Skeletons in the cupboard

[Barry]

Jeez, how could I forget Dezzo!

"Did ye get yer Nat King?" Is a rather quaint Glaswegian expression, used when one is quizzing a friend if he managed to de-frock the young lady he dated last night and engage in coital union.

"Nat King Cole" = 'hole'... Geddit?

Marco.

Ah! Glaswegian rhyming slang. That's new to me (but then that's one of the joys of participating in this forum)!

Regards

[The Grand Wazoo]

From The Grave

[synsei]

Oh God how did I miss this, it is my spiritual home. There may be tears... of mirth muchly



Harry Nilsson ~ The Point




Bugs Bunny Comes To London (This is not strictly mine but it is in my collection therefore I'm guilty by association)




The Proclaimers ~ Sunshine On Leith (I really like this album and the production is good too.)




Happy Feet OST ~ Various Artists (Don't knock it until you've heard it ... seriously)

...and there is much, much more. I'll be back...

[The Black Adder]

Anything Huey Lewis and the news... Yes I have some, well... only their first album now after selling a job lot off a few years ago.

Their first album is quite ok... so I kept it but when it comes to Fore! it all started to go a bit too cliche. Not something to play loud in the car though...


and this... yes it's out there...



and this... yes, they were probably the worst band ever... but f@cking hilarious.




Listen here:

[Barry]

Thanks Chris for resurrecting this thread. The timing is somewhat apposite, as I have recently added another ‘skeleton’ to my closet:

The Searchers – ‘The Searcher’s Smash Hits’ (sic)



On the good ol’ Marble Arch label (a Pye ‘spin off). Picked it up for about 50p in a charity shop. It was bought out of nostalgia, reminding me of happy times when I was in the Lower Sixth at school. (Apologies on behalf of Marble Arch for the misplaced apostrophe. It is, however, correctly placed on the rear cover.)


So Chris – let’s be having your ‘skeletons’.

[Rare Bird]

About 20 Klaus Wunderlich albums

I have an impulsion to collect late 60's/Early 70's Moog based fuzzies

[Barry]

Have you got "Switched on Bach" André? It was by Walter Carlos (before he became Wendy Carlos).

I know you're a bit of a Moog fan.

[Rare Bird]

Yeh i have all the Carlos stuuf

You can't beat the sound of the Early Moog modular systems imho & even Alan Pearlman's 'ARP 2500' Modular for that matter.

[shane]

This thread gives me the chance finally to get something off my chest that, as a dyed-in-the-wool prog and metal fan, I have always had a problem with and until now have always felt it wise to keep to myself.





My name's Shane, and I love the Moody Blues, especially the first five albums.





There. I've said it. There's no going back now.

[Rare Bird]

Shane
Now whats wrang with that although i do not like the first fuzzy with Denny Laine onboard (The Magnificent Moodies).. However the proceeding three fuzzies on Deram Records (Days of Future Passed, In Search of the Lost Chord & On the Threshold of a Dream) are fantasic albums that everyone should own..