Music

Ha have that Sound album and nearly all Factory stuff (Wake) am losing it... did i mention I dj'd with New Order and played a Sunday morning post Hacienda v Factory XI ...mad times

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhEm4S-4v_U

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Originally Posted by whitestomper45

The Sweet great band, good to get an insight to people's taste in music... some good stuff, am always interested in new to my ears.

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Not new but you might want to try..

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals “Medicine” Live at Bonnaroo....

Watch to the end :cool:

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Originally Posted by george_kaplan

Not new but you might want to try..

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals “Medicine” Live at Bonnaroo....

Watch to the end :cool:

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is this the clip if so what are we looking for the crowd?
https://youtu.be/Q0zkA1wMrVQ

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Originally Posted by ozleeds

is this the clip if so what are we looking for the crowd?
https://youtu.be/Q0zkA1wMrVQ

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Thanks Oz, :) if you like her try The Lion, the Beast the Beat. Lots of talent.....ohhh and legs!!

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Originally Posted by ozleeds

is this the clip if so what are we looking for the crowd?
https://youtu.be/Q0zkA1wMrVQ

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Something sweet mate, something sweet...... :)

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Originally Posted by Jezleeds

Lol the 'depressing' angle. Only if you don't actually listen to the words - have a crack at Frankly Mr Shankly, or really, most Smiths songs just even reading the words - you'll end up smiling if you get over the media-led miserableness dogma.

Morrissey and Marr were equal geniuses in their own fields. Hence why they are now rightly seen as game-changers in music history - poetry, passion and power.

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Blimey Jez & I agree - are we the new John & Yoko ?

https://i.postimg.cc/zBc8QsPh/image.jpg

Simple gizmo still creates that great sound for Marr - live he's still using the GT 100 for sure.

https://i.postimg.cc/KjRCg4fk/image.jpg

For a budget start up sound you cannot beat the simple old Peavy speaker hooked to any 'pedal board' and whatever guitars you can lay your hands on and my husband makes one hell of a noise on his at the bar port side.
As for students being into the Smiths - bang on 'bro !
In my final uni year,aged 20,I was pregnant,unmarried with no income with 'livid' Irish parents and with such pending responsibility you really do get the Smiths thing very quickly so God Bless 'em.
MOT

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Originally Posted by Orgoner

Simply based on what I currently have loaded on my phone:

Kasabian, Muse, Billy Bragg, Nine Inch Nails, Morcheeba, The The, Elbow, Black Keys, Radiohead, Chuck Prophet, Steve Earle, Decemberists, Arcade Fire

Lily Allen is amusing me at the moment, but I'm quite late to her music.

Nothing against most music - I probably have pretty much everything put out by The Smiths, but haven't listened to it much of late.

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Nine Inch Nails :star:

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Originally Posted by george_kaplan

Not new but you might want to try..

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals “Medicine” Live at Bonnaroo....

Watch to the end :cool:

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Not my usual bag George but worth the listen

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Originally Posted by whitestomper45

Ha have that Sound album and nearly all Factory stuff (Wake) am losing it... did i mention I dj'd with New Order and played a Sunday morning post Hacienda v Factory XI ...mad times

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That must have been awesome stomp any idea what year you Dee-Jayed for em???

The Madchester/Manchester Indie was fantastic..then you had all the dance/rave scene late 80's early 90's.

Oh the memories......