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In reply to Post #60
I can confess I never used to be a Coldplay fan

Kind of like them now, would like to see them

In reply to Post #61
Ever hear a song and remember the first time you heard it down to tiny details?

Newton faulkner wasn't on my radar at the time but I remember holding a chisel to a staircase and waiting to hit it with a hammer when he did this

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Brilliant

Makes kanyes attempt look even worse

As we mentioned below

Star Sailor

Few of my favourites


one from the Boss I like


Immense live!


Numb


That's me...


Bit of Chilli?


with our without


Bit depressing but hell of a song


First heard this when I was laid on the bank dropping to sleep with my head on the unhooking mat lol, wow, what a tune!

I smell that smell , It's that time of year again, I can taste the air...Sit on the banks and drink for hours, happy days !

great voice

Did you get Laid

Fancy a sail

In reply to Post #66
That song is not depressing
THIS IS





mummy mummy mummy

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In reply to Post #68
Massive fan myself, seen them a couple of times, Great voice KJ

Dakota is a bit of a special one for me too

Heard local boy in a photograph on Radio 1 when first released, laid in the sun, immense

In reply to Post #67
Do you really listen to that Tinhead

Does anybody

That Newton Faulkner Bohemian Rhapsody is just brill!

His version of Teardrop is damn good too. Now there's a dance track... (the original)

Stereophonics 'Local boy...' That whole 1st album. from Same Size feet to Billy davey's Daughter. Not a bad song on there...

here's one of my favourites from a while back. bit obscure but what a guitarist! played on 'Walk the dinosaur' I believe. The awesome Stevie Salas...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK8detZYlPo

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You need educating it's Lou Reed one of the most influential persons ever!
Go back to your Stars On 45

In reply to Post #72
He's got the same birthday as me and Jon Bon Jovi too... (and Dr Suess!)

Prefer Perfect Day from him - beautiful song

And if you still haven't found your way to Jeff Buckley, his version of Hallelujah is one of the finest songs in existence (keebs will back me up on that)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8AWFf7EAc4

In reply to Post #73
No John Cale's version is better.

And the version by that X=factor bird who looks like a man in drag is ****.

Talking of Reed/Cale do yourselves a favour and listen to Songs For Drella

In reply to Post #72
Can't ****ing sing can he