I know of Warren Zevon, but don't think I have ever heard anything by him.
I know of Warren Zevon, but don't think I have ever heard anything by him.
Yes that's pretty good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I didn’t know of him until 2 or 3 days ago. I watched his last interview on the David Letterman show, which was posted on AA and was impressed / saddened with the man, so had to look into him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Pleased I did.
Wasn't "Werewolves of London" one of his?Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
I saw them at Glastonbury in '93 as part of that tour. I think some of the tracks on that album were from that. Excellent stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
"Even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day" And these headlined on the NME stage the following year. My most favouritest gig ever :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
yes it was, I have several of his albums, a great talentQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Tends to get overlooked in a canon of superb albums, but it really is genius and no-one else ever sounded the same before or since:
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Growing on me a bit, this one:
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Inclined to agree. It took me a very long time to "get into" the Dan, before it was a 'love hate' thing, but now having obtained most of their albums, I definitely love them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
I recall you saying years back now that you didn't get what was so special about them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I got into them in 1991 during a very tough time in my life and I'm sure they helped me through, although no idea how, so there's some additional attachment for me there.
When I went to see them at Aintree years ago I paid for front row centre seat and access to the 'executive lounge.' After the show there was a charity raffle for the executive ticket holders, £5 a go, winner gets to meet the band.
I bought a ticket but didn't win. Not sure if I would have coped if I had. Would certainly be a Wayne's World 'We're not worthy' moment.
They are my only heroes.
Just time for one more.
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Three excellent albums there Steve.
Saw her in London years ago. She performed 'Last chance Texaco', which is possibly my favourite song of hers, so I can now die a happy man!
Brilliant song, might be my favourite too. She was featured in a series "Women Who Rock" (recommended) which is currently on Sky Arts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
So I am starting my day with the only other album I have:
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I heard somewhere that her later output is rather more 'experimental' and not as good, but it's time I judged that for myself - I'm sure the worst of Rickie Lee Jones would knock spots off the "best of" many other artists.
Flying Cowboys is good. I have most of her output, and would agree her later works could be considered to be critically inferior, but I don't care.
[QUOTE=Pierre De Grenoble;1379882]Only just seen this as I've been away for a bit. Message me your address and it's yours...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
[QUOTE=Dom66;1380364]PM sent.. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pierre De Grenoble
Good one! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
I couldn't get on with "Kamakiriad', so gave it to a charity shop.
Actually forgot I had the vinyl, only came to light recently when I was sorting out my records, not my favourite too be honest Barry
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I have pretty much all of her music, too. "Love Last Chance Texaco" from the first album, which is full of great songs and the second album too "We Belong Together", "Living It Up" etc,.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Well I’m taking us down a very different path to Gong this morning!
This great vocalist is almost certainly my favourite Irish singer, hailing from Dublin and born into a musical family. Her father was a fiddler, who came from Rathlin Island off the coast of northern Ireland, and her mother was a singer. Her brothers Shay and Michael have their own musical group called the Black Brothers and her younger sister Frances would go on to achieve great success as a singer in the 90s. Her son Danny is a member of the Irish rock band The Coronas, while her daughter Róisín is performing under the name Róisín O.
She has released thirteen studio albums and nine compilation albums spanning five decades many with platinum sales, she has been performing for six decades. I have seen her many times and she never fails to stir your emotions !
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Tracklist:
1-1. Turning Away 4:53
1-2. Still Believing. 3:41
1-3. One & Only. 4:03
1-4. Wonder Child. 3:57
1-5. Don't Say OK. 3:54
1-6. Wildest Dreams. 3:43
1-7. Dimming Of The Day. 3:41
1-8. Babes In The Woodn. 4:14
1-9. Speaking With The Angel. 3:25
1-10. I Misunderstood 3:50
1-11. I Will Be There Vocals – Paul Brady 4:22
1-12. Bless The Road 3:43
1-13. The Circus. 4:13
1-14. Just A Journey. 3:45
1-15. Flesh & Blood. 4:05
1-16. Song For Ireland 2001. 5:20
Hidden Harvest - Special Edition Bonus CD
2-1. Who Knows Where The Time Goes. 4:28
2-2. Ring Them Bells - Live Vocals – Joan Baez. 3:20
2-3. Saw You Running. 3:04
2-4. Ae Fond Kiss. 4:07
2-5. Across The Universe - Live Vocals – Noel Bridgeman. 4:41
2-6. Good Morning Heartache. 3:38
2-7. Say A Little Prayer - Live. 3:55
2-8. If I Gave My Heart To You Guitar, Vocals – Shane Howard. 3:00
2-9. Sonny Vocals – Dolores Keane, Emmylou Harris. 4:13
2-10. Once In A Very Blue Moon - Live. 3:01
2-11. Give A Little Now. 4:44
2-12. The Moon & St. Christopher - Live Vocals – Mary Chapin Carpenter 4:20
2-13. Bruach Na Carraige Baine Vocals – Séamus Begley*. 4:55
2-14. Without The Fanfare - Live. 4:30
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Another good one. :)
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The Ozrics - Tantric Obstacles
Anita's out of the house for a couple of hours, so time for some extreme loudness.
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More from ragin' Roger:
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The Who – The Who By Numbers
Label: Polydor – 2490 129
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered
Country: UK
Released: 1975
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Is that a new one from our Tracy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
No, it was released in 2000. I have a few of her recordings, she can do no wrong imo. Although her eponymous debut is the one I go to the most.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry