I saw the docu on P. Doherty and was amazed how he has faded into obscurity in France.
Yep, for the best, otherwise there would likely be no more Pete Doherty.
I saw the docu on P. Doherty and was amazed how he has faded into obscurity in France.
Yep, for the best, otherwise there would likely be no more Pete Doherty.
One for @us-&-them
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At last some titles I have heard of, if not heard myself. :)
Been a very long time since I heard that!!! :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
Here's another blast from the past:-
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Wouldn't recognise Iggy Pop from that sleeve. Like Keith Richards he's now so wrinkled he can screw his hat on, though he's nowhere near as good a guitarist as Keith.Quote:
Originally Posted by Us-&-Them
I agree. I would have to say though, Iggy as a frontman would (in his younger years) take some beating............. to put it mildly, he was out there!!! He was (in his younger years) brilliant !!!! I wouldn't imagine he was still as "out there" now as he was then and, if he is, I'm sure it wouldn't be to the same degree !!! :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Liars Dance - 'Mystery Tales'
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Label: Farewell Music – QS 241 263
Format: CD, Album
Country: Switzerland
Released: 1996
Genre: Rock
Style: Folk Rock, Prog Rock