What ya listening to right now then

[bwfcforever]

...? got me I-Pod nicked the other week ( bastids ! ) got a new en & am adding some new tunes ...what you lads recommended then ...?

randomly this clip came on while on u tube...any of you lot recall it - view external link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxezcwMcab8)

[noahrab]

The new album by Skyless.

I think it could be the breakthrough.

Wouldn't be surprised to see it listed for the Mercury prize this year.

[Mook1]

Depends what kind of music you're into really, what was on the ipod that was nicked?

[DeeMo]

...? got me I-Pod nicked the other week ( bastids ! ) got a new en & am adding some new tunes ...what you lads recommended then ...?

randomly this clip came on while on u tube...any of you lot recall it I recall that. Music from the 80's when it was at its best

I can't recommend anything bwfc as I don't really listen to music, sorry

[bwfcforever]

Depends what kind of music you're into really, what was on the ipod that was nicked?



turned the house over while I was a work ! lots of different stuff really mook , Bowie / Queen ...some 80s & even some R & B guess I am all over the place musically speaking eh !

[Mook1]

Depends what kind of music you're into really, what was on the ipod that was nicked?



turned the house over while I was a work ! lots of different stuff really mook , Bowie / Queen ...some 80s & even some R & B guess I am all over the place musically speaking eh ![/quote]

Three underrated albums for you to try out:-

Rides Again - James Gang
Let's take it to the Stage - Funkadelic
Young Gited & Black - Aretha Franklin

Pretty random selection, but you never know...

[bwfcforever]

thanks , will do

[bwfcforever]

blimmey while on u tube came across the below ...takes me back eh - view external link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iKFn8dlxX8)

[CB_1874]

Depends what kind of music you're into really, what was on the ipod that was nicked?



turned the house over while I was a work ! lots of different stuff really mook , Bowie / Queen ...some 80s & even some R & B guess I am all over the place musically speaking eh ![/quote]

Three underrated albums for you to try out:-

Rides Again - James Gang
Let's take it to the Stage - Funkadelic
Young Gited & Black - Aretha Franklin

Pretty random selection, but you never know...[/quote]

"Young Gited & Black" :?

[BertrandRussell]

Last few albums I've had on:

Leon Russell - Leon Russell.
Ronnie Lane/Slim Chance - Ooh La La: An Island Harvest.
Aerosmith - Rocks.
The Allman Brothers Band - Live At The Fillmore East.
Gladys Knight & The Pips - Best of.

[CB_1874]

Did Skyless release any albums?

[Mook1]

Did Skyless release any albums?

Yes.

[BertrandRussell]

It was 'new' in 2005!

XD

[Mook1]

It was 'new' in 2005!

XD

Neil text me to say he was listening to it on his ipod the other night, I telt him to go and syringe his head :D

[BertrandRussell]

I had it on a couple of weeks ago.

The violin and hammond organ parts sound great.

:)

[Mook1]

I had it on a couple of weeks ago.

The violin and hammond organ parts sound great.

:)

Away & fling shyte at the moon >:(

[BertrandRussell]

Muck, you're 35 (as am I, I think) - you can't afford to go to Liverpool and you can't get a ticket for the bus from muirhouse and you're 35. That's a 35 year old from muirhouse and the borders who can't afford to watch his team winning trophies. Did I mention that you're 35?

35 year old hawick plastic scouse 35 year old penniless pauper...that's 35! >:( >:( >:(

[gersforme]

i presently have the holy bible by the manic street preachers on

phucking classic

[BertrandRussell]

I've got Gene Clark's White Light album on. It's top notch.

[gersforme]

you're a man of finesse woland, skyless must have been phucking brilliant

[BertrandRussell]

I wouldn't go that far!

XD

[gersforme]

i would , but then i've been called an extremist many times

[BertrandRussell]

I got called a bigot in the can**** at work today.

[manofsteel]

I was listening to The Clean while i was driving home.

[gersforme]

I got called a bigot in the can**** at work today.

you can't just bait us, full story man >:(

[BertrandRussell]

I just happened to state my opinion on Aiden McGeady. I was provoked by a Hibs fan.

[Archiebaird]

I've got Gene Clark's White Light album on. It's top notch.

I was listening to that recently. Good documentary on BBC4 about him a few weeks back.

[gersforme]

I just happened to state my opinion on Aiden McGeady. I was provoked by a Hibs fan.

Hibs fans are known for their heavy handed antagonism :(

[BertrandRussell]

I forgot about it, Archie. I'm after his Two Sides To Every Story album on CD but it's proving difficult to locate (for a reasonable price).

[BertrandRussell]

Hopefully Hibs get relegated with Hearts. :D

[manofsteel]

Came across Stevie Winwood and Eric Clapton live from Madison square gardens on my ipod that i had forgotten about, brilliant, try their version of Dear Mr Fantasy, sooperb! :)

[DeeMo]

I've got Gene Clark's White Light album on. It's top notch. I've never heard of Gene Clark or the Clean :?

[manofsteel]

The Clean are an influential indie rock band that formed in Dunedin, New Zealand in 1978, and have been described as the most influential band to come from the Flying Nun label, whose repertoire included many major proponents of the "Dunedin Sound".[1] Led through a number of early rotating line-ups by brothers Hamish and David Kilgour, the band settled down to their well-known and current line-up with bassist Robert Scott. Early incarnations of The Clean included Peter Gutteridge on bass (who co-wrote "Point That Thing") and Doug Hood on vocals (who later worked with Toy Love and founded the "Looney Tours" touring company). The Clean forged a distinctive and quirky sound that relied heavily on organ melodies and simple, Ramones-style chord progressions.

[BertrandRussell]

Gene Clark was in The Byrds.

[DeeMo]

[quote="manofsteel" touring company). The Clean forged a distinctive and quirky sound that relied heavily on organ melodies and simple, Ramones-style chord progressions.[/quote] What about Gene Clark?

[DeezAreGood]

It was 'new' in 2005!

XDSo Mook was claiming benefits in 2005 even though you released a highly lucrative album :(

[BertrandRussell]

Gene Clark's solo stuff is along the same lines as Neil Young, Stephen Stills & David Crosby's solo stuff. Introspective and mainly acoustic, with some stellar supporting musicians.

[CB_1874]

Did Skyless release any albums?

Yes.[/quote]

Why? :D

[BertrandRussell]

We were offered a mini cooper each by Les Dennis. He reneged on the deal at the last minute.

:(

[Mook1]

Did Skyless release any albums?

Yes.[/quote]

Why? :D[/quote]

No idea.

Why did you get married to a woman who doesn't swallow?

And then post about it on here? :D

[BertrandRussell]

I'd rather not get a mini cooper at the last minute than marry a burd that doesn't swallow.

That would be Hellish.

[CB_1874]

Did Skyless release any albums?

Yes.[/quote]

Why? :D[/quote]

No idea.

Why did you get married to a woman who doesn't swallow?

And then post about it on here? :D[/quote]

Easy as that. B)

[BertrandRussell]

SLF.

Unemployment.

Hertz.

Wife that doesnae swallow.

Contrary nature.

XD

[Mook1]

Did Skyless release any albums?

Yes.[/quote]

Why? :D[/quote]

No idea.

Why did you get married to a woman who doesn't swallow?

And then post about it on here? :D[/quote]

Easy as that. B)[/quote]

Pity your wife doesn't say that XD

[DeezAreGood]

Ladies and gents, this is not yet another example of the THIRTY FIVE year old twins helping each other out XD

[BertrandRussell]

AJ helping out his fellow unemployed dunces on this thread.

:/

[CB_1874]

And again. You're predictable if nothing else. :D

And the other soggy bit of lettuce is now joining in. :s

[Mook1]

And again. You're predictable if nothing else. :D

And the other soggy bit of lettuce is now joining in. :s

That's no way to speak about a 'bank manager' :D

[BertrandRussell]

I'm listening to No Other by Gene Clark now. Brilliant tunes, especially Strength of Strings.