Just 1/2 way through second listen of Next year in Zion. Not heard the track you mentioned - enjoy this album though!Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
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Just 1/2 way through second listen of Next year in Zion. Not heard the track you mentioned - enjoy this album though!Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
About twenty minutes into tonight's Marc Riley programme on 6 Music is a fantastic cover of David Bowie's Sweet Thing by Joan as Policewoman.
Well worth a listen. Apparently she's got an album of covers coming out soon, with some real weird and wonderful tunes on there. Worth looking out for.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/6musi...ic/6m_marc_tue
SS, the Marc Riley link is currently unavailable, but there's an old (2006) Youtube version:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ2fRxOSbOw
Don't know how it compares, but thanks for the PM tipoff!
Love a bit of Herman Dune myself. I've had "My Home is Nowhere Without You" on my 'road-running iPod' for about 6 months; crackingly whimsical.
Anytime.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tussockface
Wouldn't say it improves it, but is a really interesting take on it, and think it stands on its own legs as a really good tune.
:)
Popular feller on this forum at the mo' with Ady playing him too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tussockface
My fave:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_miHFxG1yuQ
Got to find that Ice Cube cover too.
Kilimanjaro, the debut album from the Teardrop Explodes. Genius 'not-mad' Julian Cope in fine form. My re-issue CD includes the french version of 'Treason' :cool:
Having watched the YT stuff, I think he occupies the middle ground between Neil Young, Jonathan Richman, and Woody Allen :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
(Herman, that is, not Ady!)
Does seem to have tongue firmly in cheek a lot of the time don't he? Seems to be building quite a cult following too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tussockface
At least that's how I think he described me...:rolleyes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGNpTb3h2jo
Has an erasure feel to it, never liked em, like this though:confused::D
Korn: Greatest hits. Pure genius but slightly disapointing when listened to after a bout of pantera and RATM
My eldest went through a Korn/Rage against the machine/Pantera/Fear Factory/Rammstien phase........still going through it actually:DQuote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
Nowt wrong with it. AC DC are my favourites though. I saw them at the MEN Arena
Love AC/DC;)Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
Got Mini-Merry into Van Halen tonight on the way to Widdop.
Thats a start.My particular favourite pre race bands are Porcupine Tree and Dream Theater. A bit of prog rockQuote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
I'm raging against the machine from deep within the bowels of an insurance company. Slowly bringing 'the man' down from the inside. One day at a time.Quote:
Originally Posted by merrylegs
'My Life' - Julio Iglesias' greatest hits album. Nice duets with Sinatra, Stevie Wonder and Willie Nelson. Includes a seminal cover of Vincent - why oh why McLean left off the panpipes on his original I don't know ;):cool:
anybody like Run DMC
Prefer Public Enemy.Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboTom
The Specials - Singles collection....Gangsters great tune!
Bloody good stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Alphin
Marsheaux 'luminex noir' for me
An awesome third album and two lovely lovely girls.
What a tune, sums up some twisted times in my life;)
Offspring: Greatest hits. Genius
Tonights music will be cover versions.
I'm a guest on BBC radio Leeds / Sheffield / York /Humberside tonight (about 10.45pm til midnightish) and Shourjo, the DJ, has invited me to bring some of my own cds along - the proviso is that the songs I select have to be cover versions.
Bearing in mind my obsession with 80s music, could be fun..........
A bit of Heidi Talbot for me today/tonight - new (ish) album 'In love+light'.
YouTube does not do her justice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jaTd...om=PL&index=33
two songs from the 80's that I hadn't heard in ages, including one that appeared in a recent episode of Pyschoville:-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4GTP_vPGd8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c08vQ-vUhWI
Nick Drake. Pink moon. Very nice.
Not sure who the group are but a Barn dance at Steve and Nicky's wedding do. Looking forward to a grand night's boogying :D.
Been listening to VV Brown's new album but just heard this Acoustic cover of Shark In The Water on You Tube and it's bloody ace :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuW3FeKcSck
And a good nights boogying was had by all, together with several to many pints but a good 3.5 mile race at 10:30 this morning. Not sure if it was the beer or the bacon buttie that was anchoring me down on the steep climb throught the woods.Quote:
Originally Posted by PlumBum
Music was a ceilidh band with help from a couple of Dark Peakers at one point. Sure IDP may have a comment some time.
All that talk on the fell ponies thread.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHVzo0Qvw4I
That's all them Fell Ponies do.....talk and shake their ass:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by dominion
Nowt wrong with it mind:cool:
Peter Tosh. The man that made Bob Marley.
Should Mr and Mrs Marley not get credit for that:confused::DQuote:
Originally Posted by skennaugh
Ha ha!
Like this:cool:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrZcB-9i7I0
In honour of the 4th Ashes Test, am currently listening to "The Duckworth Lewis Method". Imagine 10cc, ELO, The Beatles and The Feeling forming a rectangle and 22 players starting a cricket match in the middle. Ray Davies is the umpire.
Second tune from last night's Tom Robinson show on 6 Music is a belter. Mayer Hawthorne - Just Ain't Gonna Work Out.
Only available for 7 days:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/6musi...?6music/6m_tom
In related news, I've put in a panicky e-mail to my company's fleet management group to make a last minute addition to the order for my replacement car (still waiting: ordered in May). Just found out now that I can select DAB as an option. Couldn't before. With delivery not due until 09/09/09, I just hope I'm in time. Fingers crossed