Music thread

Mitch the monkey, my old Supercar favourite. And clearly a cool cat.

Natasha Whittam wrote:Let's try and drag this thread back into 2020.

1. Nozstock was cancelled this year so it ain't 2020
2. Somebody slap the smug annoying little dickhead for me please
3. He has the voice of a 55 year old accountant with nasal problems so perhaps somebody has slapped him already

Natasha Whittam wrote:Let's try and drag this thread back into 2020.

And this is why i'll stick with old school hip hop, absolute shite!

Norpig wrote:
And this is why i'll stick with old school hip hop, absolute shite!

I think you and I need to apologise to Nat who obviously likes this. Sorry Nat - each to their own

Seeing as I've mentioned Paul Robeson on another thread, why not be reminded of a glorious voice.

I read his Wiki today. I listened to Old Man River, and studied the lyrics and also steal away, were you there, and studied those lyrics. A lot of them were spiritual and also were a double meaning sung by Slaves when they were working.
I watched another interview with him also. This man never sold out, he remained true to his self throughout his life. He achieved so much. A thoroughly remarkable and respectable man.
I love my researches, especially when I am ignorant of what I am researching. Thank you for introducing myself to this man, he was very rewarding to read about.
I read that up to one million slaves died on the transits between Africa nd USA and while working as slaves. It is unbelievable how they continued to treat them even after.
I like to listen to 1920`s and 30`s black music. The blues is wonderful.
Reading all this I have a better vision of what this BLM is about.

sunlight wrote:I read his Wiki today. I listened to Old Man River, and studied the lyrics and also steal away, were you there, and studied those lyrics. A lot of them were spiritual and also were a double meaning sung by Slaves when they were working.
I watched another interview with him also. This man never sold out, he remained true to his self throughout his life. He achieved so much. A thoroughly remarkable and respectable man.
I love my researches, especially when I am ignorant of what I am researching. Thank you for introducing myself to this man, he was very rewarding to read about.
I read that up to one million slaves died on the transits between Africa nd USA and while working as slaves. It is unbelievable how they continued to treat them even after.
I like to listen to 1920`s and 30`s black music. The blues is wonderful.
Reading all this I have a better vision of what this BLM is about.

Glad you're getting to know him. And if America needs to replace a few statues, look no further.

boltonbonce wrote:
Glad you're getting to know him. And if America needs to replace a few statues, look no further.

You are spot on! What a superb idea that is.

Je peux parler un peu Anglais

So this is for my beautiful brother who left the building last night. 
RIP my darlin' x

So sorry to hear of your loss Lusty, thinking of you and your family.

Norpig wrote:So sorry to hear of your loss Lusty, thinking of you and your family.

And may I echo those words. So very sorry.

Thanks chaps. We all feel robbed, but I'm trying to stay focused on the positives today - brilliant man, best brother anyone could possibly hope for, didn't suffer too long and he had an amazing life - which we will celebrate with the many people who knew and loved him.

Sorry to hear about your brother, thinking of you and your family.

Sincere condolences, Wander. Your brother sounds great....a big loss.

Sorry to hear about the loss of your brother Wander!