Pat Travers live - Go For What You Know

That's Entertainment- The Jam

THE CLASH .
I saw them in my hometown (May 1981)
I'll never forget it .








I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

Mental Revenge - The Flying Burrito Bros.

The documentary disc from 4 Flicks - Ok watching and listening!!

Johann Strauss - Blue Danube

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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

No Quarter by Led Zeppelin from the O2 Arena 5+4 Matrix.
Fab!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Something Else - by Eddie.

I love this song. Was so psyched when Keith opened his shows with this.

Thanks to Erik Snow...............................





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Screaming Trees
Social Distortion
Willy de Ville
The Stills
Willie Nelson
Blur
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Tubes
are the last 8 tunes

Guns 'n' Roses - I used to love her. I always thought this was a nice little homage (rip off) of Dead Flowers in it's country/rock - ironic lyrics.






Wasn't looking too good, but I was feeling real well.

"I've never had a problem with drugs. I've had problems with the police."

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - The Boatman's Call. Any other NC fans out there?

Yeah T&A, huge Cave fan here. I mentioned him in another thread as example that you can grow older and still preserve the integrity, keep the danger, ...matter.
I guess what I like most about NC now is the whole Grinderman thing; outrageous.

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Yeah T&A, huge Cave fan here. I mentioned him in another thread as example that you can grow older and still preserve the integrity, keep the danger, ...matter.
I guess what I like most about NC now is the whole Grinderman thing; outrageous.

well, he has many sides to him - and not just as a writer/singer. recently picked up guitar, too. i've only fairly recently discovered him - and still have a few albums left to explore - but what i've heard, i love. he's never made it big in the US and that's criminal. he's easily on a par with some of the best singer/songwriters in the biz. i understand he puts on a helluva show, too...

has a new soundtrack in the works, right?

Already listened to "The Firstborn Is Dead " by Nick Cave,T&A ?
If not,do it,highly recommended,saw him with The Bad Seeds in the early nineties.
Great !

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Already listened to "The Firstborn Is Dead " by Nick Cave,T&A ?
If not,do it,highly recommnded,saw him with The Bad Seeds in the early ninties.
Great !

Nope...don't have that one...yet.

YCAGWYW, from: London, Wembley Empire Pool, 1973 Sept 8 (1st show)
Devil's Breath DB 002, pitch corrected. One of the best if not the best version of this great song that exists. Mick Taylor is here not good, not damn good but unearthy good. Music of music.

Running too deep. Last night you - in ecstacy - now you don't, remember me.

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Last night you - in ecstacy - now you don't, remember me.

That line's the key to the whole damn song.

it's also the key to our twisted relationship

The Felice Brothers - Frankie's Gun

1970 tour, it's so good.

Aftermath UK

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

Arthur Alexander ~ You Better Move On