Done properly that is
http://open.spotify.com/track/0IPdb12l2DwtxgjY1ILgKr
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Done properly that is
http://open.spotify.com/track/0IPdb12l2DwtxgjY1ILgKr
Ah, the ELP version. Yes indeed.
Location: Yorks
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Other than Jerusalem, "Home" as in England, I don't really have any tracks that come to mind, but "Home as in being a kid in my parent's house", it would have to be Steeleye Span, probably "All Around My Hat" or "Gaudete" - though "Ralph McTell - Streets of London" would be another.
Alex
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There is only one way to avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing and be nothing Aristotle
Rebetiko music feels like home to me (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebetiko).![]()
Dimitri.
In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
George Orwell
Dan, have you seen my kind of blue tt thread
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nope, will have a nose in a minute.
back on topic:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode...d_White_Towns/
really good BBC doc. about music from and about British suburbia....
includes interviews with Andy PartridgeRay Davies, Damon Albarn, Paul Weller, and a couple of others
well worth a listen![]()
England? Title notwithstanding, anything by the late lamented Kirsty makes me think of home...
and what for me is quintissentially English, the fragrant Kate...
on a more cynical note, can't beleive this was written in 1984. Listen to the lyrics, could be today!
Anything by the Copper Family
and Thomas Dolby always reminds me of England, even when he's not here:
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Before you criticise a man, walk a mile in his shoes. Then, when you do - you'll be a mile away. And have his shoes.
Wavy grooves go thru a RigB 540ML on an SL1500C. Digits stream from a cheapie CDP and a Sonos, into a Yamaha 803D driving Kralk Audio little 'uns. I used to have a Linn but I'm better now.
Alex
Main System: Digital: HP Laptop/M2Tech Hiface/Logitech Media Server/FLAC; Marantz SA7001 KI Signature SACD Player and other digital stuff into Gatorised Beresford Caiman DAC Vinyl: Garrard 401/SME 3009 SII Improved/Sumiko HS/Nagaoka MP-30
Amplifier: Rega Brio R. Speakers: Spendor SP1. Cables: Various, mainly Mark Grant. Please see "about me" for the rest of my cr@p! Gallery
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There is only one way to avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing and be nothing Aristotle
The Men They Couldn't Hang always makes me think of England, at least Thatcher's England.
The Ghosts Of Cable Street always makes me want to stand up and take my cap off