CSN back catalogue and may be include Y.
RIP DC.

Éliane Radigue's In Memoriam-Ostinato / Danse Des Dakinis.

Combichrist - Brain Bypass ... man I love this band.

Will be listening to some Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young later.
Too many musicians from 'my' era dying lately Last week I was remembering going to see Jeff Beck performing as part of the 'power trio' Beck Bogert and Appice at the Alexander Palace back in the early 70s; also performing were Genesis and Vinegar Joe (Robert Palmer and Elkie Brooks) although they just happened to be bonus performances, we'd gone to see Jeff

Bruce Springsteen on a youtube binge. Born to Run. Damn he's good. And that's Keith Richards on guitar...?

I Wanna be a Hippie - Technohead

Too much serious listening going on here

I was into Opus, Scorpions and other 80s German Euro rock classics before I got onto Springsteen, was one of those quality music Fridays.

Dave Barter wrote: ↑Fri Feb 17, 2023 6:56 pm I Wanna be a Hippie - Technohead

Too much serious listening going on here

Thanks for the reminder! And now I'm thinking of the alternative "I've got a little puppy" version I heard at some point? Possibly a Smurfs/rave crossover?

And my latest listening (before the kids/wife got hold of Spotify) was Rammstein on Dutch radio as I was driving out of center parcs.

Some nice trance-inducing atmospheric Black Metal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_9Np6oYIcs

A friend of mine put together a Spotify playlist of all the top 10 UK singles through the 1990s. There's some dross in there, but loads of excellent stuff* too.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2znqI ... GXegXPsmsm


*/guilty pleasures

BBC sound Acid Dream. The great LSD plot

It all started in an inoccuous farm house in wales (Carno).

BBC sound Acid Dream. The great LSD plot
Also background on
BBC NEWSNIGHT

PaulE wrote: ↑Fri Feb 17, 2023 8:43 pm

Dave Barter wrote: ↑Fri Feb 17, 2023 6:56 pm I Wanna be a Hippie - Technohead

Too much serious listening going on here

Thanks for the reminder! And now I'm thinking of the alternative "I've got a little puppy" version I heard at some point? Possibly a Smurfs/rave crossover?

And my latest listening (before the kids/wife got hold of Spotify) was Rammstein on Dutch radio as I was driving out of center parcs.

Rammstein can certainly write a powerful ditty !

Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon album, up loud, whilst home alone and doing my Mrs Mop impression, cooking, and now sitting down with a cuppa to finally catch up with this place.

Not seen this set of The Rezillos live at the Lyceum 1978 before, not sure why. Complete chaos, especially on Can't Stand Ma Bebe, love it. Might be a bit niche for our younger readers. Unless you're fae Fife of course . Gaunnae go radge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBe3d1UcJsM

RIP wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 5:59 pm Not seen this set of The Rezillos live at the Lyceum 1978 before, not sure why. Complete chaos, love it. Might be a bit niche for our younger readers. Unless you're fae Fife of course . Gaunnae go radge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBe3d1UcJsM

Is that a young Annie Nightingale?

ledburner wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 9:13 pm Is that a young Annie Nightingale?

Tis so. Fay looks exactly like my mate Trev's missus, Karen. Who's a Weegie. So that's confused things even further.

psling wrote: ↑Fri Jan 20, 2023 3:21 pm Will be listening to some Byrds ... later

Excellent. Bit of a fan. Shame they imploded. I reckon you're a dead ringer for Dave Crosby in his later years Pete .

Also a fan of The Hollies - "great sounds that grew out of the North" - with the Nash connection.

"‘Time is the final currency. What do you do with the time you have left?".

We don't pull this one out often but it would be rude not to today.


Greetz

S. : )

Scattamah wrote: ↑Wed Mar 01, 2023 8:46 am We don't pull this one out often but it would be rude not to today.


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Greetz

S. : )

Same.

But when I do, I never regret it

RØDHÅD

....after seeing him play Saturday night, or rather Sunday morning, in Mannheim.

That was great, I never did that "back in the day" before I left Germany, so here I am coming back here, going to a proper German techno club, with my daughter... we really enjoyed that!!

Well, listening and watching really. Just finished the last episode of the last assignment of Sapphire and Steel. That final image of them trapped in the placeless and timeless garage gazing out of the window into space was very unsettling. From someone who has no supernatural bones in his body that really was most disturbing. Honestly, telly's rubbish now.

Listening to and watching the final of Melodifestivalen, Sweden's competition to find their entry for Eurovision. Some good performances, but Loreen has taken a very convincing win.

Think I may need to pull rank on the kids for the live show in Liverpool...

Well, last night anyroad. Viv Stanshall's [posthumous] 80th Birthday Party at the Union Chapel in Islington, a majestic venue round the corner from The Garage.

Not many Bonzos left now sadly, but Legs Larry and Rod Slater managed to put in appearances. Kevin Eldon added an extra surreal note to the proceedings. Delicious chaos all round and a fantastic, nostalgic, night out.

I'm gonna get you in my tent tent tent, oh oh it's so convenient ent ent......



You all buy my records so I'd like to say, some little old cliche....



Legs Larry covered in sequins just for you...

I have spent a few happy nights in the Chapel, herself lived a couple of stops away until 18 months ago.

Just listening to Lankum’s new album False Lankum released today.

Blackhound wrote: ↑Fri Mar 24, 2023 12:02 pm I have spent a few happy nights in the Chapel, herself lived a couple of stops away until 18 months ago.

Ooh nice one. Not been before, the architecture is impressive. Very gothic.

It's the odd boy who doesn't like sport....