Sorry to double post, but this is especially for Clubhappy:

so's this...

and this..

the blood of the guitar was Chuck Berry red!

Something extremely good to listen to on 4/20...

Meatloaf - a man who sings for 12 minutes where humming would suffice.

Afghan Whigs and NED's Atomic Dustbin.

Hadn't heard either for years until I downloaded them yesterday - brilliant!

Afghan Whigs and NED's Atomic Dustbin.

Hadn't heard either for years until I downloaded them yesterday - brilliant!

Takes me back to my youth. Absolutely loved both them bands. Especially neds.

Is somebody impersonating dickywuh?

Takes me back to my youth. Absolutely loved both them bands. Especially neds.

Is somebody impersonating dickywuh?

Hey, I had a wide and varied taste in music. I still do in fact.

Got really into gypsy jazz recently, this guy is pretty amazing

(try to ignore the massively irritating host!!)

Eno - Another Green World

Once every five years or so it's given a spin.

Beaut record.

(Didn't put a picture in here due to luddite alliegiences/don't know how etc)

Pino Palladino holding it down!

Train - Hey, Soul Sister

Otis Grand - Mother-In-Law Blues

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Edith Piaf - La Vie En Rose

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

A band from about 30 minutes down the road, in Bridgend. Good listen, for my music taste anyway.

My favourite place in all this world is the Greek Isle, Santorini, and I love Greek Country music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0XbaDu93gA

Just had to buy a new belt-drive for my turntable, but my record player is now up and running again. I'm currently listening to Mick Ronson's "Slaughter On 10th. Avenue" (1974), I'd quite forgotten how f*ckin' good this album is! Best track for me is "Only After Dark", sounds just like Bowie.

The National - Boxer

Good taste, Plockers!

This is a song about Moi, Val and gem!

Just had to buy a new belt-drive for my turntable, but my record player is now up and running again. I'm currently listening to Mick Ronson's "Slaughter On 10th. Avenue" (1974), I'd quite forgotten how f*ckin' good this album is! Best track for me is "Only After Dark", sounds just like Bowie.

Its a fantastic record BB.

I hunted this down in the early 90s when i learnt this guy id never heard of but used to play guitar with Bowie was producing records for Morrissey.

I was so glad i did, its wonderful. Havent heard it for ages and your post has just reminded me of that so im going to whack it on my iphone right now and listen to it all week!

Something from the same era as The Coasters - Link Wray!

This single was banned in 1958, even though it's an instrumental - it was regarded as too menacing!

i've recently got hold of a set of james bond audio books - i've always preferred the books to the films, i think you only live twice is my favourite, it has an atmosphere that's totally missing in the film of the same name. reading the books in order also gives you a far better overall picture of bond's career. the films were filmed well out of order, casino royale was the first of the books, quantam of solace was a short story, the first film, doctor no is something like the 5th or 6th of the books and so on.

but anyway, i'm working my way through the books in order, so far i've listened to casino royale, the fist but not the best of the james bond books, and am currently around two thirds of the way through live and let die, the second in the series, a vast improvement on it's predecessor - and more memorable and better in every (in my opinion) than the film of the same name.