proper 'Diff' lingo that Steve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pierre De Grenoble
Roy Budd
proper 'Diff' lingo that Steve.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pierre De Grenoble
Roy Budd
Thomas Jefferson Kaye
If you ever spend any time in Cardiff ( keerdiff) you'll hear a bit of that. People wants it, needs it, loves it.. init... :D After 20 years here I've still got my Essex accent, but you can't help but pick up bits of the rest.Quote:
Originally Posted by jollyfix
n/p John & Beverley Martin: Road To Ruin (CD)
I used to live in Splott and Canton Steve, know the diff very well. Spent most of my youth in the old mrs Kellys records in the indoor market. Still there now, but so different.
Blitzen Trapper
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Takes me back a few years :)
Ain't that the truth, If I'm working in town and wander into the Central market, it never even enters my head to go and look at Kellys.. when we first got here I used to love a good dig on that balcony...n/p Marianne Faithfull: Broken English (CD)Quote:
Originally Posted by jollyfix
MORRIS ON BAND live Skipton 2004
MALINCORNE - quintessence
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Yes - Drama (LP, Atlantic US 1980)
BENNY SORBARDJA "NIGHT TRAIN" (Indonesia, 70s)
Riccardo Zappa
Vetiver
Eels
Attachment 16454 Pulp Fiction soundtrack, one of the best soundtracks out there I reckon with some quality tunes
Selection from these for St. Paddy's day -
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Horslips - the band U2 could have been :)
The Man Who Built America sucks pony pony.
But the other two concept lps are tops.
Ireland - the only country whose history is based on fantasy: Fomors, Tuatha de Dannan....
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sick day since ages, listening Wagner since ages. I like this version, Gotterdammerung now.
Ops, maybe is the wrong section. Should I put it in classical?
John Barry (The Guvnor!) The Knack soundtrack.
Fleetwood Mac - First
Vinyl
Blue Horizon 7-63200 First Ever Release
Found Today In a Charity Shop for £1......
£79 current value in this condition :eyebrows: I have the reissue but this is in a different league :eek:
Congrats! :) Findings like this is the thrift-shop wandering worthwhile!Quote:
Originally Posted by dantheman91
I just finished this:
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Ane Brun - When I'm Free ((LP, Balloon Ranger Records 2015)
started this up:
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Alison Krauss - Paper Airplanes (LP, Rounder Records USA 2011)
Link Wray
Barefoot Jerry
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Vinyl...first fir a while... Not much to beat this tbh
Hoyt Axton,
i have always liked Steppenwolfs version, but always come back to the original. I think its because of his throat singing tones and the chug along guitar.
John "OO" Fleming - For Your Ears Only
CD
2000
:gig::rave:
Blowing Away The System Cobwebs and having a few pints of scrumpy jack gotta a feeling its gonna hurt when i get up a 7 for work....:doh::eek:
THIRSTY MOON - live '76 Stagges
Circus
IF
IF.
You know, some of us are on dial-up and we cannot see those viddies.
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Rush "Signals" (CD).
Haven't spun this for years. At the time I felt it was a bit disappointing and I recall the review in Sounds asking where Alex's axe had gone (I wasn't that thrilled that he seemed to be aping Andy Summers and The Edge either). With hindsight I think it stands up quite well though - some strong melodies and a little bit heavier than I remember.
Pete
[QUOTE=The Deacon;741424]You know, some of us are on dial-up and we cannot see those viddies.[/QUOTE
Hi Ivor, you can't see the vids i post? working for me.
Its working for you that I cannot access yer viddy?
What a thing to say.
N.P. : VERTO "REEL 1936"
Just saying that the 'vids; i post i can see, and are working fine. Just asking you if you could see them, if not i wonder why not.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Deacon
Banchee
Played these earlier. a couple of originals, and probably worth a few bob now... will need to check sometime... Both still sound great for 50's vinyl or thereabouts
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Previously:
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Janes Addiction - s/t (LP, Triple-X Records 1987)
on to their next album:
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Janes Addiction - Nothing's Shocking (LP, Warner Brothers 1988)
Great rock with some anxoius nerve to it, and some punkish attitude!
Like'em!
The Soul Of Smooth Jazz - Vol 1 & 2
CD
1999
&
Freddie Hubbard - Jazz Moods - Hot
CD
2004
Trying out the Teac LS H250's i got at the boot sale yesterday not bad by all accounts all the musicality is their quite a ballsy sound fill the room with easy with not much power most certainly a back up pair of speakers ideal for a bit of fun for little cash spent this second system....
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Cos the sun's out, some good old stuff on this compilation.
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Vinyl
One of the greatest blues men ever
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Wolfmother - Victorious (Tidal Hifi, 2016)
I kinda like this! ;)
swapping to vinyl
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Jericho Jones: Junkies, Monkeys & Donkeys (CD)
first they were The Churchills, then Jericho Jones, then just plain Jericho.
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first of the day but following on from last night.
Jericho : Same Title.. their 3rd and last album.
great heavy rock rifferama.. quiet intro then............
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwjDdd1nQ8c
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first time was interesting now I love it