Music thread

Breadman wrote:

Norpig wrote:A classic from one of my favourite bands, the Lemonheads, they are touring this year (October) as well, can't wait 




Bought this on 7" vinyl.

Still got it.

 think i have this on vinyl still somewhere as well, most likely be in my shed 

Breadman wrote:Student Ritzy's on a Tuesday night, Panthers on Friday and Hawthorns on Saturday, circa 1989 - never mind what you're doing, it's not important, drop your pint and rock the fuck out when you hear the opening drums on this one was the order of the day!

Saw them playing this live at Pirhanhas which was a club underneath Central TV's studios in Birmingham.

 still a great band and they brought out an album recently that went back to their original garage rock sound. Been to see them live about 5 or 6 times now and still put on a good show 

How can you not like it. Its called judy is a dick slap.

Its the first time i heard it today. I usually like belle and Sebastian but this was instrumental and a tad boring. But the name is brilliant

Boncey, are you a big JB fan? Mountain Time is one awesome tune. I saw him at Manc Academy 3 in 2007 and his arse was hanging out of his jeans. 12 months later and he's dressed for going to a wedding, what a transition!
The man has worked his bollox off to get where he is and deserves it. Been impressed with him since Paul Jones played him on his radio prog and he has few equals in my book.

Norpig wrote:the Fall are still putting out good albums even now, i went to watch them a couple of years ago at the Factory in Manchester and halfway through the gig he decided to sit in a chair off stage and carry on singing (if you can call it that) 

Saw these men a few years ago at the Albert Hall in Bolton, to say I was underwhelmed was an understatement.
Still music is like ale, personal preference.

Soul Kitchen wrote:Boncey, are you a big JB fan? Mountain Time is one awesome tune. I saw him at Manc Academy 3 in 2007 and his arse was hanging out of his jeans. 12 months later and he's dressed for going to a wedding, what a transition!
The man has worked his bollox off to get where he is and deserves it. Been impressed with him since Paul Jones played him on his radio prog and he has few equals in my book.

He's sensational SK.

Done some good stuff with Beth Hart too.

I love his stuff with her, Guitar God and Rock Chick in perfect harmony I'd say.

This might interest JB fans.

still the best hip hop band around

Like that.

Quite dark and broody.

The new Elbow EP, Lost Worker Bee, is very good. A return to form, free of the arm-waving-epic- festival-shite of recent years.

When it comes to writing to die for pop songs TR takes some beating.

i was going to resurrect the poetry thread but seeing as this is now set to music i'll put it here. A great poem and a great tribute to Anthony H Wilson.

That's absolutely astounding is that Norpig. Love it. A splendid tribute to Tony Wilson.(Vini Reilly doen't look very well though)

I'm currently embroiled in a "YouTube comment row" with some yank who seems obsessed with slagging The Durutti Column off for some bizarre reason.

It's been going on for weeks.

Every time I log onto my computer I get a Google+ notification that a new (venom filled) comment has been added.

He really hates them and I'm trying to uncover why.

I think VR must have bummed his Mum and kicked his cat at some point in the 80's because he properly hates them.

It's a bit odd because there's a wide world of stuff out there to hate (Thatcher, Cowell, shit weather, Muslim extremists, getting a puncture in the rain, AIDS, short measures in pubs, Jose Mourinho, etc) but he's picked the DC and I'm honestly struugling to understand why.

Not giving up though - I'll crack it.

Or him.....

Norpig wrote:i was going to resurrect the poetry thread but seeing as this is now set to music i'll put it here. A great poem and a great tribute to Anthony H Wilson.

Fuckin' awesome vid by the way, Mr Pig - honestly brought a tear to my eye.

But then I've had a few.........

I still look back the the late 80's / early 90's as the best days ever.

Cheers for posting, mate.