Music thread

y2johnny wrote:Richard Ashcroft is a god.  My favourite musician of all time.

Seen him live 5 times. 3 with the verve and twice with his solo stuff .  He sounds even better live too.  

Bitter Sweet Symphony is one of my all time fave songs.

The Urban Hymns album is just fantastic.

Northern soul was better kp. This is music, on your own and history are just unbeatable. Even all the bsides are amazing. Have you heard so sister? Quality tune. This it was a bside to bss or tddw

There's an interview with him on the radio x website you might be interested in Johnny. He's a bit of a fruit loop sometimes but it's a good listen.

I read one with him in nme

http://www.nme.com/features/richard-ashcroft-a-legend-returns-the-full-nme-cover-interview?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

This one. And he might come across a bit out there but i do agree with what he says.

Will have a listen to that though 58 thanks. Best gig i ever went to was 2008 verve reunion gig at the empress ballrooms in Blackpool. It was amazing. Even had a chat with liam Gallagher at the car that night too

New James album is out in a couple of weeks. Going seeing them in Manchester in May. Always make great music videos.



The video for moving on makes me cry and smile at the same time.

You can't beat this one Barb

Still resonates massively today.

Almost 30 years after it was written.

Christ, I feel old posting that.....

Barb Dwyer wrote:New James album is out in a couple of weeks. Going seeing them in Manchester in May. Always make great music videos.



The video for moving on makes me cry and smile at the same time.

Way back in the Gold Mother days, Tim Booth signed my James t-shirt at a show somewhere down in South London. He just wrote 'Tim' though. Bit shit really.

Breadman wrote:Still resonates massively today.

Almost 30 years after it was written.

Christ, I feel old posting that.....

Don't feel old. Count yourself lucky that you were around when music like this was made. Amazing track by a top quality band. Heaton and Rotheray wrote some incredible tunes together.

Keith Emerson RIP.

RIP Keith. thanks for the memories.

Before my time obviously but ELP were always one of those bands we knew about and referenced (despite only knowing Fanfare For The Common Man) when we were forming bands in the early 80's at school.

My mate Neil From Ladybridge (who had an older brother in the fifth form) kept bringing ELP records in and demanding that we had "that keyboard sound" because he liked it but he couldn't quite pull it off when he unfurled his Casio VL Tone.

RIP Keith.

boltonbonce wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/qnLLpZgBW92dSrV2mmGyCb/new-order-olden-style-a-unique-take-on-blue-monday?intc_type=singletheme&intc_location=arts&intc_campaign=arts&intc_linkname=vidclip_new_contentcard4

Loved this. Really impressive stuff.

Fantastic!

Cheers Boncey.

loved it 

This lot should've been massive: