.
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• #34
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• #35
Caribou's latest
This is constantly in my ears; wicked album.
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• #36
Without getting all pseud-y, I think it's more to do with how we consume media generally. For a lot of people, music is just another information download - we skim it the same way we jump from one web page to the next. We're increasingly encouraged not to commit to anything for any length of time or in any depth. We digest the salient points and move on. Apparently we are finding it harder to sit down and read a whole book these days. All this explained better in:
http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2008/07/is-google-making-us-stupid/6868/
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• #37
I'm in a shuffle period of listening to music.
When something I really like comes on that I haven't listened to for a while, i stop the shuffle and play the album
This is the best method, for when you have a large quantity of music. You find some real gems pop up you would never think to play without being enticed.
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• #38
Perhaps I should just go and buy some records?
This
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• #39
I am a massive whistler.
Watch your back.
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• #40
Whistling... FFS!
People who whistle need their lips ripped off.
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• #41
Thats different.
Im talking about fuckwits in the changing rooms or in the lifts.
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• #42
urgh... kill me.
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• #43
Watch your back.
urgh... kill me.
Whatever Balks, it's better than Younger Brother...
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• #44
The Scorpions????
Fucking hell, SP...
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• #45
Ha, lol. Word.
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• #46
Whistling... FFS!
People who whistle need their lips ripped off.
HA.. You need to go riding with my mate JAMIE.. We rode out 70 miles last weekend.. he whistled the whole time... He started with "do they know it's Christmas" and then moved on to "here comes the sun" when it looked like raining.. over and over in a mind numbing loop.. He's like a fucking Minor bird...
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• #47
See more live acts.
+1
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• #48
Whistling... FFS!
People who whistle need their lips ripped off.
you are an angry old man.
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• #49
The whistler in this was Ilse Werner.
She would have looked more like this when she whistled it, though:
A very disputed actress owing to her association with film-making during the Nazi period, but her appearance in "Große Freiheit Nr. 7" by Helmut Käutner is well worth seeing.
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• #50
You have their whole back cataalogue, dont you Oli...
I listen to people hum