Jon Pennycook - NEW Music page

At long last, I'm starting to rebuild my old Music page so that as well as linking to relevant websites, I will also add links allowing you to buy music from the bands in question. This may take a long time, and in the meantime lots of links will be broken, but please bear with me.

You can use this search box to look for and buy music.

Or you can ignore this completely, and create your own virtual radio station (or listen to others) at Last.fm. My chart is here:-

Vote for my edits at MusicBrainz.org.

Click here for the original page.

Below is a list of bands who I've either seen, like, or own stuff by (but not necessarily any combination of those). This list will grow as I put in more links and more artists, etc.

After queuing for an hour at the Richer Sounds sale recently, I now have a new Record Player (plus a DVD recorder and another Tape Deck), so I can now play all my vinyl again. It's spurred me on to update this page a bit - once I've got all my records/CDs/tapes listed, I will then go back and put in some content.

404MF: Some band from Leicester. Not to be confused with the tractor of the same name
Afghan Whigs: Gentlemen
Alice in Chains: Dirt; Facelift
Arab Strap: Seen in Physio and Firkin in Leicester; Mad for Sadness
Archers of Loaf: Seen in Leicester and at the Reading Festival; Icky Mettle
Art of Noise: See also Frankie Goes to Hollywood; Ambient Collection; Daft; Seduction of Claude Debussy; The Best of The Art of Noise; Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise?; The Drum and Bass Collection; Fon Mixes; In No Sense? Nonsense!; Invisible Silence
Audioweb: Audioweb
Autechre: Tri Repetae
Bellatrix: Seen in Camden; It's All True; Bellatrix
Belly: Star
The Birthday Party: Nick Cave before he was famous; Prayers on Fire
Blur: Seen at Glastonbury and at Leicester Poly; Leisure; Modern Life is Rubbish
Camper van Beethoven: Seen at the Royal Festival Hall in London; Cigarettes and Carrot Juice
Can: Inner Space/Out of Reach; Cannibalism
Coldcut/ DJ Food Fight/ DJ Krush: See also DJ Food and DK; Cold Krush Cuts/Back in the Base
Cornershop: One of Leicester's many contributions to the world (and yes, I know they don't live there any more); Woman's Gotta Have It; Elvis Sex-Change
David Bowie: The Buddha of Suburbia; Earthling; The Best of David Bowie 1969-1974; The Best of David Bowie 1974-1979; 1. Outside; Space Oddity; Aladdin Sane; The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust & the Spiders from Mars; Lodger; Heroes; Low
David Holmes: This Films Crap Lets Slash The Seats
The Delgados: Peloton; The Great Eastern
Depeche Mode: Singles 1986-1998
Dinosaur Jr.: Where You Been?
DJ Food and DK: See also Coldcut/ DJ Food Fight/ DJ Krush; Solid Steel Presents: Now Listen!
DJ Shadow: Camel Bobsled Race; Endtroducing
Electric Six: I'm going to see them very soon!; TARGET="_blank">Fire
Empress of Fur: How Does That Mad Bad Hawaiian Voodoo Grab You
Faithless: Reverence
Faith No More: Angel Dust; King for a Day, Fool For a Lifetime; Introduce Yourself; The Real Thing; Live at the Brixton Academy
The Fall: Seen in the Roadhouse in Manchester and the South Bank in London; Slates,Part of America Therein; Live at the Witch Trials; Extricate; Shift Work; Code Selfish; Middle Class Revolt
Faust: Seen in South Bank in London; The Faust Tapes
Firehose: mr machinery operator
Frank Black: Seen at the Grand in Clapham and at the Reading Festival; See also Pixies; Black Letter Days; Black Sessions; Cult of Ray; Devil's Workshop; Dog in the Sand; Frank Black; Pistolero; Teenager of the Year; Frank Black and the Catholics
Frankie Goes to Hollywood: See also Art of Noise; Welcome to the Pleasuredome
Franz Ferdinand: In my opinion (ignore me if you like), they sound a bit like Orange Juice speeded-up but with William Hague singing, and with some surf influences.; Franz Ferdinand
Garbage: Version 2.0; Garbage
Girls Against Boys: Seen at the Princess Charlotte in Leicester and at Le Scala in London; Cruise Yourself
Iggy Pop: The Idiot
Jane's Addiction: Jane's Addiction; Nothing's Shocking; Ritual de lo Habitual
Jean-Michel Jarre: In Concert Houston and Lyon; Zoolook; Rendezvous; Magnetic Fields; Concerts in China; Revolutions; Destination Docklands; Waiting for Cousteau
Jesus and Mary Chain: 21 Singles; Stoned and Dethroned
Kaito: Seen in Camden, at least twice. Songs consist of breathing noises, or people saying "Oh!". But good nonetheless.; You've Seen Us..You Must Have Seen Us
Korn: Life is Peachy
Kraftwerk: Autobahn; The Man-Machine; Trans-Europe Express; Ralf and Florian; Electric Cafe; Radio-Activity; Computer World
Leftfield: Seen at the Glastonbury Festival; Leftism
Loop Guru: Seen numerous times, including Glastonbury, Camden, and Leicester; Duniya; Peel to Reveal
Man or Astroman (a.k.a. Man ... or Astro-man?): Your Weight on the Moon
Mansun: Six
Massive Attack: Blue Lines; Mezzanine; Protection
Mogwai: I'm sure I've seen them somewhere; Rock Action
Muse: Showbiz
Neu: Neu 2
New Radiant Storm King: Singular – No Article; Subway Token
Nine Inch Nails: Seen in Manchester, Glastonbury, Brixton. Came away with a black eye after the Manchester one.; Trent Reznor also did the Soundtrack to Lost Highway - one of my favourite films.; Pretty Hate Machine; Downward Spiral; The Fragile
Olive: Extra Virgin
Orange Juice: The Very Best of Orange Juice
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD): Dazzle Ships; The OMD Singles
PJ Harvey: 4 Track Demos; Dry; Rid of Me; To Bring You My Love; Is This Desire?
Pavement: Seen in Manchester and at some festival somewhere; Westing (By Musket and Sextant)
Photek: Form & Function
Pixies: See also Frank Black; Pixies' Artist Profile at BBC 6 Music; Bossanova; Come on Pilgrim; Death to the Pixies; Doolittle; Pixies at the BBC; Surfer Rosa/C'Mon Pilgrim; The Complete B-Sides; The Purple Tape; Trompe Le Monde
Placebo: Seen in Birmingham; Black Market Music; Placebo
Prolapse: Seen more times than I can remember in Leicester and in London; Leicester's best invention other than TJs; Back Saturday; Ghosts of Dead Aeroplanes; Italian Flag; Ghosts of Dead Aeroplanes
Psychedelic Furs: All of This and Nothing
Portishead: Dummy
Primal Scream: Xtrmntr
Rammstein: Herzeleid
Republica: Republica
Reverend Horton Heat: The Full-Custom Gospel Sounds of the Reverend Horton Heat
Royksopp: Melody A.M.
Ryu: Ga
S'Express: Ultimate (it's almost like "Original Soundtrack"
Siouxsie and the Banshees: Nocturne; Once Upon a Time; Peepshow; Through the Looking Glass
Skunk Anansie: Paranoid and Sunburnt
Sleater-Kinney: Call the Doctor
Sonic Youth: Washing Machine; Dirty Boots; Dirty
Soundgarden: Seen in Nottingham; Badmotorfinger; Superunknown
Steel Pole Bath Tub: Seen in Leicester; Miracle of Sound in Motion
Stereolab: Transient Random Noise Bursts With Announcements
The Stranglers: Seen in Leicester; Greatest Hits 1977-1990; No More Heroes - you'll know when I'm in the Dublin Castle in Camden, because this will be on the Jukebox.; The Collection 1977-1982
Sugarcubes: Life's Too Good; Stick Around For Joy; Great Crossover Potential
Sunshot: Iron Ball Direction
Suns of Arqa: Govinda's Dream
Tad: Nearly saw in Nottingham - arrived just as they left; Inhaler
Talk Talk: Natural History; The Collection
Tangerine Dream: Rubycon; Tangram
Teardrop Explodes: The Collection
Terrorvision: Seen loads of times in Leicester and London. I broke my ankle when I last saw them; Formaldehyde"; Regular Urban Survivors - my copy is signed by the band (I won it on some radio competition); Formaldehyde
Throwing Muses: University
Tubeway Army: Replicas
Type O Negative: October Rust
Ultravox: Vienna; The Collection
Visage: Visage
White Zombie: La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Volume 1
Yello: Baby; Claro Que Si; Motion Picture; One Second; Pocket Universe; Solid Pleasure; Stella; The New Mix in One Go 1980-1985; You Gotta Say Yes to Another Excess; Flag

Various artists, soundtracks, and compilations

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