Tonights music

[Ady In Accy]

He does a cracking version of Ice Cube's Today was a Good Day. Tried finding it on YT to post on here before. No joy

Just 1/2 way through second listen of Next year in Zion. Not heard the track you mentioned - enjoy this album though!

[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

[Tussockface]

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!

[Tussockface]

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.

[southernsoftie]

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!

Anytime.

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.

[southernsoftie]

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.

Popular feller on this forum at the mo' with Ady playing him too.

My fave:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_miHFxG1yuQ

Got to find that Ice Cube cover too.

[Derby Tup]

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'

[Tussockface]

Popular feller on this forum at the mo' with Ady playing him too.

Having watched the YT stuff, I think he occupies the middle ground between Neil Young, Jonathan Richman, and Woody Allen .

(Herman, that is, not Ady!)

[southernsoftie]

Having watched the YT stuff, I think he occupies the middle ground between Neil Young, Jonathan Richman, and Woody Allen .

(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.

At least that's how I think he described me...

[stevefoster]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGNpTb3h2jo
Has an erasure feel to it, never liked em, like this though