Music The Music Thread

[Banus]

If you're into misery try Leonard Cohen - I love him - this one is good http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pA5UhNaYw0 - brilliant in fact.

I love Leonard Cohen too! I'm your man and Everybody Knows are also good ones...

 

[Banus]

A cheerful summer song

 

[Brogan]

 

[Bullfrog]

That reminds me of a Lilt advert.

 

[fat jez]

I only hope the hormones are affecting Mrs Brogan's judgement

Two older songs from a couple of great Scottish bands.

 

[Brogan]

I only hope the hormones are affecting Mrs Brogan's judgement

I absolutely loathe Paolo Nutini

 

[Jen]

I only hope the hormones are affecting Mrs Brogan's judgement

Where is a moderator when you need one.

*Mod Comment* Closing your quote statement Fat Jez
p.s. Feel free to edit my comment out

 

[Jen]

I only hope the hormones are affecting Mrs Brogan's judgement

Where is a moderator when you need one.

*Mod Comment* Closing your quote statement Fat Jez
p.s. Feel free to edit my comment out

Why would I do that? Continuity and all that.

 

[Banus]

He is annoying but he's got some good songs...really...

and to Mr Brogan... unish:

 

[Brogan]

Thanks jez!

Now look what you've done

 

[fat jez]

Thanks jez!

Now look what you've done

I have never forced you to laugh Just glad you're within ear clipping range and I'm not

 

[Brogan]

*rubs ear*

 

[McZiderRed]

Clip.. Two older songs from a couple of great Scottish bands...Clip

Erm, back on the subject of Scottish bands...

 

[fat jez]

On the subject of Scottish bands and music trivia, the pre-cursor to Big Country was a band called The Skids, which featured a man called Paul Wishart. Stuart Adamson went on to form Big Country with Paul's brother, Pete on keyboards, who later went on to play for a number of years with Runrig before becoming an SNP MP.

 

[FB]

Before a full blown domestic situation develops here's something wonderful (and it's not Paolo Nutella)

 

[fat jez]

 

[McZiderRed]

My first "festival" was a free festival, at a village called Wick, just outside Bristol. A kindly farmer laid on a few fields (much to his neighbours chagrin!) to all and sundry! The year was 1988. Two of Hawkwind's line-up were on the bill for the Friday...

There we were, waiting for stuff to happen, me and my four mates that were sat about 10 rows back from the stage (there wasn't enough people to worry about standing up yet), when someone decided to climb the wooden pole at the front of the canopy, which covered the stage. He got almost to the top of the pole before it collapsed...!

... We didn't actually see any of their gig, because they ended up playing on the following night and we'd all dropped an acid tab each by then...

This one's called Motorway City! (this being a motorsport site is quite funny! .. )

Smilie image ImageShack.us

 

[Matthew Little]

Good song...................it could also describe how Helio Castroneves probably feels after getting hit with a fine and probation following his outburst at Edmonton back in late July............

 

[McZiderRed]

OK, this will not be to everyone's tastes, but what the hell. You can always take it or leave it.

I listen to these tracks, I shut my eyes and I'm taken to another place, a time that's earlier than now...

Nimrod, written for orchestra by Elgar. The great English composer.

Elgar Cello Concerto 1st mov.

 

[Brogan]

Much more my style McZ.