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ArnoldLayne wrote: Fluff was one of my all time heroes. He was GOD as far as Rockmusic is concerned. Tommy Vance and Little Nicky Horn were also important as was Whispering Bob Harris and Anne Nightingale on Old Grey Whistle show

I still think Rush were one of the most seminal and important bands to arrive from the other side of the Atlantic


On the day that Slade got to No.1 with "Skweeze me Pleeze Me" I went to a Radio 1 roadshow at my local youth club. Fluff was the DJ and inbetween speaking to millions, he kept smiling and blowing smoke at me as I leaned on his turntables. On learning of his predilections at a later date, it did make me wonder.....

He was a key figure in my music education though

"The Night Chicago Died" 1970's classics. yeah...I'm that old.

Oye Como Va---------by Santana------love that piece----let's dance.

spot wrote: That works for me - Green Day have a lot in their favour. Did any of our local groups have any impact in Assam? Stereophonics, or Super Furry Animals, or Manic Street Preachers, for example?


i listen to a lot of Manic Street Preacher songs. the North east is the rock capital of the country and most of the youngsters here are very much into heavy metal rock...and we even have some great bands from this part as well. so i am sure many have actually listened to all of the bands above. i personally have listened to Stereophonics and Manic Street Preachers...although i am much of a Nirvana fan. this place sure rocks!!!!...

juanita_ghy wrote: i listen to a lot of Manic Street Preacher songs. the North east is the rock capital of the country and most of the youngsters here are very much into heavy metal rock...and we even have some great bands from this part as well. so i am sure many have actually listened to all of the bands above. i personally have listened to Stereophonics and Manic Street Preachers...although i am much of a Nirvana fan. this place sure rocks!!!!...


MSP's "Motorcycle Emptiness" is one of the greatest rock songs ever :guitarist

Think I'll have to go and give it a whirl now

The clump, clump of sneakers as kids are trying to sneak into school a half hour early....................

*hearing teacher yelling from down the hall to get out of the building*

:wah:

Grayson Capps- "A love song for Bobby Long"

Hello there FWC, welcome to FG.

I am not to sure if this is directed towards me or not but incase it is Thank You!!!

Yeah, it's for you, LWC.

Okay now a formal THANK YOU!!!

The Blue man Group - Sing along (DVD Arrived today )

"Tonight Matthew - I'm going to be a Blue Man" said Bez, before turning on her heels and disappearing in a cloud of smoke

Listening to Joe Cocker at the moment "Unchain My Heart"

Uncle Kram wrote: "Tonight Matthew - I'm going to be a Blue Man" said Bez, before turning on her heels and disappearing in a cloud of smoke


Hi Unc...have you heard of a guy called Dave Matthews who sings 'Sing along' on B.M.G. album 'The Complex' ? he has a touch of Daniel Beddingfield about him.

Lon wrote: Listening to Joe Cocker at the moment "Unchain My Heart"


Jo Cocker's great Lon....i like 'You are so beautiful'

Bez wrote: Hi Unc...have you heard of a guy called Dave Matthews who sings 'Sing along' on B.M.G. album 'The Complex' ? he has a touch of Daniel Beddingfield about him.


No Bez, I haven't, but I do like what I've heard from Daniel Beddingfield.

I've reacquainted myself with Norah Jones' Come Away With Me a couple of times today. Not what I generally listen to but it is an exceptional piece of work. Must be mellowing in my old age

Uncle Kram wrote: No Bez, I haven't, but I do like what I've heard from Daniel Beddingfield.



I've reacquainted myself with Norah Jones' Come Away With Me a couple of times today. Not what I generally listen to but it is an exceptional piece of work. Must be mellowing in my old age


My son has a Norah Jones album. i'll have to borrow it and have a listen. I like Katy Meluah, although her 2nd album isn't so good.

Bez wrote: My son has a Norah Jones album. i'll have to borrow it and have a listen. I like Katy Meluah, although her 2nd album isn't so good.


I didn't give the album the attention it deserved first time round. My short attention span had me jumping to the songs released as singles. Lending my ear to it again, I see, as with all slow burners, that there are some jewels which lay undiscovered such as "Shoot the Moon".

Strange really but it was my love of the new Corrine Bailey Rae single, that rekindled my interest in Norah as they sound similar

ArnoldLayne wrote: Shpongle.....My Head Feels Like A Frisbee
Is that on a disc?

Rock The Nation - Montrose..............oh yeah:guitarist

ArnoldLayne wrote: What ol' Ronnie, good choice


Sammy was in top form too

ArnoldLayne wrote: Jeff Berlin.....Tears in Heaven


Is that Erics song or something different?

Celtic v Rangers on '5 Live'. Waiting for the Rugby.

Bez wrote: Celtic v Rangers on '5 Live'. Waiting for the Rugby.


Good heavens Bez....Must I remind you that you're a wench

Uncle Kram wrote: Good heavens Bez....Must I remind you that you're a wench


:D Rugby's started on the TV....must dash....

Bez wrote: Rugby's started on the TV....must dash....


I'm gonna check it out too when I've cast off at the armhole edge and changed to No.9 needles

Clancy wrote: Flower Of Scotland



......it's custom......then we get beat :wah:


I'm cheering for you Clancy !!

Oh NO....try to Wales....cover your eyes Clancy....I'll let you know when things are getting better....:-3 oooo it's been converted. 7 points !

ArnoldLayne wrote: Oh no ! Uncles dropped one


Stop it stop it - You've got me in stitches:D

Blake Shelton- Ol' Red

The Who, Baba O Riley.

scotty wrote: The Who, Baba O Riley.


Good tune

"I Saw The Light In Your Eyes" - Todd Rundgren

"Easy On my Soul" - Free

The News by Jack Johnson :-4

concierto de aranjuez...rodrigo. LUSH, romantic, and lovely! :yh_flower :yh_flower :yh_flower

John Cougar, by John Cougar Mellencamp

darn good