That made me smile! Going to have to dig out that album now too, I remember buying it, but doubt I have played it since then.
That made me smile! Going to have to dig out that album now too, I remember buying it, but doubt I have played it since then.
I'm afraid I'm as not as 'forensic' as you when it comes to music: I don't even know what "nu-metal" and "pop punk" is meant to be - I just listen to any new CD and if I like what I hear then that is enough for me.Quote:
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I'm away from my system at the moment, and will be for about another week. But upon my return I'll dig out the CD and give it another spin and a reappraisal.
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In a February 2021 interview, drummer Ralph Molina remembers how the group ended up collaborating with Young:
"Neil would come out to (Billy Talbot's) house in Laurel Canyon, after he left the Springfield, and play acoustic with us and talk. After we became the Rockets, we were going to play the Whiskey in Hollywood. We asked him to come sit in with us, which he did. We then formed into Crazy Horse and recorded Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. The sessions went free and easy, like they are to this day. No rehearsals. Neil walks in with a song, then we jump in. We get it in one, two takes. After that, the feel, heart and emotion are lost. Any more takes, and now you're just playing a part. When you're young, there are no politics, nothing to get in the way. We just had fun playing- no thinking, just playing."
Really like this album. Guitar interplay with Young and Danny Whitten on "Down by the River" is really something - Wow, check out that stereophonic sound! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
It really is just so good isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
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Heard 'Beast Of Burden' on the radio yesterday and it really stood out against all the pap so thought I'd give this a spin. Under-rated LP IMO.
No worries; as I've said before, we're all different........... we like what we like and that's it. You may even think it's worse second time around !! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Classic alb from The Clash.
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Here it's -
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Brian Jonestown Massacre
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Brian Jonestown Massacre
The track “This is the one thing we did not want to happen” - a very interesting Joy Division mash up.
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A REAL OLD SKOOL CLASSIC................... LOVE IT !!!!
If the musics half as trippy as the album art, it'll do for me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Idlewithnodrive
It is. Enjoy !Quote:
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It is. I saw them supporting Hawkwind, 1988.Quote:
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I did see Eat Static a couple of times in the early 90s, which I believe were basically Ozric Tentacles going in a more electronic ravey direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Edit: Just bought that Ozrics one Mike was playing yesterday. On CD though - my days of spending 30 quid or so on "unknown" vinyl are over. Shame really, that album art looks like somewhere I used to visit occasionally ;)
I have seen both Eat Staric and the Ozrics a few times and, yes, Eat Static were a spin out from the Ozrics and actually toured at the same time as them.
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Marilyn Manson - Mechanical Animals. The perfect blend of mixing Bowie & Numan with Glam and industrial Rock - POSITIVELY BRILLIANT!!
I think that cover would put me off! (And probably put me off sex for a long time. :eek: )Quote:
Originally Posted by Us-&-Them
I'm not surprised as the hidden message behind a lot of the album/songs is about the trappings of fame and the use of drugs !!)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
XTC - English settlement.
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An interesting listen!!
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Been listening to this record since about 1982. Never get bored of it.
The cover picture always reminds me of that multi storey car park that Alf Roberts gets chucked off the top of in 'Get Carter.'
Been demolished now though.
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1977 effort from Clapton. His usual mix of downbeat ballads, filler, and some decent stuff.
A couple of good ones there Martin.
Alf was a big man but he was out of shape, and Carter did this for a living.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Giving this another play but at a proper volume while I have the house to meself.
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Another old one. I'll only be playing side one as Anita was losing the will to live.
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............ we're all different and like different things BUT................. I ain't surprised she was finding it hard to survive!!!! :lol: :thumbsup:
A classic! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
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Spaced out, Fuzz drenched 60's Psychedelia ❤️,. What's not to love ?
True, we do all like different things, but this was just too different and won't be getting played again. It was a two quid punt that didn't work out. Doesn't even include that Kill Bill song which was what made me think I'd like it :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Us-&-Them
What?? You don't want to listen to 'These boots...............' and prance around your living room? That record is wasted on you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
What 'Kill Bill' song? And why would you want to be reminded of one of the worse and tedious films ever made (IMO; so bad I couldn't be bothered to watch part II.)?Quote:
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Agreed! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikeandvan
FFS, (Franz Ferdinand & Sparks)
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This one Barry.Quote:
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No, Nancy Sinatra I do like, but it's all the dad Frank and Lee Hazlewood contributions, I can't be doing with that. As Anita said, it sounded like I was playing it on an old gramophone which needed more winding up.Quote:
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Magic Shoppe - Down the Wych Elm
I used to have that LP.Quote:
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