KelvinsRightGlove Posted 23 May, 2015 Posted 23 May, 2015 Well KRG's either halfway through Sufjan's Friday gig...gearing up for tomorrow's or kicking his heels waiting for the Sunday show. In depth review kind sir. Monday night, friend. I'll be sure to let you know
lifeintheslowlane Posted 23 May, 2015 Posted 23 May, 2015 Monday night, friend. I'll be sure to let you know Good lad.
SuperMikey Posted 23 May, 2015 Posted 23 May, 2015 Her voice is completely timeless. It's a cliche but you don't hear ones like this nowadays..
lifeintheslowlane Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 Her voice is completely timeless. It's a cliche but you don't hear ones like this nowadays.. Anyone who likes music will understand...just music from the soul.
Goatboy Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 Her voice is completely timeless. It's a cliche but you don't hear ones like this nowadays.. Beautiful.
Goatboy Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 Had a day at Common People festival yesterday (and going again today). Highlights so far: Black Kat Boppers on the uncommon stage, Fatboy Slim closing the first day. Downsides: George The Poet, De La Soul: disappointing. The endless f*cking queueing for drinks, toilets and food. Hideous.
Jonnyboy Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 Had a day at Common People festival yesterday (and going again today). Highlights so far: Black Kat Boppers on the uncommon stage, Fatboy Slim closing the first day. Downsides: George The Poet, De La Soul: disappointing. The endless f*cking queueing for drinks, toilets and food. Hideous. I queued up to use the fancy toilet, still took 10 minutes but very nice experience. Nicer than my own one.
The Cat Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 Had a day at Common People festival yesterday (and going again today). Highlights so far: Black Kat Boppers on the uncommon stage, Fatboy Slim closing the first day. Downsides: George The Poet, De La Soul: disappointing. The endless f*cking queueing for drinks, toilets and food. Hideous. Glad I gave it a miss. Was quite excited when I heard about it originally but a combination of a lazy line up and prohibitive rules meant I didn't bother.
Jonnyboy Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 Glad I gave it a miss. Was quite excited when I heard about it originally but a combination of a lazy line up and prohibitive rules meant I didn't bother. Which rules?
The Cat Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 The no re-entry one was the main thing. People should be allowed to nip home for a slash or go out and get some food and drink rather than pay the extortionate on site prices. That's what wristbands are for.
Jonnyboy Posted 24 May, 2015 Posted 24 May, 2015 The no re-entry one was the main thing. People should be allowed to nip home for a slash or go out and get some food and drink rather than pay the extortionate on site prices. That's what wristbands are for. There was re-entry so long you came back by 8pm, thats what we did. Took the kids for the afternoon.
lifeintheslowlane Posted 25 May, 2015 Posted 25 May, 2015 Waving the banner high AGAIN for Sweet Billy Pilgrim's new album "Motorcade Amnesiac" which, like their previous 3 albums has received great reviews followed no doubt by general apathy. Released today and will no doubt disappear without trace...it's f**kin' brilliant. Hey ho.
KelvinsRightGlove Posted 25 May, 2015 Posted 25 May, 2015 Good lad. Not long back, trying to compose my thoughts fully before writing in much detail but, wow. That really was a truly stunning performance. Haven't had a chance to listen to loads, but even without knowing all the stuff it was a wonderful night.
The Cat Posted 27 May, 2015 Posted 27 May, 2015 Not long back, trying to compose my thoughts fully before writing in much detail but, wow. That really was a truly stunning performance. Haven't had a chance to listen to loads, but even without knowing all the stuff it was a wonderful night. Glad to hear it. Makes me more excited for Brighton in September. On a different track here's a tune by Westkust, the Swedish indie shoegazers who have made one of my favourite albums of the year so far https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozMPj1uqHhE
Maggie May Posted 27 May, 2015 Posted 27 May, 2015 Swirl is one of the best songs of the year so far, for sure.
lifeintheslowlane Posted 29 May, 2015 Posted 29 May, 2015 Difficult to believe it's now 20 years since I saw him at The Wedgewood Rooms. I never buy tour T shirts...but I did for this gig. It's still in the bottom of a drawer, folded and unworn...convinced he was destined for greatness. 5.30...still makes my hair stand on end.
badgerx16 Posted 3 August, 2015 Posted 3 August, 2015 NqWW7Ebln&index=10 I was sitting in Pizza Hut at lunch time and "Goodbye Stranger" came on the piped music - haven't listened to "Breakfast in America" for ages, classic album.
dinger Posted 16 September, 2015 Posted 16 September, 2015 The new Low album, Ones and Sixes. And it's good! It's really, really good! Which is a massive relief as their last couple have been bobbins, and I wondered if it was all over for Low.
Saint Luke Posted 18 September, 2015 Posted 18 September, 2015 I've got this although I must say on CD not Vinyl - even though I do have the technology to play vinyl. It's really rather good too - in my opinion.
dinger Posted 25 September, 2015 Posted 25 September, 2015 Music Complete, by New Order. A couple of spins in now and it's... alright. They're certainly better with Gillian and without Hooky than they were the other way around. Beats, tunes, less of the stodgy rock. Obviously nowhere near their 80s prime, but far and away better than the last couple. I wonder if I'd listen to it if it wasn't by New Order? Probably not, but it's OK.
Saint Luke Posted 1 October, 2015 Posted 1 October, 2015 Interstellar original soundtrack. If you're a fan of the film then it's a must. It will take you back to the film. Very uplifting in parts. Illuminated edition the one with most on it but expensive. Seems even soundtracks even get the 'different' version treatment now.
fish fingers Posted 26 October, 2015 Posted 26 October, 2015 The new offering from John Grant - Grey Tickles. Another really good album from him, great to see he's coming to the Guildhall in Feb next year.
sussexsaint Posted 6 November, 2015 Posted 6 November, 2015 Enjoying the new Def Leppard album. Best one IMHO since Hysteria. An eclectic album with a lot of good songs with different styles. After 30 odd yeasr in the wilderness its great to see them return to form. Obvious Beatles/ Queen influences throughout. Looking forward to seeing them in December
dinger Posted 26 November, 2015 Posted 26 November, 2015 DJ Paypal - Sold Out Bright shiny baubles of funk-tinged electronica
Snopper Posted 30 November, 2015 Posted 30 November, 2015 My long drive was made bearable by the entire version of Cantaloube`s Songs of the Auvergne sung beautifully by Dawn Upshaw. Magic.
Hamilton Saint Posted 1 December, 2015 Posted 1 December, 2015 My long drive was made bearable by the entire version of Cantaloube`s Songs of the Auvergne sung beautifully by Dawn Upshaw. Magic. Bravo! Beautiful music. I have the Netania Davrath version (recorded in 1963). One of the very best versions, IMHO!
Snopper Posted 2 December, 2015 Posted 2 December, 2015 Bravo! Beautiful music. I have the Netania Davrath version (recorded in 1963). One of the very best versions, IMHO! I thought it was just me! Thank goodness for at least one other convert. I`ve heard the Davrath version and also Dame Kiri`s. No problem with either but there`s just something about the Upshaw and Kent Nagaro one that makes it special for me. Maybe because the first time I heard it was on Classic FM about 10 years ago driving home to Kent from a depressing defeat at SMS.
Hamilton Saint Posted 2 December, 2015 Posted 2 December, 2015 I thought it was just me! Thank goodness for at least one other convert. I`ve heard the Davrath version and also Dame Kiri`s. No problem with either but there`s just something about the Upshaw and Kent Nagaro one that makes it special for me. Maybe because the first time I heard it was on Classic FM about 10 years ago driving home to Kent from a depressing defeat at SMS. That would do it! As is often the case with classical music, we tend to prefer the first version we heard — the one that attracted us to the piece in the first place. Even though there are better recorded, and better mastered, versions of the following works, I still like to listen to these recordings that I first heard in the mid-60s: Yehudi Menuhin doing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto; Solomon doing the Grieg Piano Concerto; and Rudolph Serkin doing Beethoven's Emperor Concerto. One of the downfalls, in a way, of repetitive listening? P.S. I'm gonna check out the Upshaw version. Thanks!
CHAPEL END CHARLIE Posted 9 January, 2016 Posted 9 January, 2016 Being the incurably trendy ''down with the teenagers type'' I've just added this to my MP3 player's somewhat eclectic playlist: [video=youtube;G-eyxoRDKCM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-eyxoRDKCM
Nordic Saint Posted 31 January, 2016 Posted 31 January, 2016 Roy Harris's 3rd Symphony is one of my favourite pieces of music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyI_XmJnvO4 Paavo Berglund & the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Sibelius Symphonies & Tone Poems, mostly recorded at Southampton Guildhall in the 1970s.
do i not like fizzy pop Posted 27 February, 2016 Posted 27 February, 2016 Breakdown EP by Fourth Engine Debut release from this Bristol based synth duo. Think Portishead meats Moroder. https://fourthengine.bandcamp.com/releases
dinger Posted 23 March, 2016 Posted 23 March, 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTH2bhOy1k0 RIP Phife
Julian H. Cope Posted 16 April, 2016 Author Posted 16 April, 2016 Sturgill Simpson - A Sailor's Guide to Earth
badgerx16 Posted 30 April, 2016 Posted 30 April, 2016 Started with the video for Mother's Talk by Tears for Fears, and found this in the linked videos listed by Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7_Te7iDojA
Rory Posted 21 March, 2017 Posted 21 March, 2017 On rotation: Bob Stanley and Pete Wigg present English Weather The Shins - Heartworms Spoon - Hot Thoughts Grandaddy - Last Place Flat Worms - Red Hot Sand King Gizzard - Flying Microtonal Bana Dutch Uncles - Big Balloon H Grimace - Self Architect Mac Demarco - This Old Dog
scotty Posted 30 April, 2017 Posted 30 April, 2017 Question for the older farts on here; I've just listened to the current Goon show episode on iplayer, The Last Smoking Seagoon. What is the number Max Geldray plays on it?
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