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In reply to Post #113 They sound like songs to grieve to Ken, condolences if so
This one usually brings a tear to my eye
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Another one with sad memories attatched
link
Title always seemed a bit off to me
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In reply to Post #126 Used to like a bit of bazzer until I found out he was hanging out the back of George Michael 😳
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In reply to Post #124 will have a look
Magoo... some good stuff there...
do they let you cockernees listen to Northern Soul? you want to be careful mate - you'll be getting dropped off at Watford Gap and told to start walking!
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In reply to Post #125 Interesting, no Barry Manilow then, suprised me that?
Motörhead. Once worked with a lad and we were talking best song lyrics. His was the ace of spades?:
Another town another screw, another sniff of superglue, Alright...
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In reply to Post #109 Just checked music on my phone, in no particular order.
The jam ( everything)
Marvin Gaye
Leftfield
Guns n roses
happy mondays
Motörhead
Ruff disco
The prodigy
Rod Stewart
Stone roses
Stranglers
Stylistics
Old Trojan stuff
Saturday night fever album
The verve
Northern soul
Motown
Stereo MC's
Cockney rejects
The clash
Frank Sinatra
Barry white
Adele, gorrilaz,Johnny cash, T. rex, slade............quite a mixture as you can see.
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In reply to Post #122 yeeeehaaw!
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In reply to Post #120 not seen that one fella - I never really did OFAH... not sure why. must've clashed with Monkey on bbc2 or something...
Like slaves though - I first saw them on Sunday Brunch tearing it up live in the studio - bizarre and brilliant!
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In reply to Post #111 You seen much of slaves?
Seen them on a couple of undercards and enjoyed it but it doesn't seem to translate to recordings.
I think a lot of that genre, I need the energy of a live performance to get into it
Mal, I can't hear that track without finding the cwying scene from only fools and horses
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In reply to Post #113 Brings back memories of Zeppelin at Knebworth '79 what a day that was.
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In reply to Post #115 Love the Planty story but I will have to disagree about power ballads.
I'm off to clean my ears out with some of THIS
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In reply to Post #116
Inspired by Ken - the big 'O' - my favourites of his songs. What a voice. I think Elvis called him the best singer in the world. Hard to argue... one of the all time greatest
this version is stunning...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSiFt3vzbME
and this is just great too ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmisOxCHEiw
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In reply to Post #115 Great song in that link Mal, gets better and better with age
Edit - Is that you playing the piano at the start
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In reply to Post #113 wow
Never heard that version of Stairway before and my head is blown. Absolutely brilliant - actually brought a tear to my eye with that one.
I saw Page and Plant on the tour they did for the 'No Quarter' album with the full on arabian orchestra - Kashmir never sounded better.
When I was in my early 20's I did some occasional work at a recording studio up in Cumbria (pretty much worked for pizza, studio time and to watch and learn). Francis Dunnery of 'It Bites' fame was doing some guitar tracks there for an album he was doing some session work on. So he's in the studio recording one day and I'm on phone duty. A call comes through for him and I say 'sorry, he's in the studio at the minute, can I give him a message and get him to call you back?'
The well spoken voice on the other end says 'Yeah that's fine. Just tell him Planty called and the tracks sound great so far.'
Turns out 'Planty' was of course Robert Plant his royal self. When I found out I'd spoken to him I had to have a sit down!
As for Heart - great band. Surely responsible for one of the top 5 power ballads ever ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cw1ng75KP0
Play it loud and feel your heart breaking man!
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