Quote: Ben @ 17th February 2014, 9:00 PM GMTKind of Blue - Miles Davis
Heaven.
Blue is the colour. Always going to over-shadow red!
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Ramones - R.A.M.O.N.E.S
Eddie & the Hot Rods - Gloria/Satisfaction (live - 1976)
Quote: George Kaplan @ 18th February 2014, 2:09 PM GMTEddie & the Hot Rods - Gloria/Satisfaction (live - 1976)
Love that original vinyl.
And they were still doing it when I saw them a couple of times in the last 10 years.
Subhumans - Mickey Mouse is dead
Quote: lofthouse @ 18th February 2014, 8:45 PM GMTMickey Mouse is dead
Phew, for a moment I thought I'm in the "news"-thread. Thank God it's only a song.
Quote: Chappers @ 18th February 2014, 8:44 PM GMTLove that original vinyl.
And they were still doing it when I saw them a couple of times in the last 10 years.
Yeah, used to play that EP loads when it came out - in the early days of punk/new wave, there wasn't all that much *product* at the beginning, so you bought what you could. The band distanced themselves from the punk movement, but I didn't care - that EP was one of my favourites.
Quote: George Kaplan @ 18th February 2014, 10:03 PM GMTYeah, used to play that EP loads when it came out - in the early days of punk/new wave, there wasn't all that much *product* at the beginning, so you bought what you could. The band distanced themselves from the punk movement, but I didn't care - that EP was one of my favourites.
and then of course they renamed themselves The Rods for "Do anything you wanna do."
A Danish (!) psychedelic band. The song is from 1967. I stumbled across them by accident; found this compilation in a bargain bin:
I'm wondering if JohnnyD knows them (Of course he does!).
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ 20th February 2014, 1:55 PM GMTI'm wondering if JohnnyD knows them (Of course he does!)
'Fraid not, Gordon.
My Danish '60s psychedelia comprises Burning Red Ivanhoe and Savage Rose.
As we're on a psychedelic *trip* now...
THE FLASH GORDONS - 'HALLOWEEN MASK'
I must be getting old! Yes honestly!
Got a CD by the Temperance Seven and am enjoying it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0UdkKH-0Es
The Temperance Seven was a subtle play on words - the number seven being "one under the eight". That there were nine members or "one over the eight" implied intemperance.
I only heard a couple of their songs when I was young but they were forerunners of the Bonzo Dog Band and had Python connections. Pleased to have re-discovered and understood them at last.
Def Leppard - photograph
Cheesy as f**k
But I loves it
Man - Spunk Rock (Greasy Truckers version - the absolute best)