NFR - 10 track playlist:

[harry palmer]

1) The Jam - Butterfly Collector
2) Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up
3) Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want
4) Masters at Work - To Be In Love
5) A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation
6) Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
7) Paul Weller - Changing Man
8) Sly & The Family Stone - If You Want Me To Stay
9) Jimi Hendrix - The Wind Cries Mary
10)Stevie Wonder - Do I Do

[jj____]

1 Bob Dylan- Going to Acapulco
2 Milk Music- No Nothing My Shelter
3 Ramones- I Don't Wanna Go Down the Basement
4 Yo La Tengo- Let's Save Tony Orlando's house
5 Swans- Jane Mary Cry One Tear
6 Thin Lizzy- She Knows
7 The Vaselines- Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam
8 86 Mentality- Intro/Life Trap
9 The Clean- I Wait Around
10 The Clash- Charlie Dont Surf

[kdjr100]

You're My Waterloo – The Libertines
Janie Jones – The Clash
Love Ire and Song – Frank Turner
What if Punk Never Happened – The King Blues
Handlebars – Flobots
Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now – The Smiths
The Rare Old Times – The Dubliners
Fluorescent Adolescent – Arctic Monkeys
Back In the Game – Jamie T
We Were Children – Tribes  

This was much harder than I expected. If people have spotify I could put all these together as a Friends of Fulham playlist? Could be fun.

[nose]

1) The Jam - Butterfly Collector
2) Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up
3) Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want
4) Masters at Work - To Be In Love
5) A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation
6) Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
7) Paul Weller - Changing Man
8) Sly & The Family Stone - If You Want Me To Stay
9) Jimi Hendrix - The Wind Cries Mary
10)Stevie Wonder - Do I Do

do you not think that sly stone is one of the great  underrated performers nowadays? some of his old stuff rivals anything from the period,  a particular favourite of mine was/is 'hot fun in the summertime' although it's not on FoF playlist!

[The King]

1. AC/DC - Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be
2. Peter Tosh - Johnny B. Goode
3. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Southern Man (4 Way Street)
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man
5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Voodoo Chile
6. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Ramble Tamble
7. Funkadelic - March to the Witch's Castle
8. Red Hot Chili Peppers - I Could Have Lied
9. Judas Priest - Victim of Changes
10. The Doors - The End

Pretty much my Last.fm top tracks. Another obvious choice from Funkadelic would have been Maggot Brain, but March to the Witch's Castle is the song that got me into them. Eddie Hazel has to be the most underrated guitarist ever. Could also have a Crosby, Stills & Nash and a Neil Young track there but CSN&Y is already included so whatever.

[ToodlesMcToot]

1 Bob Dylan- Going to Acapulco
2 Milk Music- No Nothing My Shelter
3 Ramones- I Don't Wanna Go Down the Basement
4 Yo La Tengo- Let's Save Tony Orlando's house
5 Swans- Jane Mary Cry One Tear
6 Thin Lizzy- She Knows
7 The Vaselines- Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam
8 86 Mentality- Intro/Life Trap
9 The Clean- I Wait Around
10 The Clash- Charlie Dont Surf

Never thought I'd see Swans pop up on someone's top ten playlist. Helpless Child is a fav of mine.

[nose]

1. AC/DC - Hell Ain't a Bad Place to Be
2. Peter Tosh - Johnny B. Goode
3. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Southern Man (4 Way Street)
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd - Simple Man
5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Voodoo Chile
6. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Ramble Tamble
7. Funkadelic - March to the Witch's Castle
8. Red Hot Chili Peppers - I Could Have Lied
9. Judas Priest - Victim of Changes
10. The Doors - The End

Pretty much my Last.fm top tracks. Another obvious choice from Funkadelic would have been Maggot Brain, but March to the Witch's Castle is the song that got me into them. Eddie Hazel has to be the most underrated guitarist ever. Could also have a Crosby, Stills & Nash and a Neil Young track there but CSN&Y is already included so whatever.

Just seen Parliament/Funkadelic in London at a special concert at a recording studio in Chiswick, only 90 people, and then a Q and a with Clinton on the sunday.

The concert was brilliant we were right next to the band and I had a chance to chat with michael hampton who is  the main man for maggot brain (which IS on my list), I know about Hazel  being brilliant and very innovative but i do prefer Hampton's style and his performance the other day was just out of this world!

Mr Clinton is a very interesting man and very amusing, but has a bad knee so i personally had to help him on and off stage! 

[Kentish Gent]

1 So What - Miles Davis
2 I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra
3 Elgar's Nimrod - London Symphony Orchestra
4 That'll Be The Day - Buddy Holly
5 A Case of You - Diana Krall
6 Solitary Moon - Shirley Horn
7 Green Onions - Booker T & The MGs
8 No Regrets - Walker Brothers
9 O Magnum Mysterium - Choir of Kings College, Cambridge
10 Makin' Whoopee - Dave Grusin and Michelle Pfeiffer

....I think that;s what they call eclectic (or was it 'electric'?!).

[jj____]

1 Bob Dylan- Going to Acapulco
2 Milk Music- No Nothing My Shelter
3 Ramones- I Don't Wanna Go Down the Basement
4 Yo La Tengo- Let's Save Tony Orlando's house
5 Swans- Jane Mary Cry One Tear
6 Thin Lizzy- She Knows
7 The Vaselines- Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam
8 86 Mentality- Intro/Life Trap
9 The Clean- I Wait Around
10 The Clash- Charlie Dont Surf

Never thought I'd see Swans pop up on someone's top ten playlist. Helpless Child is a fav of mine.

A gentleman with excellent taste

[Lighthouse]

Is that all there is -  Peggy Lee
Take It To The Limit - The Eagles
Let's go - Frou Frou
Solsbury Hill - Peter Gabriel
Running Up The Hill - Kate Bush
Spiral Architect - Black Sabbath
Eleanor Rigby - The Beatles
Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys
Following - The Bangles
Cask of Amontillado - Alan Parsons Project

[dgnffc]

In no particular order

1) The Everly Brothers - Walk Right Back
2) Beverley Knight - Change Gonna Come
3) Fleetwood Mac - Albatross
4) Python Lee Jackson - In a Broken Dream
5) Al Jarreau - Ain't No Sunshine
6) The Blues Band - Can't Hold On
7) Bobby Bland - Ain't No Love In The Heart of The City
8) Buddy Guy - Let Me Show You
9) Duster Bennett - On Reconsideration
10 ) Dusty Springfield - Goin' Back

So difficult to limit it to 10!

[MOR :]

Fools Overture – Supertramp
Radar Love - Golden Earring
Baba O'Riley - The Who
Ships in the Night - Be Bop Deluxe  
All The Young Dudes – Mott The Hoople
Travelin' Band - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Big Seven – Judge Dread
Boom Boom Boom – John Lee Hooker
L.A.Women – The Doors
White Rabbit – Jefferson Airplane

But like everyone else these choices change weekly...

Honourable mentions to...

Wake Up and Make Love – Ian Dury and The Blockheads
Fools Gold – Stone Roses
San Quentin – Johnny Cash
Revolution - Beatles
Insommia – Faithless
Funeral for a Friend/Loves Lies Bleeding – Elton John

[ToodlesMcToot]

Am I the only one feeling compelled to continue making lists?

[The King]

Just seen Parliament/Funkadelic in London at a special concert at a recording studio in Chiswick, only 90 people, and then a Q and a with Clinton on the sunday.

The concert was brilliant we were right next to the band and I had a chance to chat with michael hampton who is  the main man for maggot brain (which IS on my list), I know about Hazel  being brilliant and very innovative but i do prefer Hampton's style and his performance the other day was just out of this world!

Mr Clinton is a very interesting man and very amusing, but has a bad knee so i personally had to help him on and off stage!  

That's pretty cool! I would love to see them live, but they're never going to come to Finland and flying to Amsterdam/London/whatever town they play in just to see them would be a bit too much. Back in 2009 I was in London when they were supposed to be playing somewhere in Southwark but I never found any info about it and was gutted I missed it. I also love the stuff he did with Red Hot Chili Peppers on Freaky Styley in the mid-80s. As an interesting note, the man who speaks the first line in Yertle the Turtle on Freaky Styley is Clinton's drug dealer who came to the studio demanding Clinton to pay his debts to him. Clinton having no money offered him a part in the album.

[nose]

Just seen Parliament/Funkadelic in London at a special concert at a recording studio in Chiswick, only 90 people, and then a Q and a with Clinton on the sunday.

The concert was brilliant we were right next to the band and I had a chance to chat with michael hampton who is  the main man for maggot brain (which IS on my list), I know about Hazel  being brilliant and very innovative but i do prefer Hampton's style and his performance the other day was just out of this world!

Mr Clinton is a very interesting man and very amusing, but has a bad knee so i personally had to help him on and off stage! 

That's pretty cool! I would love to see them live, but they're never going to come to Finland and flying to Amsterdam/London/whatever town they play in just to see them would be a bit too much. Back in 2009 I was in London when they were supposed to be playing somewhere in Southwark but I never found any info about it and was gutted I missed it. I also love the stuff he did with Red Hot Chili Peppers on Freaky Styley in the mid-80s. As an interesting note, the man who speaks the first line in Yertle the Turtle on Freaky Styley is Clinton's drug dealer who came to the studio demanding Clinton to pay his debts to him. Clinton having no money offered him a part in the album.

if you do get the chance to see him you must make the effort... take ear plugs he is mighty loud!!! and it is a very unusual experience but amazing
I have been seeing seen him since 1979, and Bootsy the year before. the show has moved on but maggot brain is perenial... nothing else remains... i am still waiting to hear him sing testify......  the show in london was a one off exceptional event look out for the dvd and book! it is supposed to be out in april.. but clinton is never on time.
maybe he never went to finland because nobody ever asked him.

[Vinnieffc]

New Dawn Fades - Joy Division
Ceremony - New Order
Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead
Down in the tube station - The Jam
Every Heartbeat - Robyn
Sister Ray - Velvet Underground
Fairytale of New York - Pogues
It's the End of the World as we know it - REM
Little Baby Nothing - Manic Street Preachers
Vole - Celine Dion

[Stefano Okaka Chuka]

How could I forgot So What by Anti-Nowhere League...

[Alan]

So difficult to pick just 10, but here goes:

1. Time For Heroes - The Libertines
2. Girl From Mars - Ash
3. Just A Day - Feeder
4. Common People - Pulp
5. Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division
6. Motorcycle Emptiness - Manic Street Preachers
7. Our Velocity - Maximo Park
8. Creep - Radiohead
9. Chasing Rainbows - Shed Seven
10. One Hand Holding - The Maccabees

Although, if you ask me in 5 minutes, it could well be different...

[MOR :]

1. AC/DC - Shoot to Thrill
2. Rancid - Timebomb
3. Iron Maiden - Run To The Hills
4. Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
5. Blondie - Heart of Glass
6. Blur - Beetlebum
7. Duran Duran - Hungry Like The Wolf
8. David Bowie - The Man Who Fell To Earth
9. Phil Oakey and Giorgio Moroder - Together In Electric Dreams
10. Pink Floyd - Echoes

As a build up track to the playlist I'd kick it all off with 'Ecstasy of Gold' by Ennio Morricone (like Metallica do intro their live gigs).

What a brilliant piece of music, always loved it but never knew what it was called...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-rHdSWZLpQ#

[Junichi]

1.  The Velvet Underground - All Tomorrows Parties
2.  New Order - Age Of Consent
3.  Sonic Youth - Sugar Kane
4.  Belle & Sebastian - Sleep The Clock Around
5.  Pulp - Babies
6.  Baths - Cerulean
7.  The Kinks - 20th Century Man
8.  Leonard Cohen - Tower Of Song
9.  The Fall - Mountain Energy
10. Modest Mouse - Other Peoples Lives