Sabbath

[mr brightside]

Maybe worth starting on the Junior section :closed:

They wouldn't get any style of house music, with it not having an attitude as such.

Plus Radiohead. Overated miserable buggers...

Misery was the idea of grunge. I remember being at school during the height of the grunge years, everyone's coolness was directly proportional to how depressed and troubled they appeared to be and how much they listened to grunge. I recently rediscovered The Smashing Pumpkins...

Intoxicated; with the madness,
I'm in love with; my sadness.
Bullsh!t fakers; enchanted kingdoms;
Fashion victims pull their charcoal teeth.

I never let on,
That i was on a sinking ship,
I never let on that i was down.

Cracking stuff!

[stevefoster]

I don't mind a bit of AC/DC :closed:

Me too, but love RHCP!
Even more so after monday night.

[Derby Tup]

Glad you had a good time merry. I remember flicking through the lead singer's (auto?)biography a while ago. Seems like he'd lived a bit. Not unlike Ozzy Osbourne (drifting perilously close to being back on topic!)

[stevefoster]

Glad you had a good time merry. I remember flicking through the lead singer's (auto?)biography a while ago. Seems like he'd lived a bit. Not unlike Ozzy Osbourne (drifting perilously close to being back on topic!)

Read it too mate, he's done some drugs, lots of drugs in fact, looks well for 49 years old. Does a bit of trail running and mountain hiking as well:thumbup:

[Derby Tup]

Read it too mate, he's done some drugs, lots of drugs in fact, looks well for 49 years old. Does a bit of trail running and mountain hiking as well:thumbup:

The bit when he got to meet the Pope made me smile. FTOP tomorrow isn't it? Have a good 'un!

[stevefoster]

The bit when he got to meet the Pope made me smile. FTOP tomorrow isn't it? Have a good 'un!

Aye me too. Cheers mate, FTOP it is and the day after is the SABBATH, back on thread

[Derby Tup]

Review of book about Bobby plugging in

Read it Graham? Actually, more to the point, did you get asked to contribute?

[Graham Breeze]

Now DT

I know that you know that I know that you know...

(from Tell Me, Momma by Bob Dylan)

[Graham Breeze]

Review of book about Bobby plugging in

Read it Graham? Actually, more to the point, did you get asked to contribute?

I have dozens of books on Dylan and Wald's book (I have read other books by him) is probably the most broad ranging, perceptive, knowledgeable and best written: not least because Wald isn't a "fan" but is a very analytical, intelligent and thoughtful writer.

[Derby Tup]

Has he written anything about punk or metal Graham, or maybe dub reggae?