Quotetomcasagranda QuoteJumpinJimF Miles Runs The Voodoo Down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_RdIoHNXLA Great choice. I went for a run last night with Right Off from Jack Johnson in the headphones. I must be a rare breed, as I love both Tutu, Aura, and the Montreaux live stuff from the 80s, plus the Hot Spot OST which is Miles meeting John Lee Hooker, Taj Mahal, and Jack Nitzsche all in
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Miles Runs The Voodoo Down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_RdIoHNXLA
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QuoteDoxa That would be a nice addition to my Christmas album collection. I have only one so far, Dylan's (plus one single, quess by who). I will pass Clapton's, sorry Eric. Bob's "Must be Santa" is a Christmas classic in my house. - Doxa Well Bob's Christmas album made us all laugh when I played it last December. Not necessarily for the right reasons though
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Quotemidnrambler I just found out that my "Life" book has totally yellowed. Is this a good or a bad sign? Same happened to my Kindle version as well. Weird.
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Quotetreaclefingers QuoteJumpinJimF A terrible idea...but in the spirit of compromise how about a limited edition 7": A. Winter B1. Run Rudolph Run B2. Cosmic Christmas Throw She's So Cold in there and you got yerself a deal! That can go on the EP.
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QuoteJavadave I can just imagine Keith warbling "I'm dreaming of a white powder, just like the one I used to know".... "When the wind blows and the rain feels cold With a head full of snow With a head full of snow"
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I'd be more likely to buy a train themed compilation album than a dreadful Christmas one (see the other thread). For instance the songs mentioned above, plus some good covers - The Train Kept A Rolling, Stop That Train, Train in Vain etc.
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A terrible idea...but in the spirit of compromise how about a limited edition 7": A. Winter B1. Run Rudolph Run B2. Cosmic Christmas
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Quoteretired_dog Quoteloog droog Quotedead.flowers . I found this as a nice example to illustrate what a Schultüte is, which apparently has no equivalent outside the German speaking world. dead.flowers My late father was from Germany, and I have a photo of him as a small boy with one. It's my understanding that there is candy in them? Do kids get them every school year, or jus
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Quotedead.flowers The very spring of that year I had been proudly enrolled into primary school with a Schultüte in my hand. dead.flowers wie süß!
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QuoteRockman ….cant remember what I was doin' that day ………….. probably had a meal ..had a piss and a bit of other stuff Well I was a toddler then. So I guess I would have been toddling. And probably doing the same things you were doing.
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Sad news. A fabulous singer and interpreter.
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Quotepeoplewitheyes That poster campaign is a pathetic way to court controversy, and surely one of the ultimate lows for the Stones Agreed. I suspect it put me off listening to the album for ages. And of course the album has nothing to do with the poster theme.
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QuoteHairball The Doors - The Changeling Great song from a great album
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QuoteHairball Visions of the Thames and London every time I hear this...such a great song filled with so much imagery - puts me right there. The Kinks- Waterloo Sunset "As long as I gaze on Waterloo Sunset, I am in paradise..." Fabulous song
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QuoteHairball QuoteCristiano Radtke Time Song: Oh yes, nice - thanks Cristiano. Something very unique about Ray's songwriting, and this song is no exception. There's a nursery rhyme like quality to this tune, yet it's lyrically poignant at the same time. Reminds me of some of the lyrics Roger Waters wrote for the Pink Floyd track Time. "And then one day you find te
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QuoteDandelionPowderman QuoteStoneage On the other Stones forum they call their similar thread "I don't care what you are listening to right now". I'm afraid they are right. You want to share what you are listening to with others. But the harsh reality is that few cares about that. Instead they are posting their own favourites. That no one listens to either... You won'
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If you meet me, have some curry sauce, have some vinegar on your plaice.
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I shouted out "who ordered the cod and large chips with mushy peas?", when after all it was you and me.
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QuoteGJB She’s a Rainbow (Trout) was great in Manchester That was on the No Filleter tour wasn't it? With Bony M as support?
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QuoteCristiano Radtke This looks like a very nice box set. For those who might be interested, I created a playlist on Spotify with the tracks listed above. I'm not sure if it's 100% accurate, but at least it makes a nice blues compilation. Thanks! Just saved it.
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QuoteGreen Lady They played in the Big Top at the Isle of Wight festival last month, and chose to perform S F Sorrow (personally I'd have liked to hear more recent stuff or some of their wonderful acoustic blues, but you can't always get what you want, and it was a good performance.) Phil May needs to remain seated throughout the show these days, so I guess that has something to do with
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...the band the Rolling Stones could have been "Last ever" show, O2 London December http://www.theprettythings.com/products/o2-indigo/33978 Good recent session on BBC 6 Music: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0b94x3p
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Have listened to some of the tracks on Spotify. So far, very good. Best live version of GOMC I've heard - drums are great. Nice to hear Route 66. Bitch, I Got The Blues also excellent. Might have to buy this one.
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Dig, Lazarus Dig! Let Love In
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The Elevators were fab
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QuoteRoss I have only seen this news credited to Paul at superdeluxeedition. Is that a reliable source? I hope this is true and that there is a lot more out there than the New York sessions that we have all had for years. The Bootleg Series has never let me down! Normally a very good site http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/ He got a long meeting and interview with the record company to discus
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Quotetomcasagranda Blood On The Tracks is one of the best ever Dylan albums, if not the best ever Dylan album; every track, dare I say it, is a winner. You don't even have that with the mid 60s stuff, i.e Bringing It All Back Home through to Blonde On Blonde. Well said
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QuoteCristiano Radtke
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Dylan - World Gone Wrong
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