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Get your hands in the air 
https://youtu.be/aKxwl7rFCAE?si=GEEptpyqIsUgMzre
Grandads entertaining the kids again 
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In reply to Post #1515
You dad had good taste brother 
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In reply to Post #1514
My dad was a Kevin bloody Wilson fan so I know this one.
He'd be laughing his head off at this. Then he'd say it was too soon for Christmas...
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Seen as it’s Christmas, might as well get into the swing of things
Not for the faint hearted, Mal
https://youtu.be/af7LwnA913g?si=ldnQREWG0NCgFL1y
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In reply to Post #1510
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In reply to Post #1509
Oh yes, has a bit of an old school feeling 
Some great tunes and they work with a lot of different artists to 
Think I’m going to the Leeds fest, Prodigy are playing
Where’s your dad, he is a DJ this weekend 
https://youtu.be/Zy_JR9_Y8dE?si=zS-0PAyvBF6ldABG
All the kids love it , bit old school ain’t they really
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In reply to Post #1510
My mate John played guitar, then years later he rejoined and now plays saxophone.
My favourite is Wreck a party rock.
A few of us went to party, it went a bit mental and it ended up being turned into a song.
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In reply to Post #1505
Blast from the past that. Just left school.
https://youtu.be/aS9uPvAvqc0?si=CDES8AHVfAARdcqF
https://youtu.be/hVEXqPgISOw?si=j8_FKhnxrPzGtq8i
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In reply to Post #1503
Their best track by far.
https://youtu.be/91V0Cqx9TzM?si=jkSVLQXljIEuwBKG
Nock yerself out. 😉
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In reply to Post #1502
Kn'ell, a night on the piss with them? Bet that was a night to remember, or not. 🤪
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In reply to Post #1506
Baddadan 
Bit of drum and base tin head, love it , I will be there with the shorts on lol, next best thing to a good old rave
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In reply to Post #1503
You're brave admitting that.
Ain't that for kids, you'll be the oldest one there
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In reply to Post #1501
In the early days the Pogues used to be called Pogue Mahone.
I went to see my mates group King Kurt and the Pogues were one of the support acts.
LINK
We had seats in the royal box, was busy getting tanked and missed the Pogues. a missed opportunity
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And these. I was there
https://youtu.be/Eg02pZTpiEU?si=vsAfCUuRc_BJogkb
Well, it’s nearly Christmas…
https://youtu.be/ew1ykeRLcwk?si=dcKwJbvZaQ2n_7KA
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On a different note. Gonna see these soon 
https://youtu.be/rkjNL4dX-U4?si=90DQXh1wcQD-Ot_T
https://youtu.be/69zVJjH7xCs?si=GHtdstLx0FdaaOT0
https://youtu.be/Cm86DQaCwsE?si=DDjz8MI3CG0TTZqt
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In reply to Post #1501
Sad news RIP SM 
Dirty old town 
Picked two crackers there , weekends away with the lads, one of the popular songs on the 52 seater and in the boozer lol
Some of my mates once stopped in a hotel in Manchester and they were in there, sat drinking with them all night to the day, said they were crazy
That double album (ultimate collection) is one of the best ever, let’s have a bit of Irish lol
https://youtu.be/6pYI9t-I6qo?si=uSZN0TXVieOg5Q1m
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RIP Shane.
https://youtu.be/s11BuatTuXk?si=Ml7aKUzOvgKsmHsq
https://youtu.be/yAEFKjqPtlU?si=oHvbaUQDGDyUDF1E
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In reply to Post #1498
We all have our demons, but I'm quite in awe of the guy to be doing what he is after spending most of his life with undiagnosed Lyme disease, that disease broke one of the strongest men I new after not being diagnosed for a year
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In reply to Post #1497
If it works as a kind of cathartic process then good for him.
Too many people keep the ****ty stuff in.
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In reply to Post #1497
Yes I read some of the comments. I wish him well and hope he learns to live with his demons.
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In reply to Post #1496
There's something about it isn't there.
Knowing a bit of the back story adds another dimension to it too
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In reply to Post #1495
You know what...?
That's not bad at all
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In reply to Post #1493
Great version thanks 😊
I was also into very different music at the time, but I'd liked Mandinka, also loved Prince, and then 'nothing compares' came along and well... you'd have to be dead not to recognise the sheer quality of it. It remains one of my all time favourite songs and I became a lifelong fan of her music and her activism.
And of course, anyone who puts Piers Morgan in his place like she did is a bit special too
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In reply to Post #1490
A much better live performance of that song Mal.
I was into completely different music in 1990 when that was released, at the complete other end of the spectrum to her. But without question, that was one of THE songs of the 90's. She was an incredible talent.
Not only did she improve Prince's song... She also spat in his face.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAOKzvL8dgk
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In reply to Post #1491
Agree RIP
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In reply to Post #1490
So sad
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https://youtu.be/0-EF60neguk
RIP Sinead O'connor 🙏
Made famous for improving a Prince song (who else could say that?)
More punk than most of those who pretended to be.
'Nothing compares....'
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I saw these on Saturday
LINK
A good time had by all
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https://youtu.be/RJCixhEk-Tc
you know my name
This just cropped up on my shuffle
3 listens in a row and I'm not stopping yet.
Best Bond, best theme song by far.... RIP Chris Cornell.
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In reply to Post #1486
Yeh sad story that, way too young
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In reply to Post #1485
Been listening to this one by the script
https://youtu.be/gS9o1FAszdk
RIP Mark Sheehan
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In reply to Post #1484
Not even a tribute 
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In reply to Post #1483
I mean , it's not the greatest song in the world but .....
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https://youtu.be/PD-MdiUm1_Y
This...
Led zeppelin. Kashmir live from the celebration day concert. Just ****ing brilliant
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In reply to Post #1479
I watched Twins over Christmas (I know, sh*t film, but ok Christmas fodder) Was surprised to see Jeff Beck pop up playing in one of the bar scenes
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In reply to Post #1479
I'm not much of fan but that's still very sad
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RIP Jeff Beck
Legendary guitarist who influenced everyone from hendrix and Jimmy page right up to the 80's and 90's rockers and beyond.
My favourite solo of his from an unexpected collaboration...
https://youtu.be/MfmYCM4CS8o
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixqofv-Oi74
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5V9nK7-OkM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ygsixNsPSc
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEyw3LvjPJA
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one of the benefits of living in a remote location is when you just gotta crank up the volume. you can .
although I did have one complaint about the noise,,, from a woman in Belgium.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6rBK0BqL2w
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9ecomtvPuY&list=RDMM&start_radio=1&rv=0YVrqZ7_7
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YVrqZ7_7ek&list=LL&index=18
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9DKeV57K-M
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In reply to Post #1467
I can't comment on them live as I didn't get to see them but I got all 3 of their albums and think they are great.
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In reply to Post #1465
Back in the day when I was in a band, I remember being down at the Cartoon in Croydon sorting some gigs and her lot were playing... godawful racket but nobody seemed to mind too much... funny that eh?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txBfhpm1jI0
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In reply to Post #1464
Her voice reminds me ofWendy James
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82P40PnMNmQ
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In reply to Post #1462
I saw the words at the bottom of your post,, and hoped it wasn't,, but unfortunately it was ..
Maxi was more than a singer, he was a wordsmith, his contribution to music is up there with many other greats.
RIP.
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What is it about this time of year?
Another very sad loss.
https://youtu.be/6QZhC8DUD_o
RIP Maxi.
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In reply to Post #1460
I like a bit of psychobilly, my mates group can be called that.
LINK
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8FZMS7brxE
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In reply to Post #1455
You say that... but play again all the way through and I bet you'll be humming it all Christmas....
Also... for an extra festive smile (and if you like this sort of thing)
Watched this yesterday. GOTG Christmas special. Very funny.
https://youtu.be/OYhFFQl4fLs
And the Beth Hart cover is very good 👍 got to have the chops to cover led zep
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In reply to Post #1455
apologies.
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In reply to Post #1454
Look at the 'In reply to' the head bowing remark was towards Mal., he should stand in the corner of shame
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In reply to Post #1452
I bow to no one..
but I never gave any indication it was better than the original.
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In reply to Post #1452
Bah humbug....
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In reply to Post #1450
Bow your head in shame.
In reply to Post #1451
Original is so much better in my opinion
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOsD_23EHfY
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One of the kids at school asked me to play this last week...
Now it's stuck in my head! Too catchy 
Cheesy as hell. Touch of the Phil Spector about it. A great singer..
Sia - candy cane Lane
https://youtu.be/ElmsIGT85tI
Merry Christmas all
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In reply to Post #1448
Great track.
My fave of theirs....
https://youtu.be/Z3ZCZjhjguA
'Rocks'
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Another one sadly gone. Gutted.
https://youtu.be/GATJDE_uZmA
RIP Duffy.
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In reply to Post #1446
Great group just heard Terry Hall (lead singer) as sadly passed away 😢
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one of the most influential bands of my lifetime.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiUNDeuBbi8
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In reply to Post #1442
Thanks for that one
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In reply to Post #1441
oh yes
Working with a bunch of poles who've got into old school garage so I've been listening to old pure silk albums all day
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In reply to Post #1440
Ah... it maybe is one for Metallica fans tbf
You into royal blood? I can recommend...
https://youtu.be/ZSznpyG9CHY
Lights out
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In reply to Post #1437
I'm not a big Metallica fan but I just listened to most of that on my tube ride home
Found it a bit half arsed tbh
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RUpDslHSLbU
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r92XTMRy2gs
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In reply to Post #1435
The whole S & M album is great 👍
New single is pretty good too if you've not heard it yet
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV9XFldAi7w
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In reply to Post #1434
The orchestral nothing else matters was good too
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After 'stranger things' introduced a whole new audience to Metallica...
Get ready for a load of new interest in the cramps after this...
https://youtu.be/NakTu_VZxJ0
The teenage goths are loving it
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Merry Christmas everyone,,, and remember,,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6U2XdkBkTTk
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In reply to Post #1430
We need the 'Like' button back
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In reply to Post #1426
Titter thee not
Did somebody mention poison ivy?
Poison Ivy
Abba?
ABBA
I knew I shouldn’t have taken the bait, after watching the Abba track I started thinking about Braders for some reason, last seen in this video sporting the handlebar tash and leather waistcoat, believe he may be a little plumper now
VP
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB0SxXTR_UI
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In reply to Post #1425
Yeah most of them are like Scozza and are ABBA fans.
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In reply to Post #1424
I would have bet good coin that his would be the absolute last place to find a Cramps fan,, glad I didn't.
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In reply to Post #1423
I like it
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In reply to Post #1422
ah yes the lovely Poison Ivy,
RIPLux.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIfQSjcBuFg
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In reply to Post #1421
I should be to old to like this but I do.
@GB54
Not bad, reminds me of The Cramps
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In reply to Post #1414
I wanna post Jamie ts new album just to annoy mal
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In reply to Post #1415
Can't say I've heard that before, the intro bought this to mind
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and if your not moved by this,, your probably dead!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvVlGhHkSAc
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A blast from my past, I met Ray Phillips one time at a mutual friends, great guy, brilliant drummer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54H3EUAzpVg
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Wilko Johnson RIP a legend for 6 decades.
Highly rated and admired by many for his unique style but never got the acclaim he fully deserved.
Rather than just putting up one of his songs here he is demonstrating his technique beforehand.
LINK
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Another sad loss
Taylor Hawkins RIP
When dave grohl asks you to be his drummer then you must be something special
https://youtu.be/aiy5W3z4SGE
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RIP Keith Flint
Iconic
https://youtu.be/wmin5WkOuPw
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Booked tickets sometime ago to watch Gregory Alan Isakov in Nottingham tomorrow. Little did I realise that he wasn’t actually the main performer but a group who I also like the lumineers are headlining it. Bonus right there.
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In reply to Post #1404
Benediction ...scriptures...
Immense
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The new Haiduk album Diabolica [metal]
'Swarm'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE9rWWZi7l0
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In reply to Post #1401
Not a great fan of his music but came across as a great guy.
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RIP meatloaf
https://youtu.be/C11MzbEcHlw
A unique talent.
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I cannot do links, because I am a div.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FXMsoTTcog
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFKjzxWITWw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIMgvJXY9Mc
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Just discovered this...
Brass Against. You need some front to cover RATM but my god this is fantastic
https://youtu.be/0JrlKcoD1Qw
wow
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This year quite a lot of Iron Maiden, Pink Floyd, Slayer and various random other artists.
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In reply to Post #1395
It's a pain in the butt when I'm on my mobile sorry tinhead
I'll try harder in future
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In reply to Post #1394
I like them two and also
THIS ONE
Mal do proper links, I know you can.
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In reply to Post #1393
Favourite song?
This one for me
https://youtu.be/xvqeSJlgaNk
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In reply to Post #1389
Talking of T.Rex one of their lesser hits.
Light Of Love
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In reply to Post #1388
Used to play that one back in the day in my 1st band. Bit of T Rex too. Got a good groove to it
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In reply to Post #1386
and
Two good ones there duggs
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In reply to Post #1378
Heard Royal Blood's version of 'sad but true' ...
Very good!
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In reply to Post #1380
Puffta
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In reply to Post #1379
Pet Shop Boys!!!!
**** off they are a pair of ****s 
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Blast from the past, just being listening to their best album, if people, know them, Pet Shop boys and it’s discography, immense
Anybody remember the clothes show, they nicked it
Tune
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In reply to Post #1377
I quite like what I've heard of the blacklist anniversary covers album too
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Pearl Jam - 'Ten' is 30 years old...
Best album from the 'grunge' scene by some distance. Nirvana got all the publicity, but Pearl Jam had the better songs, singer and musicians. Dave Abbruzzese on drums is amazing
Even Flow
Alive
Black (unplugged version)
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Seen them live in Birmingham a few year back boys
Great album, listening to it the other week and have on and off for years
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In reply to Post #1373
I like James
Also Suede where around that time as well
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In reply to Post #1372
Good band back in the day
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In reply to Post #1370
I remember hearing that from time to time, seemed ok but never really paid it much attention.
I sat down tonight and gave it my full attention, it's a big from me
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In reply to Post #1367
Bloody great song though
And outstanding musicians
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In reply to Post #1366
Sh1te haircuts 
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In reply to Post #1364
Oi watch it.
You'd love a head of hair like mine
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In reply to Post #1363
Similar thoughts to me, flicked between this and the footie, footie was better
Jam, superb, like a bit of the style council, Weller himself, Stanley Road, latest haircut, ffs, think Mal
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In reply to Post #1362
I'll take a look later.
The Jam were brilliant, so at the time I always gave him the benefit of the doubt when he jacked that in, but over the years he's turned out to be a knob who needs a better haircut.
Nothing he's done Solo or as Style council has beaten what he done with The Jam.
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Paul Weller, BBC2 now
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In reply to Post #1350
He's great, simple but effective
How about this
https://youtu.be/HeuSG5GAFHU
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https://www.facebook.com/ovvarock/videos/2991422374515444/
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In reply to Post #1354
Nice one Phil. Where you there
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In reply to Post #1353
Nitro Deluxe This Brutal House
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmR3f6x4rCM
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FJMF
The house sound of Chicago, where it all started in the U.K. I reckon SSH
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https://youtu.be/rQAO_6zGAVE
https://youtu.be/nMQzDKSyJ8Y
https://youtu.be/f33qUqdZapw
https://youtu.be/6yGFuX2KDQs
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In reply to Post #1344
Nothing but a gimmick, it'll never catch on .
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In reply to Post #1345
Exactly
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In reply to Post #1344
Hands up, not arms together
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Getting the thread back on track. Everybody in the 313 put your mother ****ing arms together and follow me
8 mile
8 mile, great film if anybody has not seen it, and we think we have had it hard
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In reply to Post #1342
I'm offended my songs aren't gimmicky songs.
I think they are great!
PS
I've sent a proposal of marriage to Kate Nash, just waiting for a reply
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In reply to Post #1340
Jilted John was the creation of Graham Fellows, he also created John Shuttleworth, also an actor who was in Coronation Street for a while plus a load of other things
Wiki
I've heard of Goldie but not heard of the music. I smiled all the way through that one
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In reply to Post #1339
We're they the 80s equivalent of this lot?
@ken
I like that
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In reply to Post #1337
They aren't gimmick songs, Scozza sent them to me
A classic I have the album 'True Love Stories and it's feckin brilliant
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There's something about female singers that can make a chill run down your spine. Floor Jansen with a captivating performance with Nightwish ofSleeping Sun
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In reply to Post #1331
Bloody hell tinhead
Kate Nash, double Dutch? You just found a copy of 'Now that's what I call gimmick songs?'
What's up next? 'The frog chorus'?
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In reply to Post #1334
Never thought of it like a white supremacy black and white thing.
Great song, young disciplined people doing great things, everyone having fun 
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In reply to Post #1308
I'll see your Wicked Game andraaise you DAISY GRAY
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In reply to Post #1333
Oh come on. The booty shots.. The white superstar and his ethnic minority minions skipping for gruel
It’s classic 80s
I bet Jim fixed the lot of em too
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In reply to Post #1332
It's skipping to music!
Pervert
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In reply to Post #1331
Ah... the heady days of awkward camera shots of young people
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In the days when kids didn't have phones and Xboxes
Link
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In reply to Post #1328
Nah ugly ****
I am in love with Kate Nash 
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In reply to Post #1328
Very cool man. His version of 'teardrop' is ace too
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In reply to Post #1326
Like the melody and the chorus but the cheeky cockney thing is like fingernails on a blackboard. What is she? Tommy feckin Steele's daughter or something?
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In reply to Post #1323
Ok we'll blame Ken then
Patti Smith
More Patti
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In reply to Post #1322
one to keep you occupied in the meantime then
more fiesty than chilled this one....
Patti
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In reply to Post #1320
I just followed kens lead, I don't know where you took it
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In reply to Post #1321
It's me you're talking to, not Scozza.
You'll have to wait now
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In reply to Post #1320
let me guess...
Simply Red?
The Nolans?
Bit of Cliff Richard?
Daniel O'Donnell??!!?!!?
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In reply to Post #1319
Duggs started it with chilled out women.
At this point I'd post something very special but have decided you lot are not worth it
Maybe later
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In reply to Post #1318
You started it with your menopause greatest hits. You're Aunty tinhead from now on....
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In reply to Post #1317
You post some crap on here from time to time but that takes the biscuit.
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In reply to Post #1316
Dear god no....
It's awful. It's the epitome of aunty Sharon dancing at a wedding do after too many gins and tonics. Dragging some poor unsuspecting nephew up with her and crossing too many lines of inappropriate. ...
You'll be saying you want bloody 'simply the best' next.
And then 'lady in red' to finish.
I'm off to listen to some Metallica to feel better
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love the 'Last man' Wolf Alice track. Very classy
tinhead - love our Kirsty too. such a talented songwriter and a voice that was equal parts angelic melody and no bull simplicity
i was brought back to this recently by a tv show called Hellstrom (worth a watch if you like supernatural stuff) - a bit of Dolores....
ode to my family
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In reply to Post #1312
Ok, I tried
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In reply to Post #1311
The Christmas song aside, she just does nothing for me
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In reply to Post #1309
Never given her much of a listen tbh, fine as background music but not something I'd choose to put on
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In reply to Post #1305
Very nice that ken. Sunny day, glass of cider, the sound of the m65 filtering through the birdsong.... lovely 😊
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In reply to Post #1305
Has the series finished for good now? I hope so as the format of each series is starting to repeat itself.
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In reply to Post #1302
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In reply to Post #1300
Wow, the voice of F1
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In reply to Post #1298
Not great audio on the muse link tbh, but a good set, must have been soon after origins came out. Probably a couple of years before I first saw them at the grand.
I find you tube so frustrating at times, tracks and sets you can't find anywhere else but terrible audio on a lot of it
Keebs self imposed exile is a real shame
I know he likes this guy, this vid made me chuckle
some fat bloke with lots of skin
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In reply to Post #1297
Agreed - an absolute star.
I sent it to keebs as I know he's a fan.... guess who was on the sound desk for the gig...?
Thanks for the muse link. That's one for later this week
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In reply to Post #1296
She is incredible
Ahead of her time really, imagine if they broke now 
I remember getting back from fishing one day and the kids were watching the masked singer, someone dressed as a rubber duck belting out a song, I knew it was her after two words, then I was pretty sad that one of the best vocalists I've ever heard ends up on a show like that, how??
Loved the weller cover
Since the headphones are on and I'm in an acoustic mood...
muse accoustic
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needed to chill out a bit this afternoon - went here for a brilliant acoustic set.
Skin - what a voice! when I hear this girl sing I wonder how the hell the likes of Billie feckin Eyelash and the like are getting away with it.
Great cover at 28.40 for Paul Weller fans too
Skunk Anansie Live
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In reply to Post #1293
#2 is my 4 year old’s favourite song. Won’t leave Sainsburys until he’s asked where the rabbit is 
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In reply to Post #1293
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I'm watching BBC4 Indie & Beyond with Shaun Ryder and Alan McGee and this has just been on
LINK
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Currently here wearing my xmas pressie bluetooth earbuds while cooking dinner. In a spotify rabbit hole listening to some
Made stuff called Mr. Bongo Bongo
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In reply to Post #1288
Had pearl jam mtv unplugged on earlier, I'm meant to be seeing them in Hyde Park in July but not holding my breath!
Also trawling youtube for chilli peppers live shows, frusciante makes me want to Learn the guitar!
oh and this
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In reply to Post #1288
Were both new to me too
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In reply to Post #1287
not heard them before duggs.
Hurt is one of my favourite songs and Eddie Vedder is bloody great so a big thumbs up from me there
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In reply to Post #1285
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In reply to Post #1283
ah yeah the prodigy sample... forgot that link.
if we're doing reggae - and why not - here's one i always liked
see me in my heels an' ting
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In reply to Post #1282
Good enough to be sampled by prodigy and jay-Z.. classic
Probably not everyone’s bag but I’m partial to many a reggae tune
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In reply to Post #1276
yeah not bad at all - hard to find stand out tracks in that genre. Unless you happen to be called Marley of course.
similar vibe...
got sunshine in a bag
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In reply to Post #1277
Bloody teenagers ruin everything
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In reply to Post #1279
A. Not my normal listening though.
Edit
I'll be truthful I heard the first few seconds and switched off.
Went back listened and after 20 seconds I recognised it, yes it is good
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In reply to Post #1278
Did you
A. Not like the song
B. Not spot the link
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In reply to Post #1277
I've heard better!
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In reply to Post #1276
I like it
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In reply to Post #1274
Great minds tinhead
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RIP the wall of sound man.
Yes I know he was a very troubled man and wasn't a good citizen but without his pioneering way of making music the music of today would certainly be lacking.
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In reply to Post #1270
YNWA gerry.
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In reply to Post #1270
Sad news , another great from the sixties gone.
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In reply to Post #1269
It’s his era, same haircut 
..and dress sense
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In reply to Post #1268
I gave up after a minute. Don't get it at all
Pile of ****
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Love abba
Love iron maiden
Absolutely love this....
https://youtu.be/QCHaioAJSuw 
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In reply to Post #1265
The making of it is worth a look.
LINK
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ooohhh. got some new bluetooth earbuds , listening to Shane M and the Popes and ignoring the missus
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More festive loveliness
Maybe not for everyone this one, but I bloody love it!
https://youtu.be/EDUg88d9Hbw - amazing singer
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In reply to Post #1260
I knew it ...
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In reply to Post #1258
To be fair it's the most accurate you've been for a long time....
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In reply to Post #1254
Good song Duggs
Don’t get the Christmas bit though
Lay off the peace pipe this Christmas and stick with the beer
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In reply to Post #1255
I just seem to imagine you singing like him whilst playing the guitar
As well as looking like him
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With this following on for the 31st, Glorious Brexit Day!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kkOHtniTts
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Looks like this could be Christmas number 1 ,
link.
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In reply to Post #1252
Scozza - it's not actually me but I will be wearing that same outfit on the 25th...
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In reply to Post #1251
Cracking Christmas tune that
It’s that you singing it Mal?
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In reply to Post #1251
Not lying but I actually guessed that before before even going there
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Getting in the festive spirit...
https://youtu.be/lrVg1toMzuo
Well... what did you expect?
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speaking of keebs - he loves his bass players so...
I came across this one this morning. Loved this band back in the day. 3 outstanding musicians who all sing too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9sO3bcWdpM - Kings X (live) listen to those harmonies at 2.16....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2SYPzKzD94 - and again. 'Over my head' awesome song
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In reply to Post #1244
It does hurt a bit but credit where it's due
RHCP
Second one, can't be doing with people sitting down at the moment, it's Paul Weller's fault.
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In reply to Post #1242
Found it!
That's surprisingly good, weren't expecting that
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In reply to Post #1241
You didn't find the fourth then
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In reply to Post #1240
Third=no
First= video only
Second=yes
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Look what YouTube gave me tonight...
https://youtu.be/PinCg7IGqHg - teenage kicks all through the night...
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In reply to Post #1236
The music equivalent of ditching your jeans in favour of a nice comfy pair of 'slacks '....
It was like he'd been neutered or something
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In reply to Post #1236
Too right
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In reply to Post #1235
I still haven't forgiven him for splitting up The Jam and the forming The Style Council
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Just watched a Paul Weller TV programme called May Love Travel With You
What a drip he's turned in to, someone really needs to give him a good kick up the arse.
If it comes on again do yourself a favour and give it a wide berth.
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In reply to Post #1230
new for me, I like it
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Sixto Rodriguez
Spotify has both albums up now.
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In reply to Post #1231
hadn't read that one - it's very apt!
there are some good live performances of hers on the youtube worth checking out. a bit of Alanis Morrissette in there maybe?
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In reply to Post #1227
Very good choices
Mal
Did you catch one of the quotes for Meg........She seems like a nice girl.....Is there a category for Sexy Psychotic easy listening?
Never heard of her before but she's not bad
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In reply to Post #1227
love that 4 non blondes track
used to sing it when busking in Covent Garden
as for the sodding arctic monkeys and razor*****....
try this one for size - Meg Myers. a bit dark and moody. Parental advisory....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVQqZg5BisE - 'monster'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR5u9jb0PJE - 'desire' (brilliant guitar solo by Steve Stevens of Billy Idol fame)
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In reply to Post #1227
Like a bit Razorlight, I have one of their albums
4NB
And the AM
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In reply to Post #1225
As I expected
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In reply to Post #1225
I liked the car.
Started to get fed up when the band started. Turned it off when the 'singer' came in. It's like razorlight but even ****ter. ..
Not for me I'm afraid.
Now, the greatest showman on the other hand...
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In reply to Post #1223
Your loss Mal.
I tell you what I'll do you a favour and I'll bombard you with them and then you can thank me
Scozza **** off with that embarrassing crap. I drove all the way to France and back with someone who only had one CD in the van and it was that ****. The next time we went I wised up and brought my own music, he grinned and brought out that **** and threatened to play it so I hid and didn't tell him where it was until he dropped me off and he got home.
For Mal
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Anybody watch the Greatest Showman
Surprised me, thought it was a very good film and not what I expected it to be 
Found these, brilliant
from now one
This is me
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In reply to Post #1222
never got the arctic monkeys thing at all
they sound like a crap school band to me
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In reply to Post #1221
I used to but nowadays I try not to get too involved with personalities for instance Bono is a knob but U2 have done some great songs. I hardly recognise the names and faces of many groups whereas years ago I could've told you everything and more, used to complete the NME crossword every week with the amount of crap that I knew.
So for that reason I like that version of 505 and the other one is great as well, I like the Jonesy's Jukebox bit I often listen to his KLOS show on youtube
As a guitarist I love Jonesy but sorry to hear of his troubled childhood LINK
Anyway back to the Arctics i can feel as fest coming on
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In reply to Post #1218
I do love a bit of Arctics, but Alex Turner seems to be turning into a parody of himself as he gets older, I find him really annoying tbh
see what I mean?
this one's a belter
Paula coles "where have all the cowboys gone." is on my "client lurking behind me" playlist with pretty much every song I could find with cowboys in
If my singing to bon jovis dead or alive doesn't get rid of them nothing will work
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In reply to Post #19
Paula Cole
Fire is her first album
The vest singer song writer there is in my opinion.
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In reply to Post #1218
Thank ****
You lot listen to some proper ****
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In reply to Post #1216
Top band. Placebo too
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In reply to Post #1215
Cheers for that . I think it may have been filmed in an apartment i once stayed in, in Tenerife.
Going to watch this again later as the Up Next column looked interesting - Placebo
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https://youtu.be/9E9-L9_S3V0 - Charlie big potato 🥔. Bloody well rocks!
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In reply to Post #1213
That album pretty much covers all the iconic reggae tracks of the time - i just wish there was a tinny and scratched sound setting on my iPhone, to make these old albums sound like they should.
My dad bought a stereogram. Bloody great big thing that used to take up half of the front room. I wasn't allowed to play my records on it - it was reserved for The Pipes and Drums of The Scots Dragoon Guards, A Journey Into Stereo Sound, and Please Release Me.
Just looked up a Dansette - I'm now wondering whether that's what i had - I'll asked my older brother
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In reply to Post #1212
My sister had a Dansette. Then my mum and dad lashed out and got a Marconiphone
Just looked at the track listing for that album you mentioned. Wow what a collection
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In reply to Post #1206
I used to have the Trojan Reggae Chartbusters Album when it first came out.
Always thought what an iconic album it was, and recently downloaded it from iTunes. The Crystal clear sound just doesn't sound right. I much preferred the scratchy sound of the original when played on the old Decca record player.
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In reply to Post #1210
Bloody great innit?
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In reply to Post #1209
Two good ones there, loving the treadmills
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https://youtu.be/dTAAsCNK7RA - ok go.
Not seen this for ages. Best single shot music video ever. Cracking tune too
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https://youtu.be/Ee_uujKuJMI - green day
US election night. These boys got it sorted....
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In reply to Post #1206
My sister had/has a couple of Trojan records. They might be with my vinyl collection in my loft
Tighten Vol 2 is a classic
example
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Not exactly listening to but watching at the weekend a tele program on the origins of Trojan records, for the uninitiated its about the original late 60's early 70's reggae and its infiltration into mainstream music. Loved watching the old stars and their views and explanations of how they got involved. All very positive at the beginning black and white inputs, old music and old films of the clubs and skinhead white youth and rude boys getting along in appreciation of the music, culture and outlook.
That is until the left leaning singer of the selector, Pauline Black, came on saying how hard her life was, is and possibly would be in the future because of oppression, white priveledge and mysogeny.
But apart from her great show and went into our loft and dugout all the old records of my elder brother, which he had stored with us, including all his Trojan records, photo's of him and his mates all skinheads and not all white! Also found a press cutting of when he invaded the pitch at West Ham for a bet and witnessed by my father on the saturday sports round up and pools score results. My dad had to go and bail him out and attend court with him when he got fined £10 the bet was for a couple of shillings. this was around 1970 he's 10 years older than me and guided me through my dress sense when i became a skinhead in the late 1970's
Spent the last couple of days listening to Trojan playlists on YouTube
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In reply to Post #1204
Yeh that's right, Pete the rocker, I think it was the Wraysbury chronicles he gets a couple of mentions
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In reply to Post #1203
I didn't know so had to google and found Peter Overend Watts.
Another one no longer with use
During my googling it reminded me how many great singles Mott The Hoople had
For example
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In reply to Post #1202
I know he's moved away from my area, I'd hope he's retired by now!
I saw a show about him earlier in the year, and the story behind the aerial bender name
Which member of the band was the famous carper?
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In reply to Post #1201
He's famous enough to have his own Wiki page
I hope he's taking it easy nowadays
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In reply to Post #1200
I met him probably in 99, he'd been doing it a few years and was still doing it a few years later
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In reply to Post #1199
When was he decorator?
And after he left Mott he was replaced by Mick Ronson. Shame Bowie got rid of him but here they are together again in 1992
LINK
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In reply to Post #1198
I worked with luthor, aka aerial bender for a bit, what a character that guy is! Played in a few good bands too, it's strange to think he worked as a decorator when I still hear hoople or stealers wheel tracks on radio in films etc
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In reply to Post #1196
I'd vote for Alice...
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https://youtu.be/xwhBRJStz7w - feels relevant lately.... bit of NIN to disturb the quiet
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In reply to Post #1192
Brilliant
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https://youtu.be/WcwweoJDkV0 - mcr
Loved this band. I think I'd my funeral to go like this one....
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In reply to Post #1187
Under it would be quicker, I need to buy one of the duck tours busses
2 hours to do under 6 miles 
time to get away from here
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In reply to Post #1185
When I first started teaching I had a pair of shoes that had a hole in the bottom and let in the rain when I was on break duty
Happy times!
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In reply to Post #1183
Don't talk to me about traffic, bloody LTN's 
Good songs though
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In reply to Post #1181
Prefer something with a guitar solo in it myself, still if that's what you and the kids like
Nothing new though my mum and dad didn't approve of my sex Pistols records and their mums and dads didn't approve of their Elvis records .
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In reply to Post #1177
Centreforce radio, old school house, great station
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In reply to Post #1176
I put it down to other Faces, Ronnie Wood and Ronnie Lane stuff I've put on here.
I'm not a great Slade fan but thought that was a good raw guitar song.
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https://youtu.be/J-SUoHmpRdM
😁 Remember this one? There's even a carp in it!
Essential viewing for me when I was a kid.
Tinhead - that faces track keeps popping up on my feed too. Figured it was just because I'd been listening to the black crowes a lot lately.... top track
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You know when a film makes you go.... 'what a brilliant piece of music that is...'
https://youtu.be/nsgHyzwmbnQ - shades of morricone I think
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In reply to Post #1172
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In reply to Post #1171
Wash your ears out
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In reply to Post #1168
WTF
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In reply to Post #1163
You pick the best moments Jon, I will give you that
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In reply to Post #1163
I know , beware the dangers of alcohol young man
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In reply to Post #1162
Absolutely, necking sambuca and dancing about with your pals is obviously ‘the right thing to do’ when you live in a viral disease hotbed!
Well done
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I know at sometime last night we were dancing to this ,sambuka chasers seem a great idea at the time , a bender seemed the right thing to do as it might be the last one for a bit , here in Bolton
tune.
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In reply to Post #1160
😂 no chance of either.
If you're pretending you didn't sing along you're a big fat liar.
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In reply to Post #1159
You should embarrassed and be banned from this thread after posting that
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YouTube has given me this little reminder of my youth today....
https://youtu.be/32wDFCM7iSI - yes sir, I can boogie
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In reply to Post #1157
Agreed.......**** off spanky.......
My tunes are in no way political Duggy so keep ya hair on chap........
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In reply to Post #1156
Agreed
Let's not spoil the best non carp thread eh?
https://youtu.be/Cr-ahiFDkts - turn this one up loud and wake the neighbours 😀
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In reply to Post #1155
Music and politics are intrinsically linked, one can have a huge influence over the other.
But you two can take your political point scoring right tightly lefty loosey bull**** back to one of the cesspit threads where it belongs!
tune
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Listening to manic street preachers........if you tolerate this.......fitting for the world today!!!
Next will be ceelo green.......crazy......another apt tune......
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Listened through the killers new album a couple of times now, not feeling it at all tbh
Doves new album dropping next week, I've liked what I've heard so far
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In reply to Post #1150
Bit of a tune there Tinhead
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In reply to Post #1149
Don't you start getting all politically on me I come here for some sanctuary, peace and quiet.
BTW that's ****
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In reply to Post #1147
I dunno tin head, depends on the context really, if I want to celebrate rishi sunak with a song I will
eat out to help out
I'm sure there should be at least one 'her' in that sentence
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In reply to Post #1146
Great song but we don't do politics on this thread.
Not something I'd normally listen to but I heard this tonight
LINK
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After watching Boris at pmq's this week i immediately thought of this , for all those who must now be thinking this , a classic by the who
link.
Borrowed time
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In reply to Post #1144
I guess the other is a spin off then, or kind of
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In reply to Post #1141
Absolutely superb C&S, love em, some great tunes
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In reply to Post #1140
Nice
I'm working closer this week so can get back to my Dawn raids on the river, nicked a twenty on the float and got home before the family got up this morning
Will need lots of coffee and some lively tunes later, this might be up your street
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In reply to Post #1139
What are you trying to say Duggs
Im going out, out
Fishing most of thjs week after today
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In reply to Post #1138
Best of the 90s on xfm today, I'm guessing scozza will be disappointed if vengaboys, Wigfield and the outthere brothers don't get a mention
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In reply to Post #1136
Not bad at all but I don't think it will be Scozza's cup of tea?
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In reply to Post #1136
Quite like that, like slaves with a dash of royal blood in there
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https://youtu.be/mRkUt9VnaR0
Just discovered this today...
Bloody brilliant!
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In reply to Post #1133
That's the fella! 🤣
Mental!
Duggs - good call. Lovely song that
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In reply to Post #1131
Was it otway who had the hinged double neck guitar?
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In reply to Post #1130
I'm a big Otway fan last time I saw him was with Wild Willy Barrett January last year.
Barrett had his wha wha wheelie bin with him
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In reply to Post #1129
John Otway!
Now there's a blast from the past. Saw him a long time back and left feeling like someone had put my brain in a spin wash...
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In reply to Post #1127
Lots of good version of that very good song. I like the John Otway version but I will spare you.
What I like about LOHAG is all the bits that make it up, for example the instrumental first 2 minutes would be good a composition on its own.
It makes Bohemain Rhapsody look a bit amateurish
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In reply to Post #1126
Brilliant
They were wanting to ditch the national anthem at the rugby for that, wish they had myself
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In reply to Post #1126
Prefer this one tbh tinhead
https://youtu.be/HyZSPci7bKU - beautiful version
It's about jesus playing rugby for England or something
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Not posting this for any political or other reason but
listen to this
TURN IT UP LOUD and listen to all 9mins 51secs of it
What a great piece of music, love it and great to see so many people enjoying themselves
That's my weekend off to a good start
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In reply to Post #1124
Bearable, just
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In reply to Post #1117
Like it
Another Tune
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In reply to Post #1121
Sense at last
I always though I would love to smash Wendy’s back doors in
Baby I dont care
Deffo put this under the hammer
Landslide of love
Or this one one?, would have to be a toss up between the two literally
Heart of glass
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In reply to Post #1118
Yeah those type of songs are make you happy singalong songs, I could do the Ronnettes, maybe later
BTW Twisted Sister is funny
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In reply to Post #1117
Good shout tinhead.
One fine day is a little belter
How about this one...
https://youtu.be/Q8UKf65NOzM - I met him at the candy store...
And the most hilarious cover....
https://youtu.be/cO_brEreGLw - twisted. ...
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Some of us weren't even born but that doesn't mean you should miss out on a proper girl band
I bring you the Chiffons
One
Another one
And one more
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In reply to Post #1115
Yes an absolute classic
Mine would've been Electric Warrior last track on the album being
THIS
Can't remember if I've done that one before, apologies if I have.
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In reply to Post #1114
I'm not one for buying singles, I tended to save up for the albums if I couldn't talk my sister into buying it first as a kid
The last one I remember buying was ghetto superstar in my early teens
I don't remember my 1st album, but I know this was one of the first three, and still brilliant today
absolute classic!
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In reply to Post #1113
great song - that was the first Muse single i bought (CD single of course - I'm not a dinosaur...!)
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In reply to Post #1111
Love a bit of muse
Got a ridiculously expensive bang and olufson sound system being installed on my job, trying to talk the client into testing it with the haarp live album
I don't hear this one often
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In reply to Post #1110
The best band of the last decade by far IMHO
couple more...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTvgnYGu9bg - neutron star collision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8WP7aOD_9Q - Live! Knights of Cydonia
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In reply to Post #1108
ooops - busted.
it's still a bloody good song though!
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In reply to Post #1107
Np politics in this thread please
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at least this 'algorithm' doesn't screw people over....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8f5RgwY8CI - Muse
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In reply to Post #1105
great musician
youtube randomly popped this one up for me this evening. not heard it in ages
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug_NpT5Io8g - ghost in my house
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In reply to Post #1104
Sad news
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Julian Bream, who died yesterday.
https://youtu.be/QqNuYhu9G0o
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In reply to Post #1102
only if they can edit out the 'All or ' bit.....
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Will this be the theme tune to the Spuds documentary?
LINK
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In reply to Post #1100
You can see where Kashmir came from when you listen to that one...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzEYNsFC2gE - saw them on this tour... amazing!
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In reply to Post #1099
Just been looking at the songs on Led Zep 3 and quite few songs feature acoustic guitar.
LINK
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In reply to Post #1098
great minds eh tinhead?
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In reply to Post #1097
funnily enough I was going to put the original version up the other day but never got around to it
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might not be for everyone but a cracking cover of Led Zeps Immigrant song by Trent reznor and Karen O
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQtXsp4tIbw
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In reply to Post #1094
Good lass
RIP Martin Birch. Legendary producer of the best British rock and metal bands from the 70's onwards. Sabbath, Deep Purple and the mighty Iron Maiden all will be missing him today.
Too many too choose from so I'll go with a couple of my personal favourites that he produced
https://youtu.be/86URGgqONvA - run to the hills
https://youtu.be/J51LPlP-s9o - hallowed be thy name
https://youtu.be/t7zk4as9kzA - ancient mariner
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In reply to Post #1094
I hope she has a good day
Jim over in the footy thread suggested to mal 'I like to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony'
But this is better
LINK
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In reply to Post #1092
My baby girl is 16 today, just fitted some ikea/sonos speakers in her room. Was a bit surprised the first few tracks she played were acca dacca tbh
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In reply to Post #1092
Let's keep it that way eh?
YES
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Said it a couple of times... this thread is the one that avoids all the baiting and bull.
Let's keep it that way eh? Who knows we might draw him out of that bed of reeds and hook the little blighter...
Meanwhile.... let there be light....
https://youtu.be/s3nEAmt5AZ8
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In reply to Post #1090
Agreed. Whilst you also have apologists and excuse makers for the hateful crap some decent bloke's like Keebs will throw their hand in. The forums loss, but the shyte continues
Tight lines Keebs.
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In reply to Post #1088
He's probably not the sort but rather than bottling inside I would've preferred it if he came out and told us the truth which is we are all a bunch of ………. I won't swear as he's not that kind of bloke
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In reply to Post #1085
echo that
Come back Keebs - if only to save us from ourselves on this thread!
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In reply to Post #1085
yes I just had a scroll down on that thread and have seen his post. 
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In reply to Post #1085
One for Keebs
Absolutely Diar
Let’s hope he’s back soon
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In reply to Post #1080
Keebs flew out of the country a couple days ago on work business.
But it looks like the Beirut thread was the final straw and he wants nothing to do with this forum anymore.
People come and people go but I got to say I will personally miss him a great deal, such a shame his posts have all vanished as I always enjoyed reading them and I can't even go back and read them now.
He will be sadly missed
If you're reading this Keebs please take a break and reconsider coming back in the future.
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Now for something different
Beautiful song
All of me
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In reply to Post #1080
His avatar and posts have all disappeared??
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In reply to Post #1079
Only one post visible on his profile, can't really disagree with his decision after a flick through some threads
Real shame tbh, he's a valuable poster on the two threads that have helped keep me sane through all this bull****
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In reply to Post #1078
and
dead good!
noj - I think Keebs is working... pretty sure he posted that he was flying out the other day
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What’s happened to keebs
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In reply to Post #1077
OK then, something a bit more modern and in order of preference, for me, great voice, love this lad
Skin
Human
I will leave the opinions to you
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In reply to Post #1076
not such a fan of that one... Her voice splits opinion...
ABBA almost wrote the best pop record ever - on more than one occasion!
Almost - but ... there was always this... (may have posted it before but don't care)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrVbawRPO7I - Live version. Pop perfection and Ronnie is so beautiful!
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In reply to Post #1075
I agree, far too many. Gold, great album
Beautiful songs and great lyrics, one of the best Mal! Careful I may end up in tears lol
Love this girls voice, immense and totally unique
Goddess
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In reply to Post #1074
too many brilliant songs!
couple of my favourites...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUrzicaiRLU - Ah HAAAA!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j6OI9TxqzI - Honey Honey (early classic!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvChjHcABPA - SOS
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Still listening to the same old crap
Another mega band and a great song of MANY
Dancing Queen
**** Mama Mia, my sis got married in Greece well before that
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this one surprised me - I was listening to the radio yesterday and Una Healy (from the bloody Saturdays!?!?) was on doing the promo interview thing for her new single....
and I really like it! She's got a country thing going on which is probably not going to sell millions outside of Nashville / Ireland. Here you go...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrTdHWxpbHQ
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In reply to Post #1071
Very rude
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In reply to Post #1070
Sorry if this sounds rude but that's ****
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In reply to Post #1069
She's brilliant
Love her on this track
https://youtu.be/hPC2Fp7IT7o - broken
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In reply to Post #1066
Not a favourite of mine tbh but her voice just fits the piano/strings sound so well
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In reply to Post #1065
Bit too hairy for my taste
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In reply to Post #1063
very Sunday lunchtime...
edit - the muffs I've never heard them either but that's ace
and duggs... Evanescence
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In reply to Post #1064
Yeah just enough to want you wanting just a little bit more
For some reason youtube took me directly into this one
LINK
Never heard of them, not the greatest song but I enjoy seeing people enjoying themselves
Edit
How sad just read that the girl in that band died of something called ALS last year
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In reply to Post #1063
Short and sweet
After keebs modern society video I've been listening to some classical stuff this week
With the odd track..
like this thrown in
Speaking of keebs, why are all his posts disappearing? Did I miss something?
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In reply to Post #1060
Haha! looks like they are having fun. Loving the microphone
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In reply to Post #1059
This one always reminds me of the buzzcocks in a cartoon type fashion...
https://youtu.be/flMS2gHFOH0 - la la la.....
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In reply to Post #1058
Yeah I get that.
I could play Buzzcocks all day long but instead I'll just do one (for now)
This one
Edit
I lied one more
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In reply to Post #1056
I'm 50 i had us pegged at a similar age? Including Chairman Mal
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In reply to Post #1054
It was the first Buzzcocks single I ever bought.
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In reply to Post #1050
Chairman Mal, do you mind if i ask how old you are?
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In reply to Post #1053
Why did you pick that one?
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In reply to Post #1050
It's a great song but also a bit obvious and so I urge you to seek out more of their songs most of which are classic <3 minute pop songs.
What do I get?
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In reply to Post #1050
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=englishman+in+new+york+godley+and+creme
A forgotten oddity.
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In reply to Post #1043
Chairman Mal you do surprise me, is'nt Duran Duran a little to Capiltistic? The Chauffeur is my all time DD fave, the video is very special.
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In reply to Post #1049
only one buzzcocks song for me tinhead
maybe a bit obvious but...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Af7ayYIJ9w - too many bloody times!
edit - Am I the only one to have come across these guys? Maybe not the best bass player ever, but quite possibly the most noticeable.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=154Utqh3GCc
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In reply to Post #1044
love that cover
always thought Andy Taylor was a great guitar player who was itching to cut loose a bit. He definitely did it live - and then with these fellas...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2vHbXI2p4k - bang a gong
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In reply to Post #1041
Amish paradise, another of his masterpieces
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Great tune, what a ****ing dickhead
Paranoid
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In reply to Post #1032
Did a full set a while ago. If you like them, a must watch
BBC2 live here
My ex brother in laws favourite band, died a couple of years ago from brain cancer 
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been listening to this album a lot this week
Arena - Duran Duran 1984. Great 'live' album. Massively underrated musicians IMHO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAdFLfByU1Y - Union of the Snake
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0V5VSQCI1rQ - The Seventh Stranger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9k_vSmWPMI - The Chauffeur
if you have a spare hour or so...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNmDyddVbCU&list=PL6GcjXCWLD29v9q8U3i8aIdJP4iD4mQWb - full concert album
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In reply to Post #1041
now i see why it was a secret link....
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(Click the emoji, you can't really tell its a link)  )
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In reply to Post #1037
Love that Moloko video
so... this one found me on youtube. always loved the song but never heard it by this beautiful lady before
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhnZ19sbxps - Love Hurts - Joan Jett
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This song. Just because it's so bloody brilliant
https://youtu.be/TR3Vdo5etCQ - don't speak
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In reply to Post #1032
That one isn't so bad...
The Grand Prix is a bit dull so I'm cheering myself up with this...
https://youtu.be/vzerbXFwGCE -
Edit - And now this
https://youtu.be/xSZBIs0gs0E
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In reply to Post #1030
Have you read the some of the comments. Brilliant
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In reply to Post #1029
youtube has thrown a fit and chucked this at me....
never heard it before and there's probably a good reason for that..
No idea what's going on with the keyboard fella and his no shirt / formal attire. silhouetted oompa loompa on bass. and the worst guitar solo I think i've ever heard! so bad it's bad...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqM3P7LziIc - 
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In reply to Post #1028
3 songs that deserve
Lots more we can add as well
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In reply to Post #1023
Oops
Still it's worth another listen....
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In reply to Post #1023
Repetition
Sounding a bit like Lou?
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In reply to Post #1021
great intro
this one found me last night...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilgbWaG7G0Q - unflippinbelievably good!
How much does George's son look like him?!?!
And Prince's solo at the end....
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In reply to Post #1007
Didn't know Denise Johnson had recently passed. RIP. Screamadelica was a massive record for me when I was a young man and she was a big part of the synergy on that album. Will always remember seeing her with the Primals headlining the NME stage at Glastonbury in '92.
Primal Scream - Don't Fight It, Feel It
There is a gofundme page if anyone wants to contribute to her funeral.
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In reply to Post #1011
Love this one of theirs
https://youtu.be/TLSpj7q6_mM - Tricia helfer is in Lucifer, one of my favourite tv shows
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In reply to Post #1010
Yeah it's a cracking bass line. She's a bit good
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In reply to Post #1007
great cover and lovely voice
Edit - this one popped up. Bloomin great song
https://youtu.be/1nPPRQeTxTY - wild nights
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In reply to Post #1007
I like that, got a bit of a radio head vibe to the arrangement to my ear
Listened to a couple of boards of Canada tracks, didn't do much for me, felt like they were missing an mc,
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In reply to Post #1005
PP Arnold for being the original and authentic but Chrissy's voice is just sooo much more sexier
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In reply to Post #1003
tinhead's sarcasm emoji needed on that post i think....
anyhoo...
Love this song and can't decide which of these versions i like best so here's both
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=US94q0e20Us - PP Arnold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhGqLF-kfLs - Chrissie
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Boards of Canada..................only thing that gets me through these days.
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In reply to Post #1001
Though you did try to change that with post 999 Mal.. I mean really, the spice girls. There was me thinking you were one to stick it to the man, not line his pockets
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In reply to Post #1000
Look at that. 1000 posts and not a cross word among them.
Well done all and have a good day
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In reply to Post #998
And what the picture behind the band was of?
I went through a similar journey with the spice girls tbh. .. that classic early stuff was so innovative and then after spice world it just changed. Sad times
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In reply to Post #997
I wonder how many of the younger people in the audience realised that was a telephone dial in the background?
I used to love ELO and bought the first 6 studio albums on their release then as they become more popular I went the other way and ended up hating them and thought Out Of The Blue was awful and as more people began to be fans it turned me more and more off them, the emergence of the punk scene and keep it simple probably had something to do with it as well.
I hate Mr Blue Sky so much I get annoyed when I hear that awful Vocoder voice but after Mal’s link I think enough time has passed to say that at least I can now go back and enjoy the first 6 albums,
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In reply to Post #996
I am groot....
This one for me this morning. Probably my favourite ELO song, love the bridge section. This live version is better than most bands would be able to do in a studio!
https://youtu.be/bKDDmGunF_I - blue days, black nights....
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In reply to Post #995
Some belters on it for sure, such a strong era tho it gets missed, by me at least.
I couldn't seem to pick up absolute 90s (dab radio) last week, fancied that in the car for some longer than normal drives, realised I need to refresh the music in the car.
I found this
and this
Under a seat, something different for me
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In reply to Post #993
Loved that album - tons of good stuff on it.
My favourite of theirs...
https://youtu.be/vMnEzmuBQl8 - got a John Lennon feel about it.
Edit - keebs. That one same up for me too. Really nice 👍
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In reply to Post #990
I don't mind that, and most Tom Jones is a bit questionable to me
Saw a mates dad have a near miss in traffic yesterday, had a good chat while he calmed down a bit and he started talking of the time he "rolled his nova"
Lots of songs fit that lyric but this one stuck in my head
rolled a nova
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In reply to Post #991
I'm not a Frampton fan I found his voice gizmo on that 'Comes Alive' annoying.
But that was good, I enjoyed that
Then YouTube stepped onto this one also a nice Sunday listening
LINK
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In reply to Post #987
Agree with that, great voice, and what a unique Manics guitar twist on it too
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In reply to Post #986
great voice. Could sing anything that lad.
The Rihanna cover is brilliant
Meanwhile in my front room.....
https://youtu.be/ZAyeVjnJg9E - cool cover, great name, off to watch pulp fiction now...
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In reply to Post #983
Wow, some cover that Keebs, would never have imagined that
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In reply to Post #982
On the Beavertown Gamma Ray last night Mal, make the most of it, bit expensive but fancied a change
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In reply to Post #981
Scozza.... whatever you're drinking tonight you should stick to it.
Not a bad song amongst that lot for me. And spot on with the meat loaf of course
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This bloke was on in a local nightclub, somebody decided to give him a crack lol, riot
Errol
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In reply to Post #977
Good stuff
Love that raw guitar sound and agree on the lyricist. Very clever writer
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In reply to Post #975
Oh yeah there would be no hip hop without 70s rock
Just ask run dmc....
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In reply to Post #970
https://youtu.be/xUL_3hdFSEE - familiar...?
Sad news about your cardiacs guy. Very eclectic and obviously very influential.
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Had a long drive today. Listened to this album twice
Love it
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In reply to Post #967
at least yours are in colour....
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In reply to Post #965
That was just the previous no1. Pretty sure no2 on my dob was the birdie song
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In reply to Post #963
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In reply to Post #962
Had you paid for the pic n mix but stolen the single it could’ve been less painful
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In reply to Post #961
ridicule is nothing to be scared of noj
As someone who got on his bike and rode over to town with pocket money at the ready to buy that on the day it was released, I'd like to think I'm partly responsible
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In reply to Post #959
Oh yeah it really is... even the dancer is so embarrassed she's trying to hide!
Wonder what tinheads is.... Vera lynne? Edith Piaf? The charleston?
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In reply to Post #957
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In reply to Post #952
cheers!!!
bit of fun...
UK number one single the day you were born?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8XQZYIiNgo - Peter Sarstedt - complete with trademark LFC moustache
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In reply to Post #954
They were handsome, just found a cobra hiding up the back of the fridge too... score!
Lulled matey into a false sense of security listening to the kinks before things got gangsta
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In reply to Post #953
Made me laugh thàt Jon
Enjoy the cider mate
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In reply to Post #952
Having had a cider or 5 I can appreciate the last one, even though it's ****.
Got a bloke in the block that’s having a mid life crisis and doing ministry of sound sets for his cat, so that’s what I’m mostly listening to.. the ****
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Well, I have waited and waited and waited and as yet nobody has posted tracks from one of the finest albums ever made. It’s a family favourite of ours, kids love it lol
I’m a man built for speed lol
IGBNCH
WBTBB
One for Mal
IAACD
Ooooooooooo, Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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In reply to Post #950
Of course! I think Mick Ronson did some guitar work on that album.
Love this meatloaf track too. Not one of his most famous but all the classic steinman tricks are there, same chords as 'born to run' in the post chorus riff I think...
https://youtu.be/HnHojqq06Jk - love her for both of us
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In reply to Post #947
Very cool
This one from me... 50's meets the 80's in Meatloafs city
Is there anyone in music who is so instantly recognisable as Jim Steinman?
https://youtu.be/szyh2zUwFKs
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In reply to Post #937
Can't beat a bit of Glen on a Friday afternoon..
Meanwhile, one of the few mentions of 'duckweed' in modern popular music.. Whoever said Bowie couldn't sing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0smYeB7Zxc
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In reply to Post #943
Susanna oh Susanna. The girl so sweet you could take her home to meet your mum yet so horny you could...………...
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In reply to Post #944
Nice one
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In reply to Post #942
Not bad that one eh?
Now this...
https://youtu.be/j5qPCKxlw2M
61?!?!?!?!?!?!
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In reply to Post #939
YouTube is now at the point where it's just throwing anything my way to see what sticks....
However, it's unearthed this collaboration by two of my favourite bands....
https://youtu.be/Z7c28KhPEpo
The line 'I wanna f**k you like an animal' now means something completely different
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In reply to Post #939
Turn up your hearing aid you deaf old coot
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In reply to Post #937
A little bit too old manish for me and that's coming from a man who's a little bit old
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In reply to Post #934
I'm sure that the 70's being my formative years music wise has had a long term effect on all things follicular...
I know what you mean about the background people - social distancing? or maybe guitar techs who had been told to sod off by Scholz...
edit - thought I'd sneak this in here too as it made me laugh a lot this morning
https://youtu.be/Sv5iEK-IEzw - eddy izzard Lego Death Star canteen
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In reply to Post #931
They all need a hair cut
Perhaps I'm a being pedantic but I found the people that where the behind the band who were standing, sitting and looking bored a bit off putting. I hope the people in the main audience couldn't see them?
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In reply to Post #932
yeah - there's a point about halfway through where it improves. maybe more than one recording source?
pretty sure Kurt borrowed that riff for Teen Spirit...
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In reply to Post #930
that's bloody good! The solo at around 2.50 is brilliant
tinhead - the faces track is spot on too
not quite so old but then neither am I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N7qdcBJzJs&list=LLx2a-nZrGhHIDP7Dz6-v8Kg&index=16&t=0s
tough song to sing - He does a bloody good job. and the guitar nerd for guitar nerds in Tom Scholz
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In reply to Post #928
I prefer this HOW COME
And while we're at it a song from this Ronnie and the other Ronnie that I sneaked into another thread recently but deserves another airing
The Two Ronnies
Modern stuff is great but you can't beat this
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In reply to Post #923
Saw him at Leeds and he was amazing
I was there too
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In reply to Post #925
I think Ludacris is a bell end, but the tune is fitting in the current climate.
The thumbnail for the DP track on a YouTube search for it, she doesn’t half look like somebody’s aunt acting as chaperone in that club
Original of one of ‘the’ great musical introductions to what is also a great film link
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In reply to Post #924
to be fair I like some of the artists on that guru album. chaka khan, jamiroquai bloody great
ludacris doesn't float my boat - but i can appreciate technique etc. I guess the lack of guitar solos is always going to an issue for me...
where's this thumbnail?
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Had a feeling you’d dislike it all lol. How you can’t like guru I don’t know
I double dare you to question this
In the thumb nail Dawn Penn looks eerily like a black female Sean Penn 🤔
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crikey there's a mix here tonight...
scozza - all that dance anthems stuff is poor - I mean of all the Tori Amos you could've chosen (the entire Under The Pink album for a start ) you find that pish
after that ...
Dre, Public Enemy
Eminem - Lose Yourself is class (think I posted here already). Saw him at Leeds and he was amazing.
not a huge fan of some of the other stuff but that's just me.
have i done these guys yet?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KL9mRus19o - class
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt88GMJmVk0 - and more
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In reply to Post #921
Jon, your a fan, brilliant!
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Another great tune, east coast, west coast, be careful
Tupac
And Dr Dre Said...
Dr Dre said
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In reply to Post #914
Echo that Jon. One of my favourite tunes. Encore, fantastic album!
One shot
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In reply to Post #914
Complete with racial insult for mal
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In reply to Post #913
He’s also made some good tunes
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In reply to Post #910
Can't remember if I posted their version of song 2 but that's worth a watch
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In reply to Post #908
Great band with loads of brill songs. They can do it live too
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In reply to Post #906
Duggs, I can understand the memories. As for Chaka, the doors over there in the corner WTF
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In reply to Post #905
Some decent tunes there Mal, can’t say I’ve listened to much of there’s
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In reply to Post #898
Don’t EVER **** with the Fonz, rock hard
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In reply to Post #905
you want it with pliers?
This one actually reminds me of my dad taking me fishing as a kid, hearing it on the radio on the way to Hampton court, catching nothing but crabs and mussels
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In reply to Post #900
ah yeah that's the stuff!
duggs - FOB as for the other.....
sounds like a good trip keebs sod the carp, everyone catches them!
can't believe we've not had more from MCR, so....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyi0ZfuIIvo - my fave of theirs. I don't love you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bbTtPL1jRs - famous last words (is that the cult at 1.30?). my other fave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCCyoocDxBA - Helena. my OTHER granddad...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhZTNgAs4Fc - not ok. great video too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seFu9fQ_-FI - bulletproof heart
Gonna be a rockin' day today
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In reply to Post #902
have we had this berk's entire catalogue now?
I'm sure we can find more
Well done on the fishing
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In reply to Post #902
Not even close
Sounds like a great night
Monster gudgeon hunt for me tomorrow
Working further afield after that which will put an end to my weekday morning trips I think
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In reply to Post #898
and and
Especially Stacy's Mum what a woman 
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In reply to Post #897
here you go tinhead - 3 pop rockers to cheer you up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZLfasMPOU4 - crikey!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FC3y9llDXuM - dirtbag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kemivUKb4f4 - the fonz!
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Oi! you lot.
I want a barrage of good music not one in every three.
Pull your socks up or I'll set the Velvets on you
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In reply to Post #893
Got home - new club ticket arrived - out for the night in a mi
Good move
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I always liked the KLF - they had a bit of Bansky / 'punk' about them in their don't give a 'f' attitude.
I'm sure I remember them doing some stunt where they burned a million quid or something...
and it's been said before - you can't beat a bit of .... Kate
keebs - just enough time for a poo and raiding the fridge eh?
edit - The K Foundation burn a million quid....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K_Foundation_Burn_a_Million_Quid
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In reply to Post #891
Some decent tunes there Malster
Love the saints with Mrs Bush
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i don't really do that synth pop dance stuff (surprise eh?) but if we have to.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXEOESuiYcA - kayelleff!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixMWhpg0iXU - hi Kate!
and, if you are going to synth stuff, here's the real stuff...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZF4Z6smOrZw - GN
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5XJ2GiR6Bo - OMG it's OMD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1xrNaTO1bI - does this one count? brilliant song
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In reply to Post #887
Mixing prodigy in with that crap
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In reply to Post #887
What the Fox is that
Edit - forgot the link Foxy
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god that's terrible..
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In reply to Post #883
of course scozza posted Lily Allen....
here you go mate - sweet dreams
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijxk-fgcg7c - lullaby
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In reply to Post #882
Lilly allen I think scozza posted that already
Seen a lot of Jamie t over the years, similar age to me and grew up in the same area.
Been enjoying the older theme of the past few days I'm suffering a bit from too many short dawn sessions will have to find something gentle to send me to bed early tonight 
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In reply to Post #878
keebs - you have a heart of stone...
(but yeah 'Born to Run' wins)
I'll take those 2 classics - great vocals and a bit of soul
tinhead / duggs - Jamie T .... what's next... Lily Allen? flippin awful
this one for me today
https://youtu.be/A51akwZUmZU - G'n'Fn'R! Absolute classic gig
I saw them around this time at Hammersmith (late 1987) with Faster Pussycat in support. I was too young to see the Pistols when they started but the feel in the room at the GnR gig must've been similar. Electric doesn't come close!
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In reply to Post #878
Ah gobio gobio
I do like a days gudgeon fishing, it helps that 8 inchers are pretty common on my local river
Might have an early morning for them this week
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Off the scale for bringing a smile to the face eh?
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YouTube getting really weird now....
Best cover ever....?
https://youtu.be/K7i-TV45lQE - the tiny face of the revolution.....
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned that Dreadlock Holiday is racist. Do they still play it on the radio?
Suggested by Youtube
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In reply to Post #869
10CC - Godley and Crème=
Bird is the word
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In reply to Post #870
Been catching a few actually, not targeting carp especially but a few have come along
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In reply to Post #869
think we've had it a few times
you can't keep the Quo down down...
You catch anything duggs?
I actually don't like cricket. Much preferred this in the Summer...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s4slliAtQU - inside outside usa...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AZA6fREkoA -
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In reply to Post #868
We've had that already
It's taken a while to catch up with this thread after a fair bit of fishing and the test match
I don't like cricket
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In reply to Post #863
must've slipped past my brain...
yeah - quite brilliant.
Loving the Box Tops today.
It made my youtube throw this one at me...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fayL1WTR1Go - 'it's all too beautiful'
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In reply to Post #864
I started getting questionnaires from you tube a couple of weeks back asking which artists I like, this thread must really be screwing with them
Love the 1st 2, not fussed with the 3rd.
Was it Marc Ronson who covered keep me hanging on?
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Hey keebs, you seen this....
https://youtu.be/Kn2Yvjd5kqY
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Some 80s memories there ... and a few more best forgotten moments ..
Good stuff, apart from Bowie's Heroes / Low / Lodger that I stumbled over a few years after their release and still have bouncing around in my brain 35 years later ..
other tracks ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7InvsEHp5o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2EP7fwIYzg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2q5CGLHJ-54
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeZkLV3ZjeI
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ah the 80's.... when my hair was long and my jeans were too tight...
oh hang on...
I got your 80's right here mate -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDK9QqIzhwk - MY 80's (and 90's and so on...)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doZ6wOJHu_E - where's andrew gone? RIP george
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv6tuzHUuuk - Oh susanna....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcOxhH8N3Bo - 'turn around bright eyes'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9KgEs3Zksg - my second favourite Marc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B2a6l6wM2k - dandy highwayman
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In reply to Post #856
Throw a bit of this in there and it'll be like the blue orchid cheese room all over again
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Then play this when you've had enough and want rid of her
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGNiXGX2nLU
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In reply to Post #853
That's exactly the forgotten about gems that make make me go 'Yeah' and my daughter go 'Meh'.
keep 'em coming...
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Looking for music to convey the atmosphere on the mid 80s to our 13 yr old daughter...
... anyone other old bugger got anything better than Frankie 2 Tribes 12" (never bought it at the time but it's fantastic..)
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In reply to Post #850
I know!!!
Cracking band though
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In reply to Post #848
definitely like Strict Machine
and Danielle Dax - brill! new for me too
so... this one randomly appeared in my right hand side bar on youtube. I'd like to point out at this juncture that there is no connection between this band and any internet searches I am aware of...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imZUqkPlUaQ
Song starts at about 1.40. It's really good and a lovely slide guitar sound on the chorus
and some more ... They're bloody great!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE3uwtegPEY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_lDSLncTWs
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In reply to Post #846
Never heard of her but it's a from me especially the first one where there's an Eddie Cochrane thing going on somewhere in there.
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In reply to Post #843
There's 43 albums listed on their website Wow
Few tracks to go at on here then
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In reply to Post #843
yeah they're something else aren't they?
Punch and Judy is a good place to start as it takes in their storytelling as well as their songwriting
Tonight I'm mostly watching 'Rush' - the James Hunt / Nikki Lauda film. Love it. I remember watching this season with my dad and wanting to be James Hunt when I grew up. I did the hair - maybe some of the excesses - but still waiting to be F1 Champion!
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In reply to Post #841
Just me for Dan reed then...
Glad you're enjoying the tiger lillies
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In reply to Post #839
At least it's better than that other crap, anything is better than that
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In reply to Post #838
tone deaf old cockney....
here's one for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hkt8E2Ul-Xw - no pleasing you...
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In reply to Post #837
****
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and finally ****
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In reply to Post #831
Love the Edison Lighthouse track - and it gives us the opportunity to say thankyou to Mary Quant too
I'm having a Dan Reed Network morning. Hugely underrated band IMHO. Really loved their stuff late 80's / early 90's. Very funky (some good bass lines for you keebs) with some great rock guitar and a hippy vibe... I mean, what's not to like?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnBZvbn5xjs - rainbow child (bloomin' hippies ...)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-Xav5OsTYo - ritual (probably my fave of theirs)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuxO5SYagAM - make it easy (super funky)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OupRj7DeNq4 - Long Way to Go (simple acoustic genius)
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In reply to Post #835
I was until I saw that video, now I'm not so sure.
Maybe a Stranglers Mark 3 completely stripped down to basics without keyboards.
It's all about the bass
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In reply to Post #831
JJB's bass do you think the Stranglers should carry on? at first I thought no but I'm changing my mind
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In reply to Post #829
As I was listening to Godley and Crème and their other stuff appeared on the right hand side of the screen.
Looking back they did not some really good singles, by far the better half of 10CC
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In reply to Post #826
shades of Tubeway Army in there...
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In reply to Post #826
Not heard that before but I reckon Eurythmics nicked it for Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This. You can sing the words to it
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In reply to Post #824
I quite like that
I reckon he must of influenced others as some of that sounds vaguely familiar.?
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love it - they should do a Spinal Tap one
0.00 - turn up to 11
2.50 - drummer explodes
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In reply to Post #818
honestly mate they are fantastic.
Death and the Bible is a fave of mine.
Lulu - A Murder Ballad
Shockheaded Peter was a great theatre piece.
Punch and Judy is very dark....
Saw them loads of times - a highlight was at Edinburgh in the Speigeltent which could have been made for them! bloomin' marvellous!
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In reply to Post #815
post 770....
that 1st track isn't easy to listen to! pick a tempo / time signature!
like the 2nd one though. bit of Kurt Weill influence maybe?
Do you know these guys? Tiger Lillies. Been around ages and one of my favourite live acts. First saw them at the Edinburgh Fringe blurring lines between theatre / music hall / gig... Bass player plays a wood saw with a violin bow. Drummer uses all manner of things as percussion. And Martin sings with his cracked falsetto and accordion. Brilliant performers.
Huge back catalogue - so many to choose from....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H54qEy4hrqs - living hell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6huZ4uEeofg - 'Jack' (brilliant concept album)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tm_YBZL7TG8 - Covid-19 album performance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx4qdh4B9Gw - alone with the moon. beautiful!
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In reply to Post #815
The 2nd Edie Brixkell was ok but the first one was very good
Wall of Voodoo That voice reminds of someone but can't think who at the moment.
Edit the pennies dropped and the connection made. Stan Ridgeway
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In reply to Post #813
reminds me of the Beatles and Semisonic
For the first few seconds I thought it was 10CC I'm Not In Love
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In reply to Post #811
Like that keebs - reminds me of the Beatles and Semisonic if that makes sense...?
this one crept into my mind over the past couple of days. a very lovely song with a beautiful sentiment
play it to someone who has your back and you have theirs....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmmM3FXAiN4 - army of two. The Dum Dums
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In reply to Post #811
Doesn't do much for me TBH, some strange chords in there!
Have a great evening and don't let that starlight play tricks on your eyesight
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got ya!
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Now Sheehan is a bass player....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Hr0rBXILMY - Billy on bass here. Great song!
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In reply to Post #803
I think Ry Cooder played the slide guitar parts for Ralph to mime too...
And if you have a Vai story you better bloody share... I remember seeing him with DLR and he played the solo to one of the Van Halen songs with the guitar behind his head.... now that's taking the 'p' big style!
And yeah - Prince had no peer.
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well at least we know his soul is safe eh?
You seen the film 'Crossroads'? Ralph Macchio as the slide guitar prodigy who takes on the devil's champion guitarist (Steve Vai!!!) - surely based around this song
Spanker - v funny
a couple from this guy who has been criminally ignored here so far....
He sings better than me. He plays guitar better than me. He dances better than me. And then he does all 3 at once.... Prince Rogers Nelson RIP - hard to limit the choices but these 3 are always on my playlist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5Px4jY1TVc - Shelia E on percussion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EdxM72EZ94 - 'oh yeah'...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvnYmWpD_T8 - simply perfect
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In reply to Post #800
I thought it was suspicious when I had seen you had posted in here
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In reply to Post #797
Whilst smoking a fag too, made it look easy
Morricone has the best haircut though, that dragged through a hedge backwards look is never good
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In reply to Post #796
It did make me chuckle....
How about this - if Morricone was a rock guitarist?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5_WW8emD4A - steve stevens live solo
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In reply to Post #795
Knew you would like that
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In reply to Post #794
I tried that with my dog's chain lead and nearly knocked myself out swinging it around my head!
Scozza - cheeky git. my hair isn't that bad even now!
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Used to watch the old spaghetti westerns with my dad.
Me too. Then I'd spend hours in the garden trying unsuccessfully to lasso stuff with a floppy old tow rope that lived in the garage, while humming the music.
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Few more
WW
Eubank theme tune lol
Mal
Notice the paint can on the piano on the next track...
Phil Collins
...His wife left him for a painter an decorator, hows that for a sublime message, bet she wished she hadn’t
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In reply to Post #791
This one
Few dollars more
Don’t **** with Manco
Have the box set lol. Did you know fistful of dollars was a copy of an old samurai film, plays out just the same
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Used to watch the old spaghetti westerns with my dad. Watched them all again when I was older and loved them even more, especially because of the soundtracks...
This is my favourite one.
https://youtu.be/AFtmdorQG-U - 60 seconds to what.
I think Muse are fans too....
https://youtu.be/G_sBOsh-vyI - I can see your influences showing Matt
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In reply to Post #781
Sly and family stone, top stuff. But well past his prime. Went to see them in Bournemouth a few years ago. Came on vey late. Sound appalling. Some people seemed to think he was the bees knees. Got a full refund and a free ticket to see Brian Wilson. Real shame, loved their stuff. Think they might have opened woodstock? Similar character, George clinton of Parliament/Funkadelic. Probably ingested as many strange substances but has managed to keep it together
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In reply to Post #785
I'll be playing that emimem track at some point to compensate
Little girls.......
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New one for me that Jon.
Quite like it
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In reply to Post #782
Getting a bit heavy there Duggs with old Fred Durst, rollin, rollin, rollin
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In reply to Post #783
I'll have a proper listen to that tomorrow, quite like it but it's not fitting my mood. something about it reminded me of the temper trap, will dig that out for the drive to work
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Saw these in Milan last winter ..
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=Yak6jrTK2LI&list=PLYkfmrIybFuCpvV1pu4qgozSr47ecyw_O
Really good, and bumping into them on my way back from the bar I said 'Great stuff lads, really enjoyed it' to which one of them said 'Oh, thanks very much sir'. I felt about seventy five years old.
They had their band name translated as 'Dead Cats and Dogs' by some good looking Italian girl in the audience. They seemed happy with that.
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In reply to Post #781
Offspring
Liked these guys too
miss you
I generally couldn't stand this lot but I did like this, prefer it to the original too
limp
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Sly and the family stone... good shout
And there's a reason why the Marley album is called 'Legend'
How do you feel about the 90's US punk stuff? Offspring, Green Day etc.?
https://youtu.be/Ee_uujKuJMI - could've been written this morning
https://youtu.be/1jOk8dk-qaU - shades of rock the casbah
https://youtu.be/Abrn8aVQ76Q - sounds like teen spirit?
https://youtu.be/_g19fCJotPc -
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In reply to Post #779
As for Lou and Alice, you will get on well with Tinhead
Yep
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In reply to Post #777
If you dont want to **** me baby, **** off " True American punk
Sounds like they make the anti nowhere league look tame lol.
As for Lou and Alice, you will get on well with Tinhead
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In reply to Post #777
Live albums? Lou Reed " Rock n Roll Animal ". Alice Cooper hired the guitarists Lou had on this tour
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In reply to Post #776
Try walking into your local record shop on a busy day and in a loud voice ordering Jayne County ( was Wayne County and the Electric chairs ) " If you dont want to **** me baby, **** off " True American punk. Tubes, Fee Waybill another out there band. Appropriate for current times, Sly and the Family Stone "there's a riot going on ". Saw Bob Marley in front of about 500 people. Loved the Wailers with Pete and Bunny. "Stir it Up". And always relevant, " Get up, stand up....."
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In reply to Post #775
Don't mind if I do
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Get a couple of beers
Feet up
Volume up...
Enjoy ✌️
https://youtu.be/NERDZ88SCOg - muse in concert
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In reply to Post #773
Two great songs
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In reply to Post #770
Never heard of those Keebs?
Can’t say I’m a big fan of Coldplay, my missus is but I do like a few of their tracks. Some easy listening to start your Sunday morning folks
Scientist
Viva la Vida
Yellow
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In reply to Post #768
Glad you enjoyed it Mal, I agree, One is a great track, and the video too
Achtung baby, very good album too for me
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In reply to Post #766
U2 'one' ... said it before. .. the finest song ever written. And anton cjorbin's video is just brilliant too.
Bocelli and brightman. .. beautiful song.
Well played scozza
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In reply to Post #763
Okay, how about themes? Always loved the one for this show and this is great.
https://youtu.be/qe7kq8tiyrA
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In reply to Post #762
We've not really done musicals but agreed... Hamilton is pretty excellent.
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Are musicals allowed here? Watched it last night and I'll be watching Hamilton again tonight, it is THAT good.
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In reply to Post #759
Kiss guy
I tried to talk my mate into dressing like that for the gig at the wet spam stadium, he wouldn't have none of it
If your off to the pub tonight don't forget your uv ray
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In reply to Post #751
Like that obscure stuff keebs
H2H is a top song but that Southern Harmony album is where they were at their best for me.
How about these two from a band that never existed...?
https://youtu.be/2Kmb4SxZs3I - Stillwater
https://youtu.be/_fxdDJYvVyE - and another.... 'fever daaaawg...'
Great movie too
Edit - just found this.... one for duggs. Foo fighters gig and Dave Grohl notices a guy in the crowd with Kiss make up on... instant legend
https://youtu.be/TjVOWOKa-lY - kiss guy
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In reply to Post #755
Close your eyes and let that solo carry you away man...
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In reply to Post #754
She loves baldies - Patrick Stewart could read the phone book to her, the spam and the voice 😀 I’m the next best thing apparently 😂😂😂😂😂
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In reply to Post #755
It’s probably the guitar solo which I always liked but add the church scene from Kingsman .... et voila 😎😎😎
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In reply to Post #752
Some good songs there except Free Bird, I don't get it
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In reply to Post #752
Mrs fishie would probably drown me if she's asking you to turn those down....
Actually she would probably be more surprised at the long haired git in your bath! 😅
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In reply to Post #752
I'm listening to oasis from Wembley on xfm
My mrs: "I don't mind the songs on the radio but that c**t sounds like zippy from rainbow live"
I can't even disagree
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In reply to Post #751
Just wallowing in the bath 🙀 listening to some oldies from my mid teens
Oliver’s army, career opportunities, stay free, down in the tube station they were all fine with the Mrs until I turned up a later track - she sells sanctuary and free bird - turn that down the neighbours can hear it 😀 and we live in a detatched house
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In reply to Post #748
Ah Big Country... They were on the bill at Knebworth with Queen and Quo in 1986. My first 'big' gig and freddie's last in the UK
This one popped up for me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3ZCZjhjguA - cracker of a song from the scream...
and then of course - the band they clearly wanted to be at that time....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYyRLTveFJQ - all i need is a remedy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G25UfrhEArA - my morning song
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In reply to Post #748
Yes, definitely
Dont want to take the thread off course. I love been out in a storm, exiting
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In reply to Post #746
You did remind me of the quiet genius that is Guy Chambers
He's the man
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In reply to Post #744
Some of the lyrics. Must worry about everything if your even contemplating thinking about thinking, or your minds ****ed, which I guess his was at times
Same as his monkey, that was his altered ego when he was on coke
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In reply to Post #743
are you actually replying to yourself?
you nutter - that's what listening to ropey williams will do to you...
give the hazel o'connor stuff a go to cheer you up you silly sod
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In reply to Post #740
I’m contemplating thinking about thinking
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In reply to Post #741
Pulp
Ezra ...
My youtube is throwing up some good stuff lately after clicking on all the links from here
Look what arrived this week...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou96vLl--e4 - astounding song. better sax solo than Baker Street?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-c99rkQlV0 - epic!
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Mr cocker, the right cocker
Bit of Jarvis
Bought this recently, great album
GE
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In reply to Post #735
Best album he has done, some very deep and dark lyrics and some good tracks, worth a listen pal
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In reply to Post #738
Good luck tinhead. If it doesn't work try 'business time' from the other thread.
If you just heard the music and melody to fhg you'd think it was a beautiful song.... then there's the lyrics....
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In reply to Post #736
That's put me into a romantic mood so I've forwarded that to the missus to show her how much I care
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Well today I'm mostly listening to the porno type grunting coming from the queen's club grass courts
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In reply to Post #734
utter t****r
not a fan.....
edit - feeling romantic today...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn7oEYe4ePc - 'that's f'in teamwork...'
Put a bonus one in the positive thoughts thread too....
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In reply to Post #734
I'm a bit surprised, wouldn't be my go to but actually they're not bad at all.
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Getting the thread back on track
Escapology, brilliant album. Experienced a bit this lad which reflects in his lyrics!
Come undone
me and my monkey
Feel
Need to listen to them
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In reply to Post #729
Sting even makes ME go 'oh come on man lighten up' !!! Bloody tantric sex and vegan kimono....
And I'm as snowflake as they come!
I did love the Police though (maybe keebs mentioned them and Stuart Copeland's big influence before - or maybe I imagined that)
And I really liked The Last Ship that he did (ex shipyard worker so a connection point I guess). Watched the performance of it on TV ages back and thought it was great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOmUw6Y_z6I - The Last Ship
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbfMgb8Ff6Q - full concert performance. Worth an hour of your time
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In reply to Post #731
momma pyjama rolled out of bed and ran to the police station
they don't write em like that anymore
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In reply to Post #730
I like some of Paul Simon's stuff on his own You Can Call Me Al, Diamond On The Soles, 50 Ways, Graceland but my favorite is
THIS
Look kids actually doing stuff!
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In reply to Post #728
Also saw the Eagles in their hell freezes over come back tour at Wembley another great concert.
As payback for the Who concert I had to go and see Sting and Paul Simon at o2 to be quite honest Sting was so so but Paul Simon was on par with the Who the whole audience singing Cecilia was something you don't forget
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In reply to Post #725
I'd waited years to see them and then they were just... ok. It was in that Crazy Nights period with no make up. Some good songs but I wanted the whole cartoon package!
The S and M album is a brilliant production job and the mix of metal and orchestration is bloody great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxOGihj1QyU - full concert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrSgg5vZmsI - nothing else matters (if ever a song was made for an orchestra...)
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In reply to Post #723
The foo fighters skin and bones was a good live album
Ive been meaning to try and rip the audio off a dvd that came with an Ed sheeran album, it was from the Wembley gig I took the kids to
I could happily listen to that but often skip radio stations when his tracks come on
I can't seem to find a vid of 'you need me' from Wembley, pretty boring track but it was amazing live
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In reply to Post #722
No Quadrophenia hasn't been mentioned and is part of my vinyl collection
You got Tommy as well but that's a bit bitty with stuff such as THIS
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In reply to Post #722
As a 'rocker' I shouldn't like all that Mod stuff but Quadraphenia is ace
couple more live albums...
Queen - Live Killers (Freddie!) Saw them live at Knebworth and was overwhelmed
Kiss - Alive (I think this set the bar early) Saw them live at Donnington and was so underwhelmed...
Metallica - S and M (with the San Francisco Symphony. Astounding) Saw them live a LOT. Always ace!
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In reply to Post #719
New to this thread but I’m listing to Quadraphenia, this is a great album but I went and saw the Who with my missus at O2 Greenwich during the quadrophonic tour and it actually sounded better live than on the album. My Missus who hadn’t heard the album before this actually said it’s the best concert she has been to and that’s from a soul girl👍🏻
Sorry if this has been mentioned before 😷
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In reply to Post #719
A good double live album was one of my sisters, I think she had upgraded the Dansette to a Marconiphone music centre by then.
Humble Pie. Rockin' the Filmore……..what a voice!
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In reply to Post #715
Love that Lemmy story!
yeah - Phil was brilliant
I saw the 'live' tour of the WotW album with Richard Burton hologram and live band a few years back and loved it. Justin Hayward was in it and sounded great. We missed Phil though....
I could name plenty of 'live' albums that are worth double status (Live After Death - Iron Maiden would be up there) and a lot of musicals too (Les Mis / Superstar / Miss Saigon etc.)
I'm still pitching the 'Black Album' as it was a double when I bought it
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In reply to Post #717
You can try and I hope you succeed but I think it may be one of those moments in time type of thing? It was and still a big thing for many people.
One of the greatest albums of all time
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In reply to Post #715
London Calling best double album ever, love it to bits still play it regularly and will do today now I've spoken about it.
Funnily enough I might skip the title track as that's what usually gets played and crash straight into
THIS
I thought War of the Words was embarrassingly awful
Still we can't all agree on everything
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In reply to Post #713
Get with it Mal their surnames have to be Reed, Read or Reid
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In reply to Post #711
These ones?
https://youtu.be/m105lXVuaew
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In reply to Post #708
May of been Lou trying to contact you ?
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That was my first thought too
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In reply to Post #704
I like that but thought it sounded like Picture of Matchstick men so done a google to make sure and got
THIS
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In reply to Post #704
if you like your videos a bit samurai....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpG7FzXrNSs - epic!
30 seconds to Mars - great band. one of my favourites of recent years.
more from them
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yvGCAvOAfM - The Kill (the shining anyone?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLqHDhF-O28 - closer to the edge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjyvlD0TwiA - Hurricane (nobody else makes videos like this band!)
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In reply to Post #703
Only had a couple of heavy showers and plenty of drizzle here, just enough to push the fish into a slack behind a bend.
It wouldn't be that much of a surprise from this river, probably 3 years back now 15oz to 1lb 2 could be a bite a chuck on a good day, there's another bumper year class now at 6-7oz plus a decent head of small roach that make it hard to pick up the bigger dace though.
Got a bit distracted with an idea for a photo I didn't have the kit for, might do another early morning later in the week.
What was the dancy track, probably late 90s, gallagher vocals and a samurai themed video? I'm drawing a bank on Google.
Just because I'm working in Shoreditch tomorrow, home of the samurai
just found this, looks/sounds nothing like I remember
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In reply to Post #702
now that would've been a surprise!
I'm thinking of getting my float rod out and fishing the river out in front of the house where the road used to be!
edit - weather inspired...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15kWlTrpt5k - madonna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKopy74weus - imagine dragons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbPVnvG5Bw4 - Prince (genius)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5aZJBLAu1E - dare you to listen and it not stick in your head all day...
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In reply to Post #701
Yeah some decent dace, did get a bit overexcited when a 1 1/2lb chub came in, it had a damaged pec so I thought it was a dace at first glance
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hmmmm - good point. GnR were pushing it with 2 double albums on the same day!
how about 'The Wall?'...
Metallica's 'Black Album' came out as a double albeit with a relatively small number of songs and there isn't a moment of waste on there.
Also the 'War of the Worlds' album? Maybe a slightly different genre but still ace.
did you catch?
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In reply to Post #699
It was straight to work from the river for me
There should be a law against double albums, I can't think of any that wouldnt have been one strong album and a few half decent b side tracks at most
Chilli peppers and biffy Clyro come to mind
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Bought those two double albums the day they came out and went home and played from start to finish...
Axl was in full on power trip mode back then but still producing some brilliant songs. Estranged is my favourite from there (posted on here already) and November Rain is a classic.
Found that Motörhead a while back and it popped up again yesterday. Did you ever do sound for them?
'Just turn everything up to 10 mate. That should do it...'
Duggs I hope you are stopping by the garage for some flowers on the way home. Can't beat the forecourt bouquet when you roll in smelling of riverbanks
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In reply to Post #696
Like that
Mrs duggs was out of luck last night, I had an early night so I could get my maggot wet down the river this morning it even got sucked a few times
caught by the river
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Something a bit different for these guys... might take you by surprise
A proper metal legend just doing the blues
https://youtu.be/d5F7uhCIBco - RIP Lemmy
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Keebs
Noj
Duggs - Birdy's version for me. Love that Jade Bird track never heard it before.
Movie wise - have you seen 'Yesterday'? I've mentioned it before. Great music. Clever little story and very romantic for cuddles with mrs Duggs
edit - The Killers - damn fine band
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQtXxgAAXEk - my favourite of theirs (venus in furs influenced maybe?)
'All these things' a great song and the video reminds me of the old 'Faster Pussycat, Kill, Kill, Kill' B movie. Which reminded me of these guys who I saw supporting Guns n Roses a LONG time ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8V3N6M0toQ - tinhead's phone number?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKIPI47hV6A - that film again...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cV1nVSI92jQ - worth it just for the 2nd line..!
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In reply to Post #692
Hot fuss was/is a brilliant album, I've played it to death and rarely listen to the singles from it these days
I will sneak this one into a playlist though
Trying to decide on a film to watch with the mrs, was very nearly this film on soundtrack alone
link
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In reply to Post #692
I've got soul but I'm not a soldier
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In reply to Post #690
I can never get Queen Bitch out of mind when I hear Mr Brightside
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In reply to Post #687
Wouldn't surprise me if Mr lightbody wrote that birdy track
Who done it better
birdy
Or
the xx
I like both but prefer the original
Been wondering if birdy and jade bird are related lately...
jade a bit birdy
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In reply to Post #685
Could always be worse Mal
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you know she has a twin sister....?
Cher and Cher-alike.....
feeling a bit melancholy today so this one to make my face leak....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJTXDCh2YiA - beautiful song. end of.
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In reply to Post #683
I've learned that my musical taste is not as wide as yours
You know that auto correction technique they used on Cher's Life After Love well it seems it's become the in thing as when the radio is tuned to those **** stations all the songs seem to feature it, drives me insane!
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In reply to Post #681
Yes I meant 1995
And you had the best seat in the house
What's it like when you do the sound for an act you don't like it. It drives me up the wall when they put Kisstory on the radio at home.
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In reply to Post #677
They showed a bit of Pulp from 1975
Excellent stuff
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In reply to Post #676
When you see people live it’s a completely different experience
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In reply to Post #652
I've been on and off be watching Glastonbury 2000 tonight on BBC2 and have been reminded of some good stuff but I'm even more convinced now that the Pet Sop Boys are truly awful. All those people and all they get subjected to is karaoke
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In reply to Post #674
Helmet was on heard a bit so plugged all the holes with tissue paper.
I hate the Bee Gees mid 70's onwards with a passion
Not a jazz fan but I don't mind a bit of trad jazz in moderation
Does this count?
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In reply to Post #672
Blimey has an imposter taken over your account Keebs
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In reply to Post #669
It's been a Freaky Realistic day thus far...highly underrated British (can you say 'British' on here these days?) band from the 90's:
Koochie Ryder
This is Freaky..
Sooner
Bit of David Axelrod for the connoisseur's out there:
The Human Abstract
A massive cocaine user, who is the godfather of modern Hip Hop (unfortunately he is white so we ignore this part of music MOBO history and say Hip Hop was invented by Kool Herc in the Bronx as it's more palatable)
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they both fall under the genre of - 'brilliant'
the Beasties stuff came about because Rick Rubin was producing their stuff and the thrash band Slayer (you'd love them...) at the same time I recall.
Run DMC / Aerosmith was like an adrenaline shot for both bands when it came out. revitalised Tyler and co and put Run DMC in the mainstream (ish) for all to see.
two corkers!
edit - maybe a bit 'niche' but you'll forgive me I'm sure
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9Bs7VezEQg - fields
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go-jJlGd1so - spine tingling
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In reply to Post #667
And of course there's these guys.....
https://youtu.be/z5rRZdiu1UE - sabotage
https://youtu.be/07Y0cy-nvAg - no sleep
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In reply to Post #666
Blimey even I get number 3 that's a great song.
No2 is also good.
When we are in this territory I don't know my hip from my hop or rap. I always thought Rand B was rhythm and blues
What genre is THIS
AND THIS
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Morning all. Head a bit fuzzy today.... even more than usual!
White lines was a top song. The shamen ... Can't get past the dodgy rave rubbish.
Some rap stuff that I like....
https://youtu.be/SQsd7y5YbZw - ladies love cool james
https://youtu.be/_Yhyp-_hX2s - peanut or plain?
https://youtu.be/TLGWQfK-6DY - ... and that's the way it is
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In reply to Post #663
Few odd songs MM
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In reply to Post #662
Like a bit of white lines
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In reply to Post #660
No don't remember The Shamen (E's are good excepted) but then I don't remember much nowadays, but have no problems remembering my youth
Thanks for the links
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Good song that.
Tinhead - agreed. Still the best non carp thread. Even if it's just for a select few... discovered some great new / old stuff and rediscovered a whole load of great music too.
Keebs, I love Newtons version of teardrop too. It's such a good song you'd have to be a real pollock to mess it up.
Duggs, yeah that mash up was a good shout.
Peace, love and top tunes all
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In reply to Post #657
Yes that's the problem,(if it is a problem) but this thread has introduced me to so much good music there isn't enough hours in the day to really delve into all the artists more
Keep it up chaps
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I know nothing about the band, not even their name till I googled it but I've had this song in my head all afternoon
click
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In reply to Post #655
They're not a favourite of mine but yes they were and probably the 1st ever synth duo and the others followed.
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In reply to Post #653
Yes they do, and Yazoo and if you like synth duos Soft Cell have done a few gooduns as well
A little bit different
Also covered by Bruce Springsteen.
Saw them support The Clash in Crawley and the poor sod got beaten up by skinheads
Bruce's version
Easier on the ear?
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In reply to Post #649
Should read In reply to Post #651
Doing a little research into past members and it got me thinking.
Does anyone think the Pet Shop Boys are just a little be ****?
I do.
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In reply to Post #646
Like those
Did really like maximo Park then they seemed to drop off the radar
Mal, did you see the ma/Portishead mashup I posted a few days back?
Looks like another Betty swollocks kind of day
Edit, just googled George Formby, I don't think I'll hear bugg in the same way again
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Have we done this yet?
If not, why not...?
https://youtu.be/u7K72X4eo_s - teardrop
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Post one might make more sense to some now knowing that DG is the devil
In these times with chaos conflict and contagion (that'd make a good album title) round every corner
It's nice to appreciate the simple pleasures In life
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In reply to Post #641
A flock of seagulls, a flock of seagulls!
Yes just the Euroman Cometh left now.
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In reply to Post #639
This has been in mine
LINK
Not seen them since Hugh left but they do a bloody good job without him here.
Love it when the loudest cheer is when he hits that block
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In reply to Post #637
Oh!
Cheers
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In reply to Post #635
Who is it then as I can't work it out
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to be fair, it's a pretty good make up job....
did you see him playing drums for them?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0-hooDVxOo - same song but live with DG
edit - for tinhead who is getting on a bit...
This is Leona... looks and sings like an angel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqpAgMxhx30 - how to make a good song even better... this is perfection for me
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In reply to Post #630
It was the first time I'd seen the video
I did listen to the richman song, not my cup of tea but I can appreciate the emotion behind it.
Mal
As a massive fan of the devil in that tenacious d video, it took me an embarrassingly long time to realise who it was
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In reply to Post #616
Did anyone listen to my last J.Richman song. My missus hates him but that one made her cry
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In reply to Post #626
That's a great Stones song but the video is embarrassing
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yeah good point - I prefer The Cult tbh
and keebs... 'Copperhead Road!' or 'if the dukes of hazard was a song'.
what a cracker! did this one pop up on your feed too?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBjPAqmnvGA - the devil went down
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9uk9IcoQ0w - by primus! (great video!)
which of course made me think of ..... the 'D'!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lK4cX5xGiQ - not the greatest song in the world
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In reply to Post #625
A very Freddie like voice and general queen sound about them
I had to listen to the stones"start me up" after track 3
very similar
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not so much a fan of the tubes, but 3 classics in the others there.
Used to cover 'Out in the fields' in my first band and can remember learning the riff to 'Since you been gone' when i got my first guitar... happy days!
these guys keep popping up on my feed...
I got into them as they made the switch from scary goths to straight ahead rockers. Saw them on the 'Electric' tour. The audience was a mix of denim and leather against black polo necks and crosses... brilliant!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCOSPtyZAPA - sanctuary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RD5b_0QB0wI - rain (love the backing singers!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6PgftKbQnQ - 'baby, baby, baby, baby,baby, i fell from the sky..' (what a riff!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZUABAirbE4 - 'yeayah'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oRwlSIn918 - 'an angel with a broken wing' stunning song!
Great vocalist and showman in Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy a proper guitarist - must've kept the Les Paul factory open single handed until Slash came along...
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In reply to Post #622
bream away mate
Quite like taking my boy on the Thames for bream, see lots of kids sitting bored while the dads are trying to bore a carp out
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Love Faustus - brilliant play. simple scenario that explores the human condition and the Helen of Troy 9is this the face that launched a thousand ships) speech is brilliant.
Lots of Duke Special stuff out there to explore. His live shows are great. Eclectic Victoriana and a band of real musicians who play for the love of playing. I can absolutely recommend. He's a lovely bloke to boot
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Ah - a bit of Brecht...
Theatre genius and Threepenny Opera is a classic. And of course with Nina's voice, it's hard not to love ANY song.
An aquaintance of mine - (not quite a friend but someone I've been lucky to know and spend time with) wrote the music for the National theatre version of Mother Courage a few years back. It was a brilliant production and his music is, as always, excellent.
The fantastic Duke Special...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u-YgAmu_HA - Mother Courage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PZn-tBOrrM - last night i nearly died
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xInTemXsDI - wake up scarlett live. beautiful song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W4oIxDL1UU - low (heartbreakingly good) another live one.
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In reply to Post #615
TBH that wouldn’t normally be something I’d listen to but I do understand about singing with emotion. That’s why I hate such things as the X Factor where they are only looking for pitch perfect generic singers, it’s just well done Karaoke really.
My older sister had this one on her Dansette
LINK
It’s a relatively short song but even as a kid it was a 2 minute life lesson
I’m a fan of Jonathan Richman who’s not pitch perfect. Warning this one could spoil your morning
LINK
Joe Strummer sings with passion over perfection. Maybe one for later?
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In reply to Post #613
That is a tune, makes the hairs on my stand up. GGG ring entrance song
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In reply to Post #608
looks like a Bond movie title sequence from the 70's that one....
scozza's right - wake up everyone!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI7XiJgt0vY - ahead of the curve....
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In reply to Post #608
I belive we have, never enough though
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Time to wake up sleepy heads
LP
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Getting the thread back on track
Here’s 3 cracking songs to listen to on a Sunday morning
Dani
Scar
Calafornication
Love a bit of Chilli
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In reply to Post #602
He’s here, and he keeps looking in
And wondering what this thread has turned into!
Lou again my friend. That’s two decent songs now
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Placebo
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Brilliant
It popped up on my feed yesterday and I was going to add here too.
Also this one from them
https://youtu.be/PBxuq_eWW94 - something different for the weekend sir?
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This ones for my dad. He loved johnny cash and it's one of my favourite songs.
Happy Father's Day
https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI - hurt
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My favourite Shakespeares Sister song by a mile. Genius.
Not heard the Boo's for a while - did you see in the comments 'David Cameron on bass'?
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In reply to Post #590
Not saying he's not talented just a bit of bandwagon jumper.
Bit like Midge Ure I'm sure he's another nice bloke and he's certainly talented but he'll jump on anything in vogue. Teenybop, new wave, rock, new romantic, synth.
Probably just me
Wannadies
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In reply to Post #591
just heard this on the skysports trailer for the merseyside derby...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_e_45Szprk - top Summer song!
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In reply to Post #589
I haven't heard that Shakespeares sister track in a long time.
Some decent pop tracks
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In reply to Post #589
that 1st clip.....
got to agree with keebs on this - he's a proper talented bloke. some more from him....?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWaFcZGp-2c - so good...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrbFydtLF-Y - even better than 'Stay' . a beautiful song AND video
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In reply to Post #587
Not much a great Dave Stewart myself. To me he's a person who jumps from, punk, new wave, synth, mainstream and whatever is fashionable at the time. I don't dislike him just thing he jumps on bandwagons rather creating something original.
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In reply to Post #583
That's some backing group there...
Sweet Dreams is great. It's such a shame Sinead got so lost... Always loved her voice
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In reply to Post #584
Two great songs there
I don't get the Kylie thing though, she's not a great singer, a bit irritating, has made some **** songs and although she's certainly not ugly I've seen better lookers.
Just saying
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In reply to Post #577
3 great songs in order of preference 1, 3 then 2
My favourite Kooks Bet Keebs likes this one
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In reply to Post #573
1st one is a good one there keebs
never really bothered by CH or MO (beds are burning is an exception)
Love the Kylie / Nick Cave and the GD/Queen ash ups
if we are walking in Kylieland...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSFDCmmsqEI - confide in me. Never sounded (or looked) better than on this track for me
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In reply to Post #573
The chorus on the first one is so uplifting
In reply to Post #574
You pull that when you want to come down.
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In reply to Post #571
What's this string for...?
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In reply to Post #565
That reminds me.
Mal wished as he'd gone to bed that he wanted to be 'uptight, outta sight and in a groove'
When he woke up in the morning he found that he'd been turned into a Tampon
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In reply to Post #568
He was incredible - never heard those two before
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QU1nvuxaMA - like a stone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbckIuT_YDc - the day I tried to live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaxI41Oqdfw - can't change me
and my favourite bond theme ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnzgdBAKyJo - you know his name....
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Now that was a good song.....
'Woahhhh bodyform!'
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In reply to Post #560
That lot sounds a bit too tampax advert for my taste mal, the 1st one even has a good title for it
Nice selection keebs, like a bit of pink floyd
If nothing else this thread has confused the f out of you tubes suggestion algorithms, much more varied suggestions lately
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In reply to Post #563
George has earned his rest. He carried funk on his shoulders for a loooohg time. Another gig I'm jealous of.
Definitely going to find more of Nikka. Anyone who Prince championed is ok by me.
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That whole 'Rats' album is top notch George Clinton even pops up on it) - criminal that she wasn't a bigger success when you think of some of the weak warblers that have been.
Always loved that Sam Brown track
And Nikka Costa.... hooooo! wow! thankyou for that one
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glad you're back mate
nil illigitimi desperandum (probably incorrect latin but you can likely work it out...)
If you like your singers bluesy and ballsy....
Sass Jordan - her 'Rats' album was brilliant and featured the amazing Stevie salas on guitar so all good for me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sdk8JThY-Aw&list=PLBuufcxz5F6Ns_NrhdNRzYYuav4DdFVIX - pissin down
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myXZSAQ_unY&list=PLBuufcxz5F6Ns_NrhdNRzYYuav4DdFVIX&index=2 - high road easy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqFzgp4wOqY&list=PLBuufcxz5F6Ns_NrhdNRzYYuav4DdFVIX&index=13 - sun's gonna rise (bit more mellow this one) great summer song if the sun ever comes back!
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In reply to Post #557
Good to see you back Keebs, Scozza has been posting some right crap in your absence
MLD (Who remembers them now?!)
Never really heard of them TBH but that song is the best of what is a good bunch Reminds me of the Bunnyman?
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In reply to Post #554
Not that version, brilliant!
Mal, I got a bit bored with adele after a while but the first time I heard her, with that song, wow
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In reply to Post #547
Couple of Chub and a handful of Dace for me, few hours early morning. First baited run through, Talking Heads - Same as it ever was- playing in the radio earpiece
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In reply to Post #553
Has this been posted yet?
https://youtu.be/6SFNW5F8K9Y
Sorry, link messed up.
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I'm hooked. Got the guitar out and learning it now. There's a live cover of her doing 'hallelujah' that's almost as brilliant too. Wonder if she needs a backing singer.... 😄
Adele leaves me a bit meh. She needs to flippin cheer up! I do like 'hello' though
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In reply to Post #551
hometown glory
Good song, great voice
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In reply to Post #550
Yeh, there's something about her. Might give that a go on a premium service, I reckon it suffers a fair bit on you tube.
Didn't goosebump me like when I first heard adeles hometown glory though
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So, by accident I discovered this song last night on a Spotify shuffle thing.
Can't stop listening to it and am going to find as much of her music as I can. She's called Brandi Carlile and she's got the best voice I've heard since I discovered Muse.
https://youtu.be/o8pQLtHTPaI - The Story. Listen to it all the way through and be blown away like I was....
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In reply to Post #548
Tinhead- I think Keebs may have been on the naughty step - no idea why though!
Probably out photographing bugs 🐛 🐜 🕷
Life size looking bugs when he’s done with them
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In reply to Post #547
had a few beers in the pub in Stockport where they get their name from great pub! apparently they used to practice upstairs.
Tinhead- I think Keebs may have been on the naughty step - no idea why though!
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In reply to Post #546
This lot have a very 80s sound
blossoms
Not that keen myself, but I'm not keen on a lot of the 80s stuff they're influenced by
Managed my first barbel of the year this morning
found what I was looking for
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In reply to Post #545
Yeah that's a goodun
Where's Keebs on this thread he usually put some interesting stuff up
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In reply to Post #543
That’s more like it
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLpmj059JFA - chrissie's finest moment
we all need someone like that sometimes eh?
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In reply to Post #542
There was a time when 10cc was just about passable but when Godley and Crème left the group went right down hill.
Talking of Godley and Crème they directed this VIDEO
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In reply to Post #541
Knew you would know it
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In reply to Post #539
You mean Good Morning Judge 10cc song? nah I wouldn't put that one up, that was 1977 sooo many good songs in that year
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In reply to Post #537
Good job we have a swear filter
****ing **** is **** are you having a ****ing laugh **** is ****
On another note I’ve just started watching that Kevin Ellis video on bait. What a ****ing opening theme tune, he must know you
He needs to have a read of this thread and pick some proper music
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In reply to Post #536
Variety? Does it matter how many varieties of **** you have **** is ****
Promise not to do that again and we'll let you carry on posting
Ha ha best thread on here
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In reply to Post #532
You need to give your tin head a shake
Variety is the spice of life
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great clip that - good song too
and metallica... that album was simply awesome - there's a great documentary about the making of it and how they initially jarred with producer Bob Rock (more famous for producing 'softer' rock like Bon Jovi etc.)
It's a brilliant insight into the making of one of the best metal albums ever!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Year_and_a_Half_in_the_Life_of_Metallica
if you can find it, it's well worth a watch
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In reply to Post #530
a young Ken Townley in his Cornish carp fishing, South West Memories thread
Uncanny
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In reply to Post #531
It's a bit too madame jojos for me that lot
Not really into Metallica but this is great
nothing else matters
Saw this scene in a film yesterday, brilliant, song isn't usually my taste but catchy as fook
quicksilver
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In reply to Post #531
Out of that lot the best is mediocre and the rest is just a pile of ****.
You should be ashamed
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Few more, different era...
Jimmy
Tune
WW
JS
SP
Sometimes
Clothes show anybody lol. I have this album, probably their best for me
Disco
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Bit of a boxing fan.
Bit of Kanye anybody, Kell Brooks walks out to this. Turn up the lights in here baby, extra bright, I want you to see this. Good tune, skip 1 minute
Turn up the lights
Another sky and matchroom boxing there, tune, really set the atmosphere with a house full of fans singing
Neil Diamond
Not a boxing song but one I like
JD
Watched a documentary about Elivs, this was one of his favourite songs. Looks a like a young Ken Townley in his Cornish carp fishing, South West Memories thread
Green green grass of home
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In reply to Post #527
Not seen that video it was good
Ting Tongs Being of an age I've never got Mr Rascall but that cover is good.
Two that popped up when I was on youtube
First
Second another 12 bar song
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https://youtu.be/v1c2OfAzDTI - ting tings
This just popped up on my YouTube. Brill little song 👍
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In reply to Post #521
Played the cartoon a few times back in the 90's
Decent venue in the day
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In reply to Post #522
Haha can't say i ever noticed TBH. Last time i went to a gig was The Grand in Clapham Junction to see
Kirsty McColl a good old Croydon lass.
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In reply to Post #521
Did you always need waders for the toilets or was it only when I went
Paul Smith loafers weren't a good choice
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In reply to Post #520
Seen some decent bands in the Cartoon brings back the memories.
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In reply to Post #519
Only went there once, a mates band were playing in the cartoon, sinatras was like a Palace in comparison
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In reply to Post #515
More like Sinatra's
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Some questionable females in addo
I usually headed to Hackney, Tottenham or Bagleys in kings cross to stay clear of such monstrosities. Out of the frying pan and into the fire that was lol
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In reply to Post #516
If they were from Addington you'd run
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In reply to Post #515
Most of the time I’d rather walk
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In reply to Post #514
Occasionally I miss the blue orchid, the cheese room was always the last resort when you wanted to find a bird to avoid getting a cab home, proper cattlemarket
Used to have some half decent bands in the walkabout too
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He was born in Mitcham but it’s US rap really, more about the influence he had in actually saying something rather than just rapping than a particular track. Paved the way for people like Kano
Always an interesting night in Croydon
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In reply to Post #511
Not sure on that one, never that keen on uk rap
Quite liked this guy though
Speak about racial imbalance I remember meeting a couple of mates in heroes in Croydon, I was the only white bloke in there till another mate turned up....
... With a skin head and 3/4 length burberry jacket good night in the end
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Ah... wu tang and their subtle rewrite of history... brilliant track that
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In reply to Post #509
Been to Blackpool a couple of times, not a fan, makes Croydon feel classy
Enjoyed that, should have found it on Spotify so I could post on here without killing the music
Watching my neighbour trying to park
gravel pit
This thread needs more of this guy
RA
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In reply to Post #508
Brilliant, sounds similar to me
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In reply to Post #507
a few mates and I used to do an occasional trip to the Palace from home in Barrow. One of the lads had a van with 4 bunks in the back so we could kip in that after going out (unless you found a lovely lady with room at hers...) and then we'd get a full brekkie and drive back the next day.
I remember a LOT of big hair (not just mine) and paying over the odds for drinks but we always had a good night. The music was well dodgy mind...
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In reply to Post #505
Were you there Mal, just up the road from you?
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In reply to Post #504
Same here mate
Spent a bit of time training, LOUD music
Sometimes I like a bit of easy listening. Listen to all sorts as I mentioned earlier
First time I heard this was on the hit man and her. Club classic Nomad
Went to the palace in Blackpool a few times, used to hold a few thousand that, wall to wall fanny
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strewth! there's a bloke there with no strides on!
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In reply to Post #503
I use music to level myself out, angry rap or rock calms me down when I'm angry, stuff like editors or radio head can pick me up off a downer, a bit of trance, house, garage, d&b can keep me calm when I'm acting like an excited schoolboy
I'll rarely have music when I'm fishing, I will have a radio but tend to stick to talks port or any live sporting events
The dawn chorus is all the music I need when fishing, give me that, a few clouds and a sunrise and I'm in heaven
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In reply to Post #502
A Classic
Hit man and her
I bet old Clive was banging em
Like my dance music mate, in the right circumstances, gym, cllub, pub. Never get it with the fishing though, I go to relax away from all this ****. Last thing I would want to hear
There’s a few Carl Cox sets on the tube from Ibiza
I now like guetta too
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In reply to Post #499
I was never really into it bar the odd track, insomnia being one, but I went to beefa in 03 I think, got really into it while I was there but it never sounded the same when I got back. Also had nandos for the first time(bar m in San Antonio) but that was even better when I got back
I went a second time a couple of years later but that was all about ibiza rocks, saw some great bands
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In reply to Post #500
It’s about licking all the girls faces and then their arses afterwards when your there
Used to watch these for quite a few years when I used have a satellite system. BTV, German channel, used to have rave nights on, seems like they still do unless it’s a repeat. Very good at the time. Better than the hitman and her lol
BTV
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In reply to Post #499
I don't get the DJ thing all they do is play records.
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In reply to Post #498
Gagging to go out for a good rinse myself
How deep do you want to go is the question? Check out the Q dance site. I used to work with a lad and he used to go all over to these, proper heavy stuff. Best thing about it he was one of the nicest quietist lads I’ve ever know. You you have thought he played a violin on a weekend lol. Saying that his bird was a stunner, Yank, met her at one of these
Q Dance
Was supposed to be going to this last October and they cancelled. Not reschedule since
Ibiza classics
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In reply to Post #497
Only in my head
The 16th is almost upon us and I can go fishing, more excited about it than I have been in years!
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In reply to Post #495
Some decent tunes there Duggs, like the pigeons
Not sure what you like mate? Listening to that, sounds like a bit of Trance.
Bit of Trance?
One of my favourite DJs, used to play some great tunes on R1. There are a few R1 sets on the tube. Found this. Looks like he has been doing some lock down specials. Nice...
Prepare to be Judged
You have got me going now, the beers a chilling
You having a little party mate?
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So, back from my black ops mission into deepest france i am today self isolating with toots and the maytals.
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nope that wasn't me
Good song that - another new one for me
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In reply to Post #491
I hope it wasn't you I see playing it in Kingston about ten years back, if the song wasn't creepy enough the actions were
I do love a good busker and you do get some great ones in Kingston at times too
Pretty sure we saw this bird busking there a few weeks before I first started hearing her on the radio, my daughter had a bit of a girl crush on her
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top song! not heard that in bloody ages. 'i see a clinic full of cynics' is a great lyric
and duggs - the Divinyls. another cracker. used to play that one when we were out busking. got some wonderful odd looks in Covent Garden when they realised what I was singing....
fun boy 3 put me in mind of this 'Special' classic which may have been on here already but is worth a second go even if it has...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ2oXzrnti4 - ghost town
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Does Kelly drive a black cayenne?
If not I just see his doppelganger in parsons green
needs a booster seat
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yeah I'm the same - that XTC song is pretty cool
the other - not so much
bit of Ozzy anyone?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CprfjfN5PRs - no more tears. Zakk Wylde on guitar. F'ckin' awesome!
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In reply to Post #484
Probably best, once you start it's difficult to stop.
Love the first song the other one I'm not so fussed about
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In reply to Post #482
No another new one for me, problem is (it's not really a problem) that I've discovered so much on here I haven't got the time to listen to it all
BTW 2 and 3 are good but 1 doesn't do it for me
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pretty cool that
have you come across these guys?
Fishbone - one of the best live acts I've seen. eclectic and a bit bonkers but damn good musicians. Angelo (mohawk guy) had a habit of getting naked on stage!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV5Nkah8nP8 - everyday sunshine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0B61XAN2Ujw - sunless saturday (moshpit mayhem!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vm0th4zgubw - swim (don't let the mrs catch you watching this video!)
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In reply to Post #476
best thread on the non carp area this! no fighting or bitching
Absolutely
The other threads are really pissing me off at the moment
Before I ever owned a bit of a vinyl my sister used to play this album on her Dansette
Based on 12 bar blues as well!
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bloody brilliant!
I remember any kid at school who wore glasses was called Joe 90 - or Milky Bar Kid!
kids are cruel man....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cyy1OvpLneE - one for you tinhead
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In reply to Post #477
hope not!
can't 'beat' Eddie Van Halen on the original...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRdxUFDoQe0 - guitar solo from 3.04 ....
another Jacko cover....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDl9ZMfj6aE - smooth criminal
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In reply to Post #476
You've f*****g jinxed it now
Not listened to a lot of jacko, my parents weren't to keen on him with the rumours around him but he has got some great tunes
Took the mrs to see this lot years back, probably the worst gig I've been too
beat it
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Dancing with myself is a classic! (and the way I dance it's the usual...)
Love a bit of Billy
His guitarist, Steve Stevens was fantastic. Famous for what became known as the 'raygun' efect in his solos'
Some of my favourite Steve Stevens bits...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdphvuyaV_I - Rebel Yell with Billy Idol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUi_S6YWjZw - Dirty Diana - raygun solo at 4.23
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN760628dm8 - his own band. pretty generic hair metal, but a cracking solo!
edit - best thread on the non carp area this! no fighting or bitching and regularly brings up old favourites or new things to listen to. Well done everyone!
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In reply to Post #469
Possibly so, possibly make a come back with the youth one day?
Who knows, there was a bit of decent stuff, I could tolerate the pistols and a few more. That’s about it for me
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T Rex
Sputnik were good fun. Saw them after they'd faded into obscurity in a pub in Lancaster... how the mighty have fallen eh?
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In reply to Post #470
That's understandable now I found out the other day you're not as old as I thought you were.
I do like a lot of your links though probably because it has been influenced by my stuff
I spent the day in a claustrophobic hellhole..…… Some good lyrics there
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In reply to Post #468
Yeah a lot of classic punk stands the test of time but much of it was a thing of the time, the memories should be cherished but the music is of a bygone age.
A classic
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In reply to Post #467
People liked them at the time
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In reply to Post #466
mmm how can I be kind
I suppose it's one of those you had to be there to appreciate it moments?
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In reply to Post #465
You will be telling me next you like a bit of these
Wattie Barmy Army
Isn’t it Jim who like the anti nowhere league? Won’t be linking that lol
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In reply to Post #463
Strange bunch weren’t they
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In reply to Post #461
1. Good tune
2. Bloody hell, remember that
Be stray cat strut next
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In reply to Post #459
Fair enough
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just the music - didnt know about trump....
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In reply to Post #457
As a matter of interest what are you not so keen about number 3 is it the music or lyrics .
Or is it that Trump used it which I've only just remembered and was not the reason for posting it
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good stuff there tinhead - number 3 not so much for me
and I never knew number 4 was the Stones?!?!!?
My 2 favourite JL tracks below
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wADRRYNHhOA - lennon feeling jealous. beautiful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGl8tHar-Ko - starting over. what a songwriter
edit - have you seen the movie 'Yesterday'? it's really good for a miserable afternoon on the sofa. get the jaffa cakes out and a mug of tea and enjoy!
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In reply to Post #452
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s88r_q7oufE - QOTSA
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In reply to Post #450
Nice one mate
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In reply to Post #451
I know Helders is the Arctic's drummer. I'll have to google Homme
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In reply to Post #449
Great singers but I'm just not in the mood for music at this moment, maybe I'll put something up later.
Scoz
The Passenger is from the Lust For Life album and is regarded as the original.
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In reply to Post #447
Brilliant mate, bit of and entertainer old Iggy
Did he do the original then?
First time I heard that song was it was by INXS, guess it was a cover. Very good
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Scozza put up Iggy Pop. I put up The passenger and Duggs mentioned Royal Albert Hall
Well here’s Iggy doing the Passenger at the Royal Albert Hall but not an orchestra or choir in sight
LINK
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In reply to Post #443
Wow, on the ball there mate, can’t say I’ve heard those before and if I’m honest, I was a big fan
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In reply to Post #442
Anyone else clock the jennifer anniston comment on that video
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Am making up some rigs before an early start tomorrow so the music's on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb3FJdRk-tI - Jane's Addiction.
Dave Navarro - Legend. Guitarist for these guys AND the Chilli Peppers, AND engaged to Carmen Electra
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3dWBLoU--E - Courtney's finest moment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y40COsFSvUo - smashing pumpkins - atmospheric!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUgRSmo50gE - echo and the bunnymen doing the doors...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LntQlbvu_o - sisters of mercy - dominion
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In reply to Post #442
Blimey you've surprised me there you do know him and Lou were mates don't you.
Another Iggy
In reply to Post #440
The Jam but a Bruce Foxton song
Orchestral
No orchestra
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How about this then some of you older guys, bit before my time. Watched a program about him, impressed me if I’m honest, ripe old age he was still in great psychical shape, ripped to bits. Respect to the man
IP
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If you ever get chance watch the jam’d then dont miss it. Great tribute band.
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In reply to Post #439
Agree, for once. I can listen to it but for me, he’s the Jam
Solo, far better than the style council
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In reply to Post #436
Loved Weller and the Jam, Style cancel were ok but apart from one or two I don’t like his solo stuff, he’s turned into a right knob.
In reply to Post #432
scarred by Mark King in the 80's
Yeah awful innit
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In reply to Post #437
That song was on pretty much every radio and TV station straight after the final whistle
Sven Sven Sven......
@scozza nice few there
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In reply to Post #434
was that when Seaman got lobbed from the halfway line?
edit - scozza, that last one is a really great song.
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Something from my youth. Bit of a Legend. How can you go from this
GU
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To this?
SLAC
To this!
Stanley Road anybody...
YDSTM
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In reply to Post #430
Unique voice, nice bit of guitar
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In reply to Post #432
Seen him at Albert Hall a couple of times, I don't really like the venue and a lot of artists seem to want the orchestra and choir, gets a bit predictable
But I saw him at Dingwalls, stripped back, brilliant
I don't like that one mal, reminds me of being 1-nil up against Brazil and trying to defend for 60 minutes
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In reply to Post #432
was never a big fan of Oasis but I think this is a great song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhZUsNJ-LQU - stop crying your heart out
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In reply to Post #428
Without Googling I reckon that's the bloke from Family
Am I right?
In My Own Time
Edit
I couldn't resist and checked and yes it is
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In reply to Post #428
like that one too. great vocal
higher ground.....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZySqMlEuSQ - RHCP - now there's some bass playing...
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agreed - although the distancing might not happen so much (from protesters or police judging by what I've seen so far)
as long as they've got the Black Eyed Peas on the walkman they should stay calm....
Keebs - I must've missed that one / it fell out of my brain.
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In reply to Post #424
It's ok but to be honest it's not one of my true favs and yes the Smiths also done it.
Songs featuring the word riot is ok but let's hope those at BLM rally in London doesn't end up in one and let's hope they social distance
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In reply to Post #423
oooh I like that - never heard of them before
Tinhead - not so much a fan of that one. Didn't the Smiths cover it too?
and singing about riots is ok
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well if we are doing 'riot' stuff....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYGMWT3O4SY - Quiet Riot doing their best Whitesnake impression
includes the literary genius 'We'll fit together, my hand in your glove' .... oh yes it does!
some nice guitar work again
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In reply to Post #418
Thanks for letting me know 2nd link now corrected
You must of guessed the 2nd one to know it was wrong
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In reply to Post #415
See, been a northern lad and I’m not to keen on em
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In reply to Post #413
Seems like he’s not been online for a while, must be washing his hair?
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In reply to Post #412
Yeah what was he thinking he needs to get back to Metallica and all that ****
Lou Reed done an album with Metallica. Not putting that up , I suppose we all mistakes from time to time.
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In reply to Post #410
2 load of ****ing **** **** and ********
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In reply to Post #406
Rock lobster 🦞 great song
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In reply to Post #409
1 Not bad
2 load of ****ing **** **** and ********
3 Standard
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it's what I needed today mate
imagine the state I'd be in if I'd had my Metallica / RATM stuff on!
here's one for you - classic song, 3 different versions, each brilliant in their own way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7f189Z0v0Y - Willie - his broken voice just makes it even more poignant
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDe60CbIagg - Pet Shop Boys - Joss Ackland! 2.38 - 2.50 how to make 2 notes do something special!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9sRJ-eOHnc - They didn't call him The King for nothing
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlcIKh6sBtc - Lorde 'Royals'
good for chilling out angry fiftysomethings...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpYeekQkAdc - BEP - Where is the Love?
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In reply to Post #402
what's not to like?
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Sure I remember Bono doing it at Live Aid? (I'm a fan - I admit it!)
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Voice of the Beehive! ace!
more ladies...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErSCdHJdUgU - Alanis. Uninvited. Shades of Led Zep at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5anLPw0Efmo - Evanescence. My Immortal. Amy Lee simply beautiful. The build from 2.41 into the solo gets me every time...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_BcivBprM0 - Patti. Because the Night. Because it's brilliant
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHyTSwyZ330 - Sia. Breathe me
and finally the amazing Tori Amos covering Nirvana
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaAI3jI7uCc - Teen Spirit
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so true...
people think I'm some mad old hippy when actually I listen to this all day...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yIqbVDf3OU - the Quo?!?!
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In reply to Post #394
With your choice of music I assumed you were a lot order.
Just goes to show, I was only saying on another thread that people can get things about others wrong.
This one is older than both of us
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In reply to Post #393
Nope, but you'll have to excuse me as I was 2 when it was released
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In reply to Post #391
Not really mine either but I like it
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In reply to Post #390
not my specialist choice of music but that album is bloody great
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Chilling out tonight tying and shotting loads of stick, loafer and waggler trotting rigs
Need something relaxing while trying to tie 2 and 3lb mono
I did start with massive attack but decided
this would be better
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In reply to Post #387
Kingmaker - now that's a name I've not heard for years! I'm sure they came to Barrow and played the Forum way way back... Early 90's maybe?
edit - with Radiohead in support! Long time ago but my memory is not totally addled yet...
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heathens the pair of you. I mean, ok, the Vinnie Vincent track is a bit extreme, but Van Halen? Steve Vai? And White Lion were fantastic. Saw them supporting Motley Crue back in the 90's...
Keebs - I liked Tesla's stuff too. Modern Day Cowboy was a decent song
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In reply to Post #384
Nothing for me there today.
You're being polite.
Mal that's awful
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some glam metal guitar heroes for you today...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M4_Ommfvv0 - Van Halen - The man they all wanted to be?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atwUCIuNWjc - White Lion - Vito Brata on guitar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8XnCVA5-6I - Steve Vai with David Lee Roth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4orXwHdK2Q - Vinnie Vincent Invasion - just wild! 2.23 solo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcU2tnNMxmE - TNT - Ronnie Le Tekro on guitar
Late 80's / early 90's was a good time for guitars...
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In reply to Post #379
yeah - even in the midst of my Iron Maiden / Metallica years I would still listen to her. Amazing songwriting will always cut through
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In reply to Post #378
A couple of great Kirsty tracks there
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Love that Jags track
and look who popped up while i was listening to it...
The brilliant Kirsty MacColl.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIsyQ2qCDQ8 - They Don't Know
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vnzpg5GgQCo - A New England
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In reply to Post #376
Loving the Jags song
Strange but for some reason Elvis C doesn't do it for me as much as it used to except for this one
LINK
I'm not a good singer but I used to delight in singing this when we had to work in Chelsea
And while we were there.....
GO GO GO!
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In reply to Post #373
Made me laugh that
Quite a few in my garden at the moment which is very nice to see, family of Thrushes, snail shells all over, loads of goldfinches, blue tits, coal tits, doves and most things, still holding out for a bullfinch or two though
When I get up on a morning, side doors open, coffee in hand, bird song, bliss
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wauzrPn0cfg - RATM 'Wake Up'
Shades of 'Kashmir' - the soundtrack to a revolution?
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In reply to Post #372
The birds in my garden
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In reply to Post #369
Good song. More people would listen to it but unfortunately Bono is a bit of a knob.
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https://youtu.be/LHcP4MWABGY - pride U2
If only more people listened to this eh?
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In reply to Post #366
Have her album, deep one, absolutely brilliant
Where I used to work we used to play Roxettes greatest hits album amongst many, many others. Great album and a lot of good tracks, great voice bless her
Roxette
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In reply to Post #365
She is great
I didn't think much of this bird at the time, probably played to death on the radio, but enjoy her album now
link
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In reply to Post #364
She has released a surprising amount of brilliant songs. Wish she would do a greatest hits album
Skip 2 minutes. Great voice Pink
Bet she is very good in concert
Edit
Another great tune sung by the sexiest woman in the world. Would I
Nat
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Love this woman - and this video is fantastic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTCDVfMz15M&list=PLb39i192nlZBvWUMhHte0uoKdKkcKxLly - P!nk 'Try'
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In reply to Post #362
I like this album, got a summery feel to it, perfect for a day like this
the kooks
And partly because I'm waiting to attack my kids with one if they're foolish enough to step into the garden, but mostly because I want to know the story behind keebs now deleted comment
supersoaker
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In reply to Post #361
And
In reply to Post #360
Good choices
Don't know much about him but I like
THIS
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Yeah I'm good man. Been busy with trying to restore some peace and love in the north east after some slimy tw*t took the piss....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hEn_rEDzp0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm9drIwmmU4
Bit of this for me tonight.
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Tonight like last few Friday evenings got Mr and Mrs Clint Boom playing on beatstream
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In reply to Post #357
He’s back, you OK?
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Not me scozza...
Blur vs oasis... I was too busy listening to pearl jam I think!
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I have had to check all your profiles. Yep, all London
There’s some weirdos down that way
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In reply to Post #351
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In reply to Post #350
You twit half of these groups we've been posting wouldn't be here if it weren't for Lou.
Go do you your homework you ignoramus
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In reply to Post #349
It’s light years ahead of Lou what’s his face
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In reply to Post #348
I've always liked both. The 'war' they had between them was nonsense but I can see why it was set up.
I like this
And this
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In reply to Post #346
North vs. South
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In reply to Post #343
They seem to play that a bit faster live, sounds even better
I think 15 years ago I would have sided with oasis but I find I enjoy blur a lot more these days
Both great tho
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In reply to Post #343
Mmmmmmm, Blur?
Only a couple of songs I like. Parklife and Country house
It was them or these. No competition for me. The only downside, I never saw these live, should have
SA
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In reply to Post #342
So heavy stuff going on there with Bad brains and Henry
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Took me a while to find this
Was off the original Swindle album
Mal McLaren
Jumping and bashing all around, he invented the pogo
Old green teeth, right now!!!
AITUK
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In reply to Post #338
I guessed that one right
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In reply to Post #332
Bit of pre-Ultravox Midge
I thought it was going to be THIS
In reply to Post #335
Undertones never really did for me.
In reply to Post #336
In reply to Post #334
Not fussed
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Rock and roll. This is really something else
SE
Swindle, it’s a swindle
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Something else. You got me thinking Keebs, before and after...
What a tune, as good now as it was then. Crank up the volume
TK
MPC
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In reply to Post #332
Absolutely Keebs
Couple of quieter ones
RTWW
VIB
Popular ones
DWTIME
Another great and unique voice
I bet Tinhead is a fan
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I’m having a listen to...
Tonight!
SBS
DYFAM
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These are brill, another great and unique voice
KOL
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Used to have their greatest hits album, quite good
Vienna
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In reply to Post #328
Ed sheeran, Castle on the hill
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Although a shame to tarnish such a great song....
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In reply to Post #325
I used to be a big Squeeze fan the most memorable gig was at the old Deptford Albany Empire before it burnt down.
Great in their day but they don't do it for me much nowadays.
Back in their day
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In reply to Post #323
Great selection
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Love that Spacehog track
Puts me in mind of these lads who never got as much recognition as they should IMHO
Supergrass
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnXrrOxzZCE - Richard 111
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJ8TYNpJdLg - Sun hits the sky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yoik35NtFPI - Going out
and this video...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDstq54H4yc - pumping on your stereo
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In reply to Post #319
nice work fella!
Keebs - That Seahorses album was a great Summer listen. Some fantastic guitar work on there
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In reply to Post #313
Can’t say I’m a massive indie fan if I’m honest Mal and I can listen to most things.
Sleeper, not to bad I guess
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In reply to Post #315
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In reply to Post #314
can I be the first to suggest a Cummings playlist?
Prize for the winner - an all expenses paid (by the taxpayer) trip to Durham, taking in the beautiful sights of Barnard Castle as part of your trip.
Here's one to start
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuZA6qiJVfU - Drive (The Cars) obvs!
and from Tom Robinson...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGrnEc_3mYo - 2,4,6,8 ....
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Squirming by Dominic Cummings.
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have to agree about number 1 there scozza...
Some sunny day songs for you - this is about as 'indie' as I get
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVzUFNWIYM0 - love is the law
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-3UpL6MkZ0 - slight return
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jy_cf8Q0IY - statuesque
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In reply to Post #311
1. What a load of bollox
2. The lad can play a guitar
Bob Geldof Mal, mmmmm, couple of good songs for me
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In reply to Post #309
some there that don't do it for me scozza
Craig david... oh dear
Watched a brill show about the Boomtown Rats tonight - worth catching on the iplayer
Great band who I really loved. Had their Tonic for the Troops album on cassette and played it to death.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYQ_MBFmpi8 - Someone looking at you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhXwyxDFmdw - Rat Trap
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtDhMScCkcQ - Like Clockwork
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gJZNUkVPjI - She's so modern
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Kobdb37Cwc - I don't like Mondays
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In reply to Post #308
And with Sir Elton on the piano, impressive to say the least
Something different
I do like the South really, this South. I guess you have to be a fan but one of the best song writers about for me. The lyrics are soooo deep as always
LLSUI
WSFB
Rock and Roll Star
KJ
Like these at the moment. There was a choice though at a festival last year, Foos or these, nuff said...
Pomp
CD lol
Stumbling
Fill me in
Getting late. Two of the best workout songs ever made
Darude
Storm
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In reply to Post #307
Always preferred Pearl Jam and Soundgarden to Nirvana from that whole grunge era - but no denying 'Teen Spirit' as an awesome record (even if it does 'borrow from Boston's 'More Than a Feeling...')
GnR were ace. Appetite for Destruction was an amazing debut album.
Love this one from them ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpmAY059TTY - Estranged
Slash's solo at 6.14 is gorgeous!
Then he does another corker at 8.07!
Certainly get your money's worth!
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In reply to Post #306
You will probably like these Mal
You have to listen to them to appreciate them. Brilliant
CAYA
SLTS
Like a bit of axle
Paradise
What a song!
Tune! - NR
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In reply to Post #303
That's the one
Beautiful song
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Ladysmith black mambazo. Amazing and knocking on heavens door with Dolly Parton is brilliant.
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Great band and a LOT of good songs
NYT
Mistify
Beautiful
Absolute classic. These lads were on vecon before mainline lol
MAW
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In reply to Post #294
I get t now Bob, come across this, brilliant song
I get it now
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In reply to Post #301
Stoners with a stereo is the last thing you want
In my old flat the bloke downstairs used to get wasted and put the same f*****g puddle of mudd album on at 3 in the morning.
When I put some acoustic flooring down I put a pair of speakers in the void, some days he'd get woken up by pendulum, others it'd be bjork
Before I moved out I had "I wanna be a hippy" on repeat for 4 days
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In reply to Post #284
Used to fish a lake that had quite err... bohemian feel to it and a couple of the lads were right into 21 pilots.
Got quite interested myself until they started playing it quite loud at 3 o’clock in the morning.
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Chandelier is a brilliant song - much deeper meaning than most think. And an incredible vocal IMHO
as for FNM... what a band. big influence on me when I was gigging.
These two from them are just ...well .... Epic...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZG_k5CSYKhg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4tsGWdarHc
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In reply to Post #295
Deffo drama queen listening to that lot. I don’t mind GaGa though, few good tunes
On another note. I’m at home now. I went fishing at 4am this morning with a view to coming home around 1 or 2ish after bite time. Dropped to sleep. Half a tree has blown down the lake and took two of my rods out, only spooled up with new line a few weeks ago
Think I’m gonna bed, I will sort some proper music out later
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In reply to Post #294
that's away better song - but not so much a drama queen one...
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In reply to Post #293
Sorry TBH they don't do a lot for me.
When you said Hey Mama I thought you meant THIS ONE
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Drama queens playlist for a FABULOUS Saturday...
I defy you to not like at least one of these....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od7-fyGa9DQ - hey mama
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeWBS0JBNzQ - I'm on the edge... (what a vocal)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vjPBrBU-TM - 1,2,3 1,2,3 drink... (even better vocal!) Love this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QapfTGTXbxc - epic and underrated (Lucky Lucky Gerard Pique...)
Peace, Love and shoulder pads
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In reply to Post #290
That's quite a decent tune, for once
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In reply to Post #289
Secret pms, as in threats
You can all call me what you want but NEVER call me later for mi dinner
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I'm fine with Drama queen if it makes you two old men happy. I've been called worse. Maybe even on here (but only in secret pm's apparently
Judy garland for me today then...
Some wheeeeeere over the rainboooow....
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In reply to Post #287
Deffo the latter
He can be a bit sensitive at times you know, I've seen it quite a bit
I think drama queen could be quite fitting in more than one way
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In reply to Post #286
mmmm Mal=Drama Queen very apt, shall we make that stick from now on?
Or will he accuse us of cyber bullying
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In reply to Post #285
Sure you don't mean drama queen
And for the record. If you were in the car with me it would be like Peter Kay's car share
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In reply to Post #282
That's the reply I'd expect from Scozza you on the other hand being an Arts & Drama teacher could learn a bit about phrasing,, aura and delivery
Loving The Turtles
So many to chose from but one from Mink Deville
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My daughter loves these guys, could be worse I suppose
21 pilots
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In reply to Post #281
sod that - it'd be like when i drive my mam to the shops...
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In reply to Post #279
You two not heard of Roadrunner. I'm astonished!!!
There's an extended live version at over 8 minutes that I'm not expecting anyone to sit through where he describes in detail what he's seeing and feeling as he's driving. LINK
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In reply to Post #278
Your a strange one Tinhead, they say variety is the spice of life though
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In reply to Post #277
it's just brilliant - and great for the motorway...
edit - Tinhead, not heard that one before. Not bad at all in a kind of Iggy and the Stooges way.
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bit of this for me today....
Frankie say Relax - The Boss says run. Put them together for this great driving song!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMfE2Se4r9w
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In reply to Post #274
Great choice for a friday
The virtual big weekend looks interesting, I'll try and catch some of that over the weekend
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Today I’ll be mainly listening to kasabian
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In reply to Post #261
Yes, very much so. Foetus, Neubauten, Cabs, DAF etc. List is endless I guess. For anyone that likes that type of stuff, check out Hocico, "Memorias" especially is rather damn good, although it does inspire you to drive too fast!
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In reply to Post #269
Bowie was I bit before my time I would say really but when he pass3 away I bought his greatest hits album. I was amazed how many good tracks he had released
I think hot dog is a bit of a classic, myself Keebs, still play it a bit now and again, same as the others and more below
Enjoy the fishing, sounds nice 👍
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In reply to Post #265
‘ I don’t care, I don’t care I don’t care if he comes round here”
I remember your sister really liked that one 😉
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In reply to Post #264
And a bit of chaz n Dave in between
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In reply to Post #263
Now your talking, had the misfortune of having to travel to Manchester today, got in the mood by listening to that on the way up..... had the pogues on travelling home.
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The Resurrection was supposed to be on last Saturday at Spike island so been giving the best debut album ever a blast in the van this week. Roll on September 12
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In reply to Post #260
Yeah fair point. I'm sure Trent has said that Ministry was an influence.
I think for me it's the extra level of versatility that set NIN apart.
Have you heard the 'ghosts' album? Some great stuff on there that I use regularly as underscoring music for devised theatre work.
Not too familiar with some of those others... will be having a look
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In reply to Post #247
NiN - Very good up to Downward Spiral era, but not that great after. I would disagree that they were different to anything else though, as I was very much into the industrial scene at that time. Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly, Ministry (up to "The Mind...") very much predated NiN in the states, as did the UK/Euro scene then - Nitzer Ebb, Front 242 etc....
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In reply to Post #256
Crackers mate. Talk about life experiences lol
Corden has done these with most bands too, worth a watch Carpool Karaoke
Foos
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In reply to Post #253
Not seen that before absolutely brilliant. I big cheesey smiled all through it
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In reply to Post #254
Could be lol
The car journey, I was thinking those cockney mongs on a trip to Rainbow 🌈
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In reply to Post #253
those geordies in the pub car park..?
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Distracted me from watching some bare knuckle boxing lol
These are a good watch. Mad as a box of frogs
Good watch
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In reply to Post #248
Love em
Would say I like all the albums, but stadium arcadium happened
Under the bridge for me
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In reply to Post #249
'give it away' for me
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr_uHJPUlO8
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In reply to Post #248
Under the Bridge is far better.
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What about the chili peppers lads, scar tissue, greatest song ever written
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In reply to Post #245
big big fan of NIN - when they first came out they were unlike anything else around and trent reznor is just a brilliant eclectic musician / composer / songwriter. Amazing live act too!
The remix albums that they've released are fantastic - Further Down the Spiral / Fixed ... just ace!
some of my favourites from them ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwhBRJStz7w - the hand that feeds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu-_44Lf3Cw - wish (live)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTFwQP86BRs&list=RDwwvLlEtxX3o&index=3 - closer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVpw1SwJRBI&list=RDwwvLlEtxX3o&index=7 - gave up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao-Sahfy7Hg&list=RDwwvLlEtxX3o&index=9 - head like a hole
and this mash up which is bloody great - NIN vs Taylor Swift! pure joy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhvXST1Rc3g
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In reply to Post #242
Not a big fan of Johnny Cash but he certainly done some gooduns
When it comes to guitar I'm more of a Mick Ronson man.
Although not the most technically gifted I do love the sound that Steve Jones makes
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In reply to Post #243
Aside from singing the burning ring of fire the morning after eating a Sri lankan, I can't say I like Johnny cash much. That song is incredible though, and that is my favourite version. I saw one recently with David bowie joining nine inch nails on stage
I remember seeing a few lads playing on the south bank, they did a reggae version of it that bought half the gathering crowd to tears. The guy singing was falling to pieces with all that emotion coming through his voice.
I did try to record it but I got more audio of the crowd than the band, I really wished I had a decent mic for the camera
Can we talk about great guitarists without mentioning hendrix?
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In reply to Post #242
good shout
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AHCfZTRGiI
you need some balls to cover a Nine Inch Nails track. First saw this in a documentary about the original man in black which aired not long after his death.
Big emotional connection to this man (my dad loved him) and to this song (long story)
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In reply to Post #238
that's like a demonstration of 'how to be cool' (eddy) and 'how to try too hard' (sammy)
and you're right about Elvis - undeniable
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In reply to Post #238
Fan or not there's no denying this guys talent.
https://youtu.be/m28OIifDRs8
But then I also like this
https://youtu.be/bM9SHDNAbPw
My ex never understood how I could like such a variation of music. Not sure I understand either I just do.
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In reply to Post #237
Sammy and Eddy
https://youtu.be/cvl5wEDkjXM
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Got it right there Goose. It can put you in a time and place in a second.
Anyone remember the kids TV show 'Star Fleet'? Giant Japanese robots fighting aliens...?
The theme tune was brilliant and spawned a mini LP called the Star Fleet Project by Brian May + Friends. One of whom was Eddie Van Halen...
Two of the most iconic guitarists ever just having fun on the same track... When you know who it is by the guitar sound, you know you're listening to someone special....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqvV7L0RNmw
The other two track on the EP are damn good too...
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In reply to Post #235
Varied selection, I can listen to most music, think it reminds me of the past.
https://youtu.be/wCsGWkRebw8
https://youtu.be/-ZL2b4O3nz8
https://youtu.be/2HmLFyvFxTc
https://youtu.be/GilzbcZOcHU
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First band I saw live.
https://youtu.be/HdTFeW8FCto
Lady's can rock
https://youtu.be/9ZHEiVVXbRo
Before my time but loved this lady
https://youtu.be/Hj3uXzAjmeI
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In reply to Post #228
Both legends, stevie ray play with many guests
Can't believe you haven't heard of Billy the founder of zztop.
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In reply to Post #229
Good shout!
love his songwriting on that album.
and this one of course....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJSaRw1vjxM
touch of the Phil Spectors about the production maybe? (not the personality though... )
edit - 'loss of taste' now added to the list of C-19 symptoms. Not sure if that includes taste in music scozza ....
(.... waits for the inevitable ....)
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In reply to Post #229
Hadn't heard that, like it
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In reply to Post #218
Never seen the artists in first two links Goose?
Same quality musicians in the last
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In reply to Post #223
Up there with one of their best that Mal
One of my favourite albums Achtung Baby
As for the Smiths and Morissey. Used to work with a lad he was obsessed with them. Can’t say I’m their biggest fan but they do have a few decent tracks. Everyday is just like Sunday, Charming man etc.
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In reply to Post #225
Although not the producer Martin Rushent was involved with that recording. He was a also a very clever chap
Talking of producers not only was he a founder member of Roxy Music take a look at Eno and who he has produced and what he has contributed 'enoxification' to.
LINK
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In reply to Post #224
good shout
two geniuses together there
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In reply to Post #223
It's ok I suppose
I haven't even thought about a funeral song but I may consider
THIS
Love the guitar 3:15 minutes onwards, that backwards effect must be the work of Tony Visconti who is a genius
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In reply to Post #222
Fair point
for me - that's the 2 best Smiths tracks -good choice.
bono / U2 are responsible for my all time favourite song. It's in my will to be played at my funeral.
(Only 'Purple Rain' comes close.)
for me, the best song ever written and if this is the last thing I hear before i go to the great gig in the sky, I'll arrive with a smile on my face.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftjEcrrf7r0
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In reply to Post #221
Loads of pop/rock stars are ****ers take Bono for example but if you take that aside they can still make some great records.
Smiths 1
Smiths 2
Bono
BTW Johnny Marr is a great guitarist
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In reply to Post #220
morrissey
what a tw*t eh? complains constantly about the country but doesn't have the decency to f*ck off and live somewhere else...
the guitarist wasn't too bad though
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In reply to Post #218
Good stuff Goose better than the crap Scoz and Mal have been coming up with in the last few posts with all the Saxon, Rainbow stuff What would Morrisey think of it?
I bet he'd likes this
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Ah fellas - you've made an old man happy this evening...
Magoo - top story. Wish I'd been there. The man is a legend
Scozza - Since You Been Gone was the first riff I learned on guitar. Classic Rock
Run to The Hills is the birth of Maiden for many of us fans. Bruce was the final piece of the jigsaw. And - the first proper drum sequence I learned too!
Saxon weren't one of my favourites tbh but you've found their best track so good on you. As for Biff... I guess your mate knows best eh?
Goose - can't condone the recreational smokes, but that's one soulful dude...
the way my mind has been this evening, this one comes to mind... nice to know we are valued by those in power eh?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrxX9TBj2zY
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In reply to Post #217
Scozza
https://youtu.be/wgIB1OL09H0
https://youtu.be/Al3tRlzOREg
https://youtu.be/6L6sGd0R6FI
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One for Mal
A classic
SYBG
RTTH
Saxon
Here’s one for you Mal. Biff Byford is my mates dad
****ing hates him, ****ed off and left them when they were kids
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In reply to Post #214
You daft ****
Nice one with the Ibiza
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Nothing comes close.
https://youtu.be/57vrqCENNPc
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In reply to Post #196
Scoz, all that music came from down here, we only sent it up to yous so you could practice your dancing which your still **** at.
Mal, I was in Ibiza back in the 80s when my pal who worked out there in the pharmaceutical business 👀 said to me come out tonight customer of mine is doing a gig in San Antonio so of I went see ‘this geezer I’d never heard of playing in this packed little bar he done a rendition of ‘something else’ that made my hair stand on end, ****ing brilliant turns out it was Robert plant.
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In reply to Post #212
I think it’s that “poppy thing” not sure lol.
How about stuff like this then pal, does this get the old helmet shaking and the foot tapping?
Just a brilliant beat and song for me
Hey
How about these. I would love to see these
IWWFY
Lion Man, not that bitch baskin lol
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In reply to Post #211
It's not my type of music either except for that one song
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In reply to Post #210
Mmmmm, don’t like that kind of music if m honest
That’s saying a lot, because I can listen to most things
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In reply to Post #209
Ok the U2 with BBK is good but how can you say that Jackson5 is **** it's a great song
BTW I don't really like the Jacksons but that is a good song
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While Tinhead comes round from his last batch of magic mushrooms while listening to Lou 🍄
This is a decent track, not one of their best albums I reckon though?
U2&BBK
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In reply to Post #205
Hi Mal
1. ****
2. Good song
3. Another good one
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In reply to Post #206
This guys smoking one of your fags mal
https://youtu.be/mWOTdt9Bovk
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In reply to Post #205
https://youtu.be/01-2pNCZiNk
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In reply to Post #204
ok - some stuff for you to dance to then scozza - not that computer made repetitive gubbins but some proper musicians
If this doesn't get your feet going then you've no soul
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3Q80mk7bxE
a bass line that Nile would be proud of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWgvGjAhvIw
the cat in the hat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkIs37a2JE
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You can both **** off, and you had better try harder
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In reply to Post #202
scozza may be lost to us with all that dance anthems stuff addling his brain - but let's keep trying eh?
I remember the Zoo TV tour as being a bit special and the Lou Reed duet was obviously a bit of Bono being a fan too which was good to see
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In reply to Post #201
Don't want to sound ungrateful Mal but I've heard better versions, we're trying to convert Scozza not turn him away
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In reply to Post #200
one for you then Tinhead...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqNjH62wjJY
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In reply to Post #199
I'm going continue to post Lou Reed until you give up and say that you finally get it
SOL
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In reply to Post #195
Got that album
It is a good track, of many
Lou Reed
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In reply to Post #197
gotta love that singing crab!
some great music in that film
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A few for Mr Magoo
Keep the faith folks. A classic
tits out on the floor?
Pretty amazing looking back now. Respect to all those who were there, immense!
When I once lived in paradise and a love light shined in your eyes...
Judy
Bit more modern, great track and some great dancing, stunning chick too
Love me again
Enjoy
Enough of this music. I’m off to role some bait
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In reply to Post #194
My missus music taste is varied but contains a lot of ****. For instance when in the car she wants Kiss on( the radio station not the band) So one day I got my own back and played the whole album Killer-Alice Cooper to get right up her nose. In order to call a truce I bought something that we can both listen to
THIS
Best song on there is
THIS
Anyway back to Lou Reed, Mal mentioned this a while back
Velvet Underground
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Bit of a lazy Sunday morning stuff
Love these
Happy hour
Seen these a couple of time. Like a hat off, whose got the best hat in the audience lol. Heaton, brilliant and Jaqueline is the one!
SFW
STSA
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In reply to Post #190
ODLT
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In reply to Post #189
Like a bit of Oasis, superb
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In reply to Post #184
So your the bloke who gets the blame when a musician ****s up
Sunday morning
Heading out for a drive with the kids, think it'll be elbow this morning
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In reply to Post #186
Can’t get that link to work Keebs?
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In reply to Post #185
sounds
Pardon the pun
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In reply to Post #184
It sounds a great job
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In reply to Post #182
I've got a black harrington but I'm after other colours but they have to be authentic with the correct yoke stitching across the back.
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In reply to Post #179
Your surprising me Tinhead. From some of your earlier tunes I would not have thought you would have liked the public image limited and Carter!
I can see the red Arrington now
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In reply to Post #176
Wow, that’s a great keepsake mate
Get it all in a glass frame
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In reply to Post #172
number 4 there duggs
Ten is just about perfect as an album. one that you can just listen to from start to end and still want more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4q9UafsiQ6k
wonderful
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In reply to Post #171
What's your actual job on these tours?
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Seen these. The lad has a great voice. Did an acoustic on stage, brilliant
Travis
Good album, and another great voice and brilliant entertainer Johnny
Somewhere else
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In reply to Post #172
Some great bands there Duggs.
I quite like Ben Howard, bit of a unique voice which I like
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In reply to Post #171
Wow, that is pretty amazing Keebs, some great memories for life there
I like to see a good band in concert
Edit, I have read this again Paul, sometimes I don’t pick up on everything and don’t say exactly what I want to. What you have done there is something pretty amazing and special. I have seen the Oasis Barrowlands concert . That venue is really something else!
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In reply to Post #169
Always seem to listen to feeder when I'm in the mood for manics
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In reply to Post #168
I had a feeling you would like em Mal. It’s a fantastic album that
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In reply to Post #167
Spot on with the manics scozza
that album is fantastic - hard to pick just one from it.
Also love this from the manics with nina from the cardigans
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77LZ13K73FA
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Beer O clock men. The musics on, best part of the day
Seen these live, brilliant old Brandon Flowers
Killers
Bought this CD a while ago, quite like it.
Paradise
Really surprised nobody has mentioned these. This is my truth tell me yours is one of the best albums I own, great track after great track
Manic?
YSTSFMH?
Put this in too. I have the greatest hits double album, gotto be worthy in anybody’s collection, brilliant. Happy days, used to play it in my local a lot and we all used to sing along lol
Dirty old town
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Gregory Alan Isakov.
Last few months only heard of him but off to see him at the Bridgewater hall in October In Manchester providing the date isn’t rearranged again.
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In reply to Post #164
Although I've got them on vinyl I bought for a tenner each
THIS
AND THIS
Great for the car
Muscle of Love was underrated IMO
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This is my fave Alice track and album (Welcome to my Nightmare). I like it so much I even used it as the title for a couple of article in Carpworld.
Steven. Headphones on and volume off the scale! Watch out for the mad axeman at the outro
Full album - Welcome to my Nightmare
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In reply to Post #162
I can remember seeing them back in the 90's - big pub in south london - Stockwell maybe?
Bloomin' brilliant
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In reply to Post #161
Went to see T.Rextasy at the beginning of the year. Uncanny!
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In reply to Post #160
Just because I was talking about luther aka aerial bender( ) yesterday a bit of mott the hoople or steelers wheel will work in that playlist
I go past mark bolans old oak tree regularly, still flowers around it regularly all these years later
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In reply to Post #158
Ah - thanks for the Bolan man
my older cousin got me into him when I was only young. Then Queen (he bought me Bohemian Rhapsody on single when it first came out - now that's a good movie)
bit of this for me now...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQr9WbBfoD8
and these guys
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRv7EjjwYBI
and darling freddie - the king / queen of them all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgzGwKwLmgM
it's little wonder I grew up like I did eh...?
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Today I'll be listening to the 2010 t20 world cup final
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Ah the mighty Muse
can do no wrong - I only have 5 cd's in my car at present... all by Muse
their version of Feelin Good is my karaoke weapon of choice. gets them every time...
and this of course...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSFlvxnbgk
(no joke - gets the whole bar singing!)
edit - is it wrong to fancy a cartoon... 3.17 and that walk....
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In reply to Post #153
Wow
Shocked you like them Tin head
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In reply to Post #152
Carter brilliant!!!
That's the best think you've said on this thread Scozza
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Anybody like these?
Used to go to a local club on Wednesday nights, used to be bag head night
OLBNC
Sheriff Fatman
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In reply to Post #140
nice one Ken
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In reply to Post #149
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In reply to Post #148
I would have sympathy, but it's unfinished
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In reply to Post #147
House bound, worst thing ever
Can’t wait to get out. That’s it, I’m gonna go through my gear, it’s ready or not then
Edit - Well that was a good start to the evening. I had some artificial baits soaking in neat sweetener for a cray fish water I was fishing. Yep the lids come loose and soaked everything in the bottom of my rucksack
Time for some music me thinks
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In reply to Post #146
When I do go you'll probably hear me murdering this at the top of my voice from the other side of the country
link
GONE FIIIIIIISHIIIIIIIING
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In reply to Post #145
Thinking the same myself mate, can’t wait to go but I don’t think I want to put myself through all the hassle at the minute, I guess everywhere is gonna be packed out, folks just wanting to get out of the house etc.
See how tonight goes 🍺
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In reply to Post #144
Now that is a Friday track
as is this
Scoz, all my tickets start June 16, I doubt I'll bother for myself till then but I'll take my boy soon to give the mrs a break.
I'd normally do a few day ticket socials this time of year but I don't fancy those venues right now
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In reply to Post #142
Friday afternoon, early finish at work, beer in the fridge and ribs on the smoker and the sun is shining
Nice
Similar to me. Beers in the fridge and some of New Zealand’s finest, ready to rock n roll. Spanish night for me. Tapas etc.
Just deciding what to do at the weekend. Was gonna go fishing but some bait ingredients have not arrived this week 
I have other baits of course but after a walk down on Thursday night my water was getting pretty full, can’t say I fancy that
Out on the Ducati one day this weekend me thinks instead
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a nice version
I quite like the placebo version but it's depressive at the best of times
Friday afternoon, early finish at work, beer in the fridge and ribs on the smoker and the sun is shining
I'm feeling good
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In reply to Post #139
she's genius. end of.
bit of this for me today...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ckom3gf57Yw
their best song for me - so good it has it's own sequel!.
And don't complain about lockdown after watching this video
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Glad peeps have enjoyed the Heart version of Stairway. You might have noticed the drummer? He is Jason Bonham, Bonzo's son. I find it very moving at the end as the tune dies away to see him look upward to the sky, hoping Dad was watching. IMO John Henry was the finest rock drummer of the age, only Ginger Baker came close.
Chuffy: If you like Kate Bush give THIS a listen.
I have been a huge KB fan since Wuthering Heights and have several vinyls of hers.I was lucky enough to get tickets for her 'Before the Dawn' concert at the Hammersmith Apollo in2014 IMHO her masterpiece is the Hounds of Love/Ninth Wave album the latter being seven interconnecting songs joined in one continuous piece of music that tell the tale of a shipwrecked woman adrift on the open ocean. It is divine.
Long BBC documentary. Well worth an hours of your time. There is a bit in the program where Kate tells the story of how she was 'discovered' by David Gilmore (Pink Floyd) and there is also a bit of chat with Gilmore himself.
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Been on a bit of a Stranglers bender recently (wonder what triggered that), also re-stumbled across 'Man With The Child In His Eyes' by Kate Bush the other day, absolutely sublime and she was 16 when she recorded it, wow!
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In reply to Post #131
Like a bit of green day myself
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In reply to Post #127
do they let you cockernees listen to Northern Soul?
They just want to be like us Mal, real men, but they are not
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In reply to Post #132
Yes mate, reminds of ilford Palais back when I was a babe magnet 🕺
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In reply to Post #133
Because the music is so awful I've never been able to sit through the film.
I hate disco sooo much
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Massively underrated film IMHO
The dancing got all the headlines obviously, but it's got more in common with Rocky than it does with Strictly...
Apparently the BeeGees wrote the bulk of it in a weekend or something.
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In reply to Post #125
Mostly good stuff there Mags, a couple I've never heard of but Saturday Night Fever. Really?
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In reply to Post #130
Not sure on that version keebs, bit too showy, I prefer it stripped back. As I say though, sad memories attatched to it so I want to hear it sung with more raw emotion
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In reply to Post #113
They sound like songs to grieve to Ken, condolences if so
This one usually brings a tear to my eye
link
Another one with sad memories attatched
link
Title always seemed a bit off to me
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In reply to Post #126
Used to like a bit of bazzer until I found out he was hanging out the back of George Michael 😳
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will have a look
Magoo... some good stuff there...
do they let you cockernees listen to Northern Soul? you want to be careful mate - you'll be getting dropped off at Watford Gap and told to start walking!
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In reply to Post #125
Interesting, no Barry Manilow then, suprised me that?
Motörhead. Once worked with a lad and we were talking best song lyrics. His was the ace of spades?:
Another town another screw, another sniff of superglue, Alright...
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In reply to Post #109
Just checked music on my phone, in no particular order.
The jam ( everything)
Marvin Gaye
Leftfield
Guns n roses
happy mondays
Motörhead
Ruff disco
The prodigy
Rod Stewart
Stone roses
Stranglers
Stylistics
Old Trojan stuff
Saturday night fever album
The verve
Northern soul
Motown
Stereo MC’s
Cockney rejects
The clash
Frank Sinatra
Barry white
Adele, gorrilaz,Johnny cash, T. rex, slade............quite a mixture as you can see.
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yeeeehaaw!
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not seen that one fella - I never really did OFAH... not sure why. must've clashed with Monkey on bbc2 or something...
Like slaves though - I first saw them on Sunday Brunch tearing it up live in the studio - bizarre and brilliant!
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In reply to Post #111
You seen much of slaves?
Seen them on a couple of undercards and enjoyed it but it doesn't seem to translate to recordings.
I think a lot of that genre, I need the energy of a live performance to get into it
Mal, I can't hear that track without finding the cwying scene from only fools and horses
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In reply to Post #113
Brings back memories of Zeppelin at Knebworth '79 what a day that was.
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In reply to Post #115
Love the Planty story but I will have to disagree about power ballads.
I'm off to clean my ears out with some of THIS
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Inspired by Ken - the big 'O' - my favourites of his songs. What a voice. I think Elvis called him the best singer in the world. Hard to argue... one of the all time greatest
this version is stunning...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSiFt3vzbME
and this is just great too ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmisOxCHEiw
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In reply to Post #115
Great song in that link Mal, gets better and better with age
Edit - Is that you playing the piano at the start
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wow
Never heard that version of Stairway before and my head is blown. Absolutely brilliant - actually brought a tear to my eye with that one.
I saw Page and Plant on the tour they did for the 'No Quarter' album with the full on arabian orchestra - Kashmir never sounded better.
When I was in my early 20's I did some occasional work at a recording studio up in Cumbria (pretty much worked for pizza, studio time and to watch and learn). Francis Dunnery of 'It Bites' fame was doing some guitar tracks there for an album he was doing some session work on. So he's in the studio recording one day and I'm on phone duty. A call comes through for him and I say 'sorry, he's in the studio at the minute, can I give him a message and get him to call you back?'
The well spoken voice on the other end says 'Yeah that's fine. Just tell him Planty called and the tracks sound great so far.'
Turns out 'Planty' was of course Robert Plant his royal self. When I found out I'd spoken to him I had to have a sit down!
As for Heart - great band. Surely responsible for one of the top 5 power ballads ever ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cw1ng75KP0
Play it loud and feel your heart breaking man!
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In reply to Post #113
I love 60's music, well the good stuff anyway including what you've mentioned.
I've got some 70's prog rock and AOR but it's consigned to the loft nowadays got fed up with guitar, drum and everyone else wanting to do a solo.
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Gonna show my age now...We went to see the Everly Brother(s) on that famous tour when Phil (or was it Don?) was "unwell" (aka drying out). The sole Brother did an amazing job with a bit of help from IIRC Chet Atkins. The Big O (Roy Orbison) was on the same bill. Saw The Beatles at the Astoria in December '65 and Manfred Mann, Rolling Stones and others at Bromley Court in '63/'64. The first record I bought was Cathy's Clown by the Everlys!
Nowadays I listen mostly to vinyl albums from my youth and later life, Dylan, Supertramp, Zepplin, Floyd, Genesis, Doors, CSN &Y, and so on. Also a huge Mark Knofler/Dire Straits fan. Recently been listening over and over again to this:
Heart - Stairway to Heaven
...and this:
The Parting Glass
(Volume up to "nuclear" levels, especially for the outros)
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In reply to Post #108
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In reply to Post #107
Sleaford Mods
John Cooper Clark and Ian Dury come to mind.
Great stuff!
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In reply to Post #108
Oh well it was only a matter of time, just make sure she doesn't get caught in Tescos
What music do you listen to I got your down as a Boney M type of guy.
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In reply to Post #105
We have but she got caught shoplifting in there.
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In reply to Post #105
The food ain’t rich enough for him remember
Now I will be listening to Dave Lane Episode 14
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In reply to Post #101
Cheapskate haven't you got a Waitrose near you?
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In reply to Post #101
You daft ****
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In reply to Post #100
Much the same for me mate, most songs have a memory attached
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In reply to Post #101
Heard that one a few times lately
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I’m mostly listening to My old woman moaning that some **** went up the ****ing wrong aisle in Tesco’s 😱
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The thing about music for me, I can always relate it back to periods in my life and can remember exactly what I was doing at the time or it brings back certain memories, good or bad
I can remember having 4 days off work for a fishing Trip. Loaded the car up, excited to bits, set off on my little trip. About 3 miles off the venue I can remember this coming on the radio. It was a nice day, windows down in the car with this on flat out with me singing along to it, life’s good until I stop at a junction and there’s an old couple looking at me gone out, I just pointed a finger at them
See you
I’ll
See you when i get there
If you ever get there
And drove off
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In reply to Post #97
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In reply to Post #96
Would've been xfm for me I think, they used to be great for spotting up and coming artists
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In reply to Post #95
Uplifting for me too mate
First heard them on Radio 1, Zane Lowe, wow
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In reply to Post #94
I loved them, I was always told there music was depressing but I found it quite uplifting
I thought of them when I listened to the first track on keebs list this mornin
Had Ben Howard's every kingdom on in the car today, nice album to chill out with
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In reply to Post #91
You still a functioning alcoholic then Bob
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I was just about to say - 'but there is no singing' ...
I do like the guitar playing though
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I chose this for you Scozza because you can't complain about the singing and Mal because he appreciates good guitar
LINK
BTW I'm serious this is a great song
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In reply to Post #88
Bit of a snorter wasn’t he, ugly bloke really, bets he’s done a few though lol
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In reply to Post #85
Swords of a thousand men, Wunderbar. Made me laugh that, had to have a quick watch, now I know where the helmet comes from
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how that guy is still alive after what he put through his body in the 70's and 80's is beyond me...
he and Joe Perry must've kept the Columbian 'economy' alive by themselves
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In reply to Post #79
Makes me wonder what goes on inside that tin helmet. WTF, seriously
You’ll be dancing round a May pole or summat next
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In reply to Post #77
Once read a piece by Steve Tyler
When I die I want my ashes scattered on Venice beach so I can still get into beach babes knickers
Made me laugh a the time
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In reply to Post #84
Tenpole tudor were great. Their bass player Dick Crippen was a member of King Kurt for a while.
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King Kurt! now there's a blast from the past
shades of Tenpole Tudor's 'who killed Bambi?' on that track
which makes me think of this of course....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bx7QFFlV9M
and a proper anthem....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AywIL5_eYM
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In reply to Post #82
Yes Maggot, last I heard he's now living in Canada.
Scozza won't like them because they can't sing
Edit
Just found the line up for that Lyceum gig
LINK
It includes the Pogues then known as the Pogue Mahones, I don't remember them maybe I was in the bar?
Do you like the singing of Shane MacGowan Scoz
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In reply to Post #80
Handsome John Reddington.
He was in the original line up as one of the main songwriters playing guitar.
He's been in and out of the group for years but now back in and is now playing sax. The original sax player was his cousin Alan.
One of my best memories was watching them at the Lyceum when they came from above the lighting rigs suspended on wires gradually floating down to the stage while doing the guitar duets on Gather Your Limbs.
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If you want perfect pitch singers Scozza then this one is not for you
click here
And my mates group a song he wrote after we went to a party at Jon Moss's (drummer) house and got slung out, some people just aren't rock n roll
HERE
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Some cracking tracks to listen to on here, cheers guys
Fell down the you tube wormhole last night
Went through a few tracks then
this
Popped up.
As I was trying to make a dent in the mountain of raw images I want to edit, I went for some visual inspiration
this is beautiful
Then from that I had some Clapton, and after scozzas Eminem reference I was thinking of that little Eric fell off the terrace line
And ended up
here
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In reply to Post #72
Can’t ****ing sing can he
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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
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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
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In reply to Post #70
You need educating it's Lou Reed one of the most influential persons ever!
Go back to your Stars On 45
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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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In reply to Post #67
Do you really listen to that Tinhead
Does anybody
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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
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In reply to Post #66
That song is not depressing
THIS IS
mummy mummy mummy
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In reply to Post #64
Brilliant
Makes kanyes attempt look even worse
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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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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
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In reply to Post #59
I probably wouldn't have chose to go to a Coldplay gig, but my mate twisted my arm
They were amazing!
Mind you I wouldn't have chosen to go to an Ed sheeran gig but me and the family see him at Wembley, unbelievable! I've seen solo artists in big venues, but never one bloke in that huge stadium, no band, no backup singers, nothing
I haven't listened to starsailor in years, I'll have to dig that out
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In reply to Post #52
starsailor
Saw them live once supporting James. His voice is even better in real life! amazing
Saw David Gray too, one of the best I’ve seen, brilliant, solo, playing the piano
Tell you else was very good, Eminem live
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In reply to Post #56
There are some lads rehearsing a few doors down from my job
They didn't sound great but I could've sat on the balcony for ages. I think I'd buy tickets for an average high street busker at the moment tho
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oh yeah - That 1st one is great! Never heard it before.
Reminds me of the old Velvet Underground track Venus in Furs - which I'm now going to put on as I've not listened to it in ages. It was used in an advert for something but can't remember what..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nGsUbZpCKM
brilliant moody song
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In reply to Post #51
Quite like that, very mellow. The second track has a bit of a starsailor feel to it towards the end
I'll be working with a guy today who always plays God awful euro dance crap and polish hip hop
I suspect I'll need some tunes later to get it out my head
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In reply to Post #49
another for the Bass players....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4OhIU-PmB8
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In reply to Post #47
the bon Jovi hair doo didn't turn her then
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Loved Skunk Anansie.
I once tried to chat up Skin in a bar in Camden when they were just starting out. We were on the lookout for a new drummer and went to see if we could nick Mark from them... The lads in my band were egging me on to go and try my luck. So off I go bold as northern brass ... talk about barking up the wrong tree! She was lovely about it though and bought me a pint so not a total crash and burn.
Superb band
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In reply to Post #44
Stick some tunes up mate I like some variety
Just heard a snippet of what sounded like skunk anansie on whatever my Mrs is watching, think I'll have a quick listen before I sit down for the new Terry hearn vid
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I was going to say I love a bit of Bush but i'll get told off....
...by myself probably! (bloody snowflake!)
Actually, Bush were a top band too - off to play a couple of theirs... 'Everything Zen' , 'Machinehead', 'Swallowed' all good tunes!
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In reply to Post #43
It was a bit tongue in cheek mate. I like my music too
The live lounge is superb. Some great tunes come out of that
Like I said. It starts at A and ends at Z for me. Anybody seen Ahha in the live lounge, that was a blast from the past!
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In reply to Post #42
The future heads did that in the live lounge, very good
Kate Bush isn't really to my taste but I did quite like 'the third bar' with snow patrol. Edit: I'm sure I first heard it with Kate Bush on the female vocal, but it's not her on the album
scozza, if you cant appreciate this you need help
I'm trying not to sing 'my hole when I mooned' with my kids present
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no point in it Tinhead as I'd win every week and some numpty would claim it was a conspiracy...
Couple of tunes that have popped up on my shuffle today...
Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
Waterboys - Whole of the Moon
Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights
Futureheads - Hounds of Love
Scozza - if you've not heard of them, get yourself on youtube especially for the Futureheads cover which is brill!
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In reply to Post #32
Make sure you use a loud drill and wear ear protection if you are listening to that lot
Except the last 3
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In reply to Post #36
There was a forum that used to have a fitty thread but it was called 'Smash or Trash' . Unfortunately far too politically incorrect for here though
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In reply to Post #38
sounds like that car from the Stephen King novel that only played 1950's rock n roll... Christine. Squashing the fat bloke to the strains of 'Boney Maroney' - very funny
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In reply to Post #37
When I bought my first car I wasn't warned about the dodgy stereo, my first 6 months of driving had jeep as the soundtrack as the CD was stuck in it and the radio was stuck on magic fm
It's only the last couple of years I can listen to it again
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oooh Stereophonics!
Their 1st album - start to finish on repeat. bloody brilliant.
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In reply to Post #1
This is a bit like the massive thread for tunes on the old Cemtex site, used to come accross some outstanding dance/rave tunes on there back in the day.
Go careful lads there'll be a Friday fitty thread next !!
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In reply to Post #34
Pulp 1995 takes some beating
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In reply to Post #33
No vaccines till next year
I'll throw some in the mix, and add some wombats, white stripes and green day too
Oh and some biffy
Might have some britpop before I sit down for Terry's vid this evening.
Not sure what gig to watch tonight, might watch muse from glasto
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In reply to Post #32
One or two there I'm not so familiar with but If they've been on XFM then I'm bound to have heard their music.
The Vaccines anyone?
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On today's playlist while I sort some jobs out
Jamie t
Paulo nutini
Frattellis
Pigeon detectives
Klaxons
Kooks
Stereophonics
Muse
And some Arctic monkeys
It's like xfm from 2010
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In reply to Post #20
Classic !!
the day the ravens left the tower
Walk forever by my side
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In reply to Post #28
Made some decent tunes I guess but not really my cup of tea.
Love the tune boots of Spanish leather sung by mandolin orange and the range of instruments they play, what a talent.
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In reply to Post #27
Had to google them and not really my cup of tea.
Talking of mandolins I tried twice recently to make a joke of this but no one got it so I have another opportunity to link you to someone that I'm not a fan of but I do like this song after my mate on its release persistently played it to me on his fidelity radiogram
LINK
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Went to The Clash London Calling exhibition just before lockdown at the Museum of London.
There wasn't much to see to be honest but they did play this
PLAY IT LOUD
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In reply to Post #23
It’s now or never What Elvis Presley?
Actually Elvis's Sun Records period is pretty darn good
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bloody brilliant! Still play their stuff now when I'm sat with the guitar.
and the demographic at gigs changed so much for the better when they released Slippery When Wet .....
happy days
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In reply to Post #22
It’s now or never, and I aint gonna live forever...
I knew it
Good band if I’m honest
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got it with your 1st guess....
Same birthday as well - can't beat the old B-J.....
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In reply to Post #20
I’ve got it now, a blonde haired streaked Bon Jovi
It’s Europe, the final countdown
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I did have a Damon Grant / Bono type mullett for a while but quickly developed into full on shaggy dog (actually I had a perm once - looked like a dark haired Kylie. You'd have loved me... )
Abba - bloody brilliant!
edit - Framey. What a band eh? 68 Guns our battle cry!
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In reply to Post #17
Arctic monkeys?
Kraftwerk, didn’t they only have one song, she’s a model..?
I bought a Bowie album not long after his death, can’t say I was a fan but it surprised me how many hits he had
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In reply to Post #9
The alarm
Now there’s a blast from the past
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This week I've had Otway/Barrett and the Arctics on while painting the shed but then the bloke from Kraftwerk died the other day so unusually for me I had a change of mood and today I listened to a little bit of early OMD in particular Stanlow and then the full album Low by Bowie. Tomorrow will be The Idiot- Iggy Pop
Could to see some of you listen to some good music. My missus had Alexa playing Kiss Radio followed by Chris Brown.
****ing load of rubbish drove me up the wall
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In reply to Post #14
I just has a vision of similar haircuts in your youth Mal, he used to have it long you know, mind you I would have liked to have shagged Kylie at the time
Mine starts with ABBA and ends with amazulu, I mean ZeeZee Top
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In reply to Post #13
it's 'Donovan' you heathen
you been at the hard stuff again?
I'll give anything a go - as my playlist suggests - but that dance stuff doesn't do it for me.
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In reply to Post #12
Back last week, all good fun trying to distance with an office full of people
Can’t wait to get out more
You won’t believe what I listen to, A - Z but not Jason Donavon like you
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In reply to Post #11
you need to get out more - and turn that dance sh*te off
my neighbour plays that kind of stuff to all hours. the same song all bloody night. at least it sounds like the same bloody song anyway....
you gonna be back at work this week then?
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In reply to Post #9
Heard of the 5th one down Mal
I’m guessing the others are Bulton club turns?
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In reply to Post #9
Muse were the first band I saw at Wembley, absolutely brilliant
Mind you they had to be, biffy Clyro were the warm up act, the stadium was going mental for the long instrumental bit in bubbles link
Ive got a live Foals set on now, might follow it up with some kasabien
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In reply to Post #3
yeah fantastic band
I'm listening to a lot of stuff lately to pass the time...
Muse is always on my playlist. Best band around for me.
then being going back into my older stuff..
The Alarm - Declaration
Buddy Holly - a mate did a brill compilation set for me.
Arrested Development
Adam and the Ants - Kings of the Wild Frontier
Iron Maiden (classic era stuff)
Leatherwolf - not so well known but fantastic rock / metal band
Jeff Buckley - Grace (great chill out music)
Had a punk night after that thread the other evening too
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In reply to Post #1
Saw them at Leeds last year, absolutely magnificent, what an entertainer DG
Music for me:
Radio one dance has been very good at the moment. Mr Jams 4pm, like Jordan North too, makes me laugh
I have a pile of CDs on the side, the more the beers go down the more I go through them and the volume goes up
Find myself sat at the back doors with the dog, music bumping out, bit of sun, nice drink, was loving this weather until today
Starting training again this week, unlimited exercise. I have around 2kg to get off as a consequence
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Atm
Chris Stapleton
The traveller album
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In reply to Post #5
He’s waiting on a grime or cockney knees up remix
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In reply to Post #4
I'm disgusted that baby shark isn't on the list
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In reply to Post #1
The bloke who lives with us that has built up a good rapport with Alexa only knows 3 songs.. paw patrol theme tune, rabbit by Chas and Dave and my old mans a dustman by Lonnie Donegan
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In reply to Post #2
Makes me laugh every time I see that mtv unplugged gig, the bloke who looks like he's drumming by numbers is the same guy who's had me and 40/60/80 thousand other people in the palm of his hand when I've seen them live
Amazing live act
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In reply to Post #1
can you imagine being Taylor Hawkins? Years of practice to get to the top of his game and he's still the 2nd best drummer in his band...
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I blame mal for the ear worm
I've been watching a lot of you tube videos of live gigs
Also tying in to the conspiracy thread, I can't work out how
this
Is the same guy from
this video
perhaps this is a true story....
So what have you been listening too?
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NON Carp stuff