Bone Machine - Tom Waits.
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Quotededospegajosos Andrew Oldham era, Jimmy Miller era, Chris Kimsey era, Don Was era, Andrew Watt era? Steve Lillywhite on Dirty Work but hardly an era
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QuotePutty More Barça merch, in case it hasn’t been posted : Team signed edition comes in at a mere 3,000 Euros. Thankfully sold-out before I did something really stupid!
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I'm reading something about 'manipulation' of the figures in US charts with customised Major League Baseball album editions. Some kinda marketing ploy. Doesn't really mean much to me here in the UK.
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I'm sure a canny fellow Scot like Stu would have baulked at the very idea of being the subject of a coffee table book but even more so at those kind of prices. Listening to Ian's playing is all you really need...
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Wouldn't be so bad if it was for charity.
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First & Best- The Apollo, Glasgow May 1982. Saw then 10 times since. Last concert (so far) London Stadium May 2018.
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Please Come Home For Christmas-The Eagles.
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Going at a slight tangent; one of the best ever 'off the cuff' live albums you'll ever hear is Slade Alive. Recorded over 2 nights with a raucous audience, great setlist of mainly covers and almost zero overdubs. One of my favourites.
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Just saw a report Pete Way of UFO has died. Posted on his website. Pete Way Official (Facebook announcement) Iconic bass player Pete Way founder of UFO, Waysted and, latterly, The Pete Way Band has died. He sustained life threatening injuries in an accident two months ago but fought hard until finally succumbing to those injuries at 11.35am BST today. His wife, Jenny, was at his side.
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Have to say I was always pretty sceptical about Tony Sanchez's book tho if I'm being honest I did quite enjoy it (with a bucket of salt).
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Sad Day.
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London City Stadium 2018.
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I'd say Too Much Blood deffo has a disco spin.
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I put it simply; Miles Davis didn't recruit any duds.
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Stunning lack of imagination!
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Quotemrsoandso The Hot Spot - Miles Davis, Taj Mahal, John Lee Hooker The Falcon and the Snowman - Pat Metheny - Lyle Mays (with Bowie on one track) Passion - Music from The Last Temptation of Christ - Peter Gabriel Music by Ry Cooder is a nice compilation of some of his scores. Good call, forgot I had that Cooder collection. Theme from Southern Comfort is forbodingly amazing
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At Hampden Park, Glasgow 1990 Charlie's cowbell went before he was back in his seat!
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My all-time favourite is the Jaws soundtrack by John Williams (I'm a Jaws freak).Possibly the most iconic and recognisable opening music to any movie. Soundtrack to From Dusk til Dawn includes ZZ Top and SRV amongst others. Also love Apocalypse Now, the version with narration and movie dialogue running through it.
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Think Johnny tried to portray himself as a cross between Keith and Hunter S.Thompson. Which was never really gonna work.
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Slade - Slade Alive Rolling Stones - Texas Girls 78 Johnny Cash - Live at Folsom Prison The Who - Live At Leeds Pink Floyd - Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall live
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This is one of my favourite songs from that album.
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I was at that warm-up gig in the Apollo May 1982 my first ever Stones gig. Ticket was just printed as 'The Concert' cost £6. Night before the Scotland V England game and Mick pulled on a Scotland shirt. Brilliant, intimate show in a long gone legendary venue.
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Strangely enough I always think So Young and Jump on top of me are fairly jaunty, light-hearted numbers with a similar theme. Short n Curlies too.
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Quotecooheid Yip I was there. Traveled down from Ayrshire. Saw them 3 times that year, Glasgow,Newcastle and Leeds. What a year. Yeah, I was lucky enuff to get ticket for Apollo warm-up gig. That was my first ever show, Newcastle a close second!
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QuoteMrEcho QuoteROLLINGSTONE It's an anniversary of sorts for me, 38 years today since my first Stones stadium show at St.James Park Newcastle. Travelled down by bus from Glasgow with my girlfriend almost sick with excitement. It rained almost all day but what a show. Support was George Thorogood and J.Geils Band. I was only 18 at the time and even then The Stones seemed impossibly old in t
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It's an anniversary of sorts for me, 38 years today since my first Stones stadium show at St.James Park Newcastle. Travelled down by bus from Glasgow with my girlfriend almost sick with excitement. It rained almost all day but what a show. Support was George Thorogood and J.Geils Band. I was only 18 at the time and even then The Stones seemed impossibly old in their late 30's/early 40&#
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He's up there with the greats. Saw him with the Splinter Group.
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The Carnival is Over -The Seekers. Goin' Down Slow - Howling Wolf.
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Quotepaulywaul If only the Rolling Stones would play ... sigh !! Good call! A more pertinent title to this thread may have been Will anything ever be played live again...?
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