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From the inventors of Nu-Metal. Korn - 1994 - Korn.
wish you were here..
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Currency of Man
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Kartick Kumar / S.V. Patwardhan / Rajaram – Raga-Musik Aus Indien • Music From India
Label: Deutsche Grammophon – 2726 017
Series: Deutsche Grammophon Privilege
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country: Germany
Released: 1968
Genre: Folk, World, & Country
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Have you been away on holiday Adrian? Somewhere nice?Quote:
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Is that their last LP? Is it a collection of new performances of existing songs, or does it have new material?Quote:
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it was released in 2007 and was their last with glen frey as he died i think in 2016Quote:
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Get your magnifying glass out Barry!
I like The Eagles, but by no means a mega fan, so not too familiar with their back catalogue. Anita bought this a couple of years ago, and I have never played it until today.
Australia for October, 5 Nights in Sydney, then 18 days with Motorhome stopping 12 times driving up to Cairnes, then 6 nights at Palm Cove just North of Cairns. We had a wonderful time, did all the touristy stuff and even went to see Miss Saigon at the Sydney Opera house, and we do not like musicals, but it was very good and quite an experience, although expensive as we got 2 of the last 3 seats left. Australia trip was Sue's 60th Birthday present on the 2021 Covid lockdown, she has always wanted to go there, and it was out Ruby Wedding on 22 Oct, so lots of brown points.Quote:
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That's some holiday.
Now back here to the rain and cold :)
Yes! - I'm most envious; Australia is only continent I have yet to put a foot on.
And a visit to the Sidney Opera House - can't get much better than that.
Anyway, "welcome back", glad to hear you guys had a great time. :)
Bit of a blast from the past with that one Dominic. I used to be big fan of the nice and saw them a few timesQuote:
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For some reason, I never got on with the later ELP. :scratch:
Rock N Roll !!! :lol: :lol: :thumbsup:Quote:
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Roger Waters Is This The Life We Really Want?
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A couple of years ago I thought I'd try him out. But I totally failed to connect with it, and gave up after side one.
Today I thought I'd have a poke around some recordings that failed the first time around, and this one jumped out at me (well actually grudgingly dragged itself of the shelf). I played side one again, and nothing has happened in the two years since its first play to change my mind. But I'm persevering. So far so good, but God he's a miserable bugger.
George Thorogood & The Destroyers.
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not heard that one. his wall version is ok, although i prefer the originalQuote:
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Good choice!Quote:
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"Is This The Life We Really Want?" is not an album I have heard either.
Certainly Waters started to write angry and depressing material before Pink Floyd split up, and yet, of the careers of the former members, it is that of Waters that most interests me.
I have ordered this after hearing (and really liking) some of it last weekend. It's called "Us +Them", a live set by Roger Waters. Should arrive early next week. This is the track listing.Quote:
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its in my basket list but not hit button yet. also got nick mason's one in there. its silly dear but supposed to be goodQuote:
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US & THEM. FOR SOME REASON, THAT SOUNDS FAMILIAR !! :thumbsup:
What, you mean LOUD? :ner:Quote:
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Boom Boom! :lol:
The vinyl version (3 record set) goes for £45+, so that's not happening. My double CD copy is £6.39. The Nick Mason CD (assuming you mean the "Saucerful of Secrets" live set) is rather more expensive, probably some rarity value. But looks interesting, I'll put that on my list.Quote:
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Agnes Obel, Aventine
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Michelle Shocked, Short Sharp Shocked. Good one this.
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Debbie Harry, Rockbird
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Agreed! :)Quote:
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an oft used Saturday am wakemeup.. Wilburys
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Another good one! :)
MAKING MOVIES
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Despite what the label says, it only cost me a quid...
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fabulous album this.... :DQuote:
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Blondie, Autoamerican
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New Boots and Panties!!
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More Stiffness
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Been meaning to buy that for years, for some reason you never saw it in second hand record shops, I suppose that's a positive testimonial.Quote:
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Friend of mine as a 14 year old got it as a Christmas present from his ageing parents. They wanted him to play it while they listened - knowing the language on it he made all sorts of excuses but they insisted. Ofc when Dury says 'Fuck' they went ballistic, didn't speak to him for a week.
That's parents for you, mine were the same.
Did you ever see the Ian Dury biopic, that is worth watching if you come across it. Andy Serkis was perfect for the part, more Ian Dury than Ian Dury himself.
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A seminal album if ever there was! Excellent!Quote:
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I have seen it - not bad, but I don't think I want a copy.
Andy Serkis is, as you say, perfect as Ian Dury. It's the rest of the cast that let the film down for me.