Spinning Today - What Are You Listening To Right Now? (Part 3)

[Pigmy Pony]

No, I don't tend to patronise london much, it's a place that appears to be designed for people who seem to have a total disregard for what something is really worth, (i.e. a pint of beer at £10 - 15 upwards) and they just pay it!!! I guess it's true that a fool and his/her money are easily parted!!!! Talking of quality crap, I try not to buy it but, I do, at times, when the opportunity is presented, get to read some of it on here !!!

I'm trying my best you know. but it isn't always easy.

How about some adorable puppies? Apparently they're big fans of Napalm Death.

[Barry]

No, I don't tend to patronise london much, it's a place that appears to be designed for people who seem to have a total disregard for what something is really worth, (i.e. a pint of beer at £10 - 15 upwards) and they just pay it!!! I guess it's true that a fool and his/her money are easily parted!!!! Talking of quality crap, I try not to buy it but, I do, at times, when the opportunity is presented, get to read some of it on here !!!

Agree about the price of beer in London. When we are there we buy beer in a supermarket or an off-licence and drink it at home.

The charity shops in London are very good for CDs, and being a very cosmopolitan city always have a good array of interesting titles, and because they only charge £1 or less encourages one to try something new; rather than remain 'hide- bound'.

[Rush2112]

So we start with this great west coast group who were born from the ashes of the Santana Abraxas musicians (Neal Schon and Greg Rollie), plus Ross Valroy and George Tickner from Frumerious Bandersnatch and former Tubes drummer Praire Prince who left in 1974 to be replaced by the now legendary and then ex Zappa and John Mayall Bluesbreakers drummer Aynsley Dunbar, who was replaced by Steve Smith in 1978 due to “artistic differences” ! In 1977 vocalist Robert Fleischmann was replaced by Steve Perry who was to be the catalyst to propel them to legendary status !

This was my first of their albums bought having heard “Any Way You Want It” on Tommy Vance’s Friday Night Rock Show on BBC Radio 1; however, the whole album is great and there are several stand out tracks including “Walks Like A Lady” and “Someday Soon”



Tracks::

Any Way You Want It. 3:21
Walks Like A Lady. 3:16
Someday Soon. 3:32
People And Places. 5:04
Precious Time. 4:48
Where Were You. 2:59
I'm Cryin'. 3:42
Line Of Fire. 3:04
Departure. 0:38
Good Morning Girl. 1:43
Stay Awhile. 2:48
Homemade Love. 2:53


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[Dom66]

[bardley]

Friday night Rock show... there's a blast.
I used to listen to that..is there anything close now?
Worthy of another thread for Radio Shows I listen to?

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[Us-&-Them]

Agree about the price of beer in London. When we are there we buy beer in a supermarket or an off-licence and drink it at home.

The charity shops in London are very good for CDs, and being a very cosmopolitan city always have a good array of interesting titles, and because they only charge £1 or less encourages one to try something new; rather than remain 'hide- bound'.

.................... then it's very satisfying that I'm not a drinker, I weigh 13 stone and don't have the imprint of a cushion pattern permanently engrained on my bum !!

P.S. Not really into Napalm Death and I also would have preferred a picture of some Staffys!! Anyway, you know better for next time eh!!!

[Pigmy Pony]

There you go Loz, a Staffie in a tutu. You're welcome

[Barry]

.................... then it's very satisfying that I'm not a drinker, I weigh 13 stone and don't have the imprint of a cushion pattern permanently engrained on my bum !!

I weigh 10 stone 3, which is exactly in the middle of the acceptable weight range for my height.

[Pierre De Grenoble]

[Us-&-Them]

There you go Loz, a Staffie in a tutu. You're welcome

Thanks mate...................... not sure about the tutu though