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For Shonn

You have Nirvana and Hole on your lists - what about Alice in Chains? If only for the Dog album. Thats beyond

And S*M*A*S*H gets a rousing cheer.

Garden City Rockers Unite!

Fan, buy them both. Pure phase is like the band are playing faraway, 'Amazing Grace' is sonically very direct. Or something. If you like the others you'll like this. Also check big record shops just now for discounts on 'complete works vol 1 and 2' if you never heard the singles - get the live album...

You really are Nasty.

You of course remain a much more suitable candidate for the Messageboard Guardian - but then all that producing takes up the time.

Yes, lets talk music.

And remember, you answered two posts within twenty minutes, you occasional dabbler.

Oh yeah, alright Stevie, whats up.

- seems a bit snidey to me. . "Well, yes...and here we go again" Dr HST There's a moral benchmark on the board(s) now is there? Veiko just does as he feels, big deal. At least he's honest. And not a liar... The shit about the mods is just that. Type what you fucking like. Words on a scree...

No, we need something better to do with our time.

oh shit

Warmth, I heartily reccomend 'Soundtracks'. Also liked 'Future Days' ... which is a colder kind of funk.

I wondered where those highlights went...

Good call Muscles. SCOTCHland is ready. But forget the whisky- Buckie is where it's at. :wink: And what is that Shields is holding? Surely not the long-awaited, mythical MBV album? Nice VOX amp... is Will C on the whole album? And who is producer? And what the hell happened to the SHANIA TWAIN duet?...

I married Isis on the fifth day of May, But I could not hold on to her very long. So I cut off my hair and I rode straight away For the wild unknown country where I could not go wrong. I came to a high place of darkness and light. The dividing line ran through the center of town. I hitched up my pon...

The 20-20s version is fucking great - minimal as hell...
Nice primitive production too.
But at what point do the crazy horns bear any relation to the original?

And is that the riff from 'Sister Ray'...?

I hope they played 'Caught by the fuzz'

Taramis wrote: There is a whole new thread for you to start.

No, you start it wiseguy.

That's right, i said GUY.

Wrong place for humour? Well piss up a rope somewhere funny then.

I'm laughing.... at you.

'MEDI-BOT'

Got the new LP yesterday, and its sounding great!

As far as new albums go, this beats anything else this out this year so far... unlike the Mercury Rev disaster.

(Kermit the frog 'does' Flaming Lips...without the charm).

'KEEP PUTTING SOUL UP'

Anonymous wrote:

SO NOW VOTING TORY AND LIVING OFF DADDIES RICHES IS AN ALTERNATIVE LIFESTYLE??

Of course everyone appears a redneck when your the landed gentry.

I take it Sonic's comments were a little close to the bone?

Mr Anonymous, you just confirmed exactly what Sonic said.

Is that a real fiver Muscles

The Eddie Hazel album is absolute class. To me a very laidback affair.

And that version of 'Gimme Shelter' is incredible!

Glad you like...

Buckfast or Buckie is drunk more than coca-cola in these parts - but its an occasional pleasure.
Some of my mates drink it to ease the night in...and it always proves a very interesting evening.

Painful next day though.

And Shonn...

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The Jig wrote:
Sorry

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Jig, you have passed on more great shows than ....anyone.

Your kindness has been very much appreciated by many.

Even Shonn!

Hope all is well.

I assume there is going be some good, heavy funk involved?

A great selection of music there is guaranteed.

Cheggers plays ... funk.

Eight piece band? I hope that means some saxophone

... or fourth guitar?

... or a kazoo. With phase tone.

Got to agree with Highland Park - some fine nectar from Orkney.

Glenfiddich Special Reserve is another favourite.

WORD up to the Port fiends - enjoyed a bottle over the festive season... a winter warmer and no mistake!

...i like the fact you have to sit and wait for 'Shine a light' to roll past

Sure, you can skip through tracks but that ruins the effect - it really was made for one continuous listen wasn't it?

I thought the 4 track version was THE version, except maybe some import versions...

a beautiful noise wrote:

if all else fails i will email you a pic of what mine looks like.

Er, pass on that Shonn.

I'm intrigued about the idea of a disseration on presumably LAGWAFFIS.

Be sure to mention the significance of the minutes silence at the end of 'Cop shoot cop...'

Easy Robbie - I know for a fact that a lot of people who post here listen to all kinds of music, as hardcore as you like...certainly new and adventurous. Is Julian Cope any more new and adventurous than Spiritualized? Cope will be indebted to krautrock eternal Understand... myself and many others he...

SpacemanRob wrote:
To inter-link the blues with c*****y for me is heresy.....

Like Ray Charles? Mixing the sacred and the profane? Risky stuff Rob.

Accessble? The voices on some of those records never cut right through you?

Come on...

Eileen

Now, there's nothing wrong with crumbly music

'Born Never Asked' by Laurie Anderson is terrific - having heard the cover first it sounds very minimal in comparison. 'Things Will Never Be The Same' is an original surely? Maybe a Kember original... Speculation on 'I Am What I Am' suggested it was a cover - but I'm sure it's a Spaceman original - ...

Mind the Poppers Sloey... and the fuckin' noose.

After all the hassle of getting a hold of FUI, I bet you were well pleased with obtaining the quietest Spiritualized album...ever.

Or is that just my copy?

ononist wrote:In a similar vein. Have you (or anyone else) heard the Thighpaulsandra albums especially 'I' and 'Double Vulgar'. The things that man can do with sound are unbelievable. Complete head music.

Completely agree. Head spinning. Supremely twisted music...

Yeah, thats the place i was thinking of. Been there a few times, both times spending a serious amount of ca$h, and was treated with blatent arseholery. Not a bad selection though - although some of the 2nd hand gear is way overpriced. Got a lot of good funk and reggae in there...and some crappy rule...

I love 'Give Out...' , I used to have that and the fabled Dixie Narco tracks on one tape - a great party album (even if its just a party in your head). The George Clinton tracks are smokin' Other lost classics include Tricky - Angels with Dirty Faces - mind blowingly intense skeletal rock. Leila - C...

How sad is this?

Me and my girl got 68 last weekend...

You're quite correct though...

I rock

Some gigs too! Don't think i will be able to go (london...), but if anyone can...DO IT.

The track samples sound great, and check out the pictures of the live show...

Thats a great site...

Thanks Clewsr... a little snippet of that review

Spiritualized's ferocious "Sad Days Lonely Nights" features some of Jason Pierce's most unhinged guitar-work since Spacemen 3's "Revolution"...

Figures from a shop that was spawned by, and catering to Depeche Mode fans. That makes sense... I read a hilarious interview with Dave Gahan recently in which he claimed that Sigur Ros had changed his entire way of thinking about music....yeah, you and every other has-been wanting to namecheck some...

Jerry Lee Lewis has a new album out this year that will either be fucking amazing or a massive let down - he's got some good, honest producer* behind him (think Cash & Rubin) ... only thing is Kid Rock is involved as well... :cry: Like Elvis his best cuts are from the country/soul songbooks... a...

'Losing My Edge' and other singles and b-sides are available on initial copies of the album - a 2CD affair. Instrumentally ... I like the layered approach they do, and the big cymbals and cow-bells... not quite sure about the vocals though - and Daft Punk aren't nearly quite as cool as LCD think the...

Speaking of William Bell, has anyone ever heard mention of the influence of his 1967 "Soul of a Bell" record on Gram Parsons? It's pretty obvious to me given the Byrd's cover of 'You Don't Miss Your Water' on SOTR, and the Flying Burrito Brothers' version of 'Do Right Woman, Do Right Man'...

Sounds familiar Spzretent - I recall having lots of hassle with those mothers, sending me the wrong discs (one my cheque had been cashed) and then unable to supply me with what i was really looking for... Numerous complaints followed, I did eventually get what I was after but at great expense, they ...

There's a Fluxus Anthology compilation (vinyl) that has an edit of 'Dream House 1973' on it .....dronetastic.

Lauryn Hill - 'The Sweetest Thing'
JJ Cale - 'Naturally' & 'Troubadour'
Sly Stone - 'Fresh'
Miles Davis - 'Filles de Kilimanjaro'
Balanescu Quartet - 'Michael Nyman String Quartets 1 -3'
Slayer - 'Reign In Blood'

Silence is quite good on Sunday mornings too...

Or even me...maybe

Another one for all the Byrdmaniax... MOJO published this month it's own top 10 Byrds records... 1 The Notorious Byrd Brothers 2 Mr Tambourine Man 3 Younger than Yesterday 4 Untitled/Unissued 5 Sweetheart of the Rodeo 6 Mojo presents...an introduction (cheat!) 7 Fifth Dimension 8 Preflyte Sessions 9...

....so it can be done, it takes patince and everybody involved is going to need cakewalk/pro-tools/garage band just don't get carried away with all of the filters/envelopes/delay that you can use. you'll never end up finishing. let me know if you need a thick low end laid down. i'd be up for it. xx...

Yeah man....forget about Dre.

What is this book?

VEIKO... you can be drummer...singer....and dancer?

see you in Monte Carlo...

...The Proclaimers are as authentic as you get

I'm very central...PM me ...that is you radioshack?

Ash it will happen if radioshack is up for it.... his thoughts on glas ring true
I mentioned on another post that I thinking of jamming with people.

i'm determined to make it happen, as Iggy says theres nothing like the feeling of heavy electricity from an amp on loud as hell.

I'm trying to start a band up here in boring old Scotland, it's just full of podgy kids listening to really bad pop/metal shit... but once again being Glaswegian holds me back. Didn't stop Frank Ferdinand. Well they say they're Glaswegian... :wink: If your serious with regards to jamming i'm up for...

THE NIGHT TRIPPER - 'Gris Gris'

although that not really what you get on stage now

I like the sly humour - but saying that theres an album by They Might Be Giants that will make me laugh forever...

Blue Jam is great as well.

NEVER TRUST A PUNK ROCKER.

Does that mean that the original (mastered with a screwdriver) version is worth far more than the generally available one?

You should hear how bad my tape of that album sounds like nowadays, now that's seriously lo-fi

...he said that the guy who mixed it couldn't stand dennis and deliberately did a crap job... Its crazy. I always liked the larger than life production - will the Dennis Wilson mixes ever surface, or have you heard them U_Score? Its like Dion's 'Born to be with you' - a fucking guide vocal. Like th...

i forgot to mention Bloemfontein 's 'The Longer Now' ... glad to see the rest of you remembered! To me, that was the best debut album i have heard in ages, its just so much better than any number of over-hyped, musically weak pin-up 'rock n roll' bands who are flogged by an increasingly desperate mu...

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Any more info Warmth? And any gigs??

Did anyone else see it?

Some great raw footage of the Stooges - "...that's peanut butter".

Also hilarious appearance on some mid seventies talk show - Bowie and Iggy giggling away about "nihilism"...

yeah...heavy irony indeed sounding exactly like you have done before, with regards to other product.

But really! Good to hear from you again Ian.

'Great day' is the album you have to get by the Staple Singers ... 27 tracks of that gorgeous tremelo and voice in each ear...purity. All very early. I didnt enjoy 'Live at the Copa' but then I was comparing it to the Greatest Live Album In the world...ever. I mention Dave Godin earlier too, read pa...

It's a cover of MC5's Come Together which is on 'Kick Out The Jams' - which is about "...the original dance".

There's a great version on 'Performance'.

They fucked with the original Monsters (the blue guy with the bizarre hat) yet often a bag of 'spicy flavour' can somehow replace a meal...

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