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sympathy for the devil - stones 

lament - the cure 

i like birds - eels 

17 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

Think that’s a different album, the one I’ve got is this, it’s really worn and a broken case where I played it so much 

Not heard of that will look into it 

Was thinking:

Edit: Looks to have the same track listing … intriguing 

The Chronic? I have it somewhere.

Most likely in the back of the dusty CD cupboard! Yep it’s excellent. Can finally play Dre now the kids are a bit older. Lyrics are generally not suitable.

BTW probably should add this to the Netflix recommendation thread but if you haven’t seen The Defiant Ones it’s a really interesting watch.

Dr.Dre 2001

superblue - jj cale 

3 minutes ago, BigRedX said:

 

Most of the bands I liked in my youth didn't have any "legendary" playing in them even at the height of their popularity.

For my youth I guess this would depend on the definition of “legendary.” Are JJ Burnel, Jah Wobble, Simon Gallop, Peter Hook or  Sir Horace Gentlemen considered legendary?

albert goes west - nick cave 

sunday morning - velvet underground 

1 hour ago, Reggaebass said:

The new one from Clinton Fearon, he just gets better and better, so good 

 

Thanks for this. Currently playing Breaking News in its entirety and really enjoying it …

dirty old town - the pogues 

all cats are grey - the cure 

whipping boy - ben harper 

Travelling without moving - Jamiroquai

i walk on gilded splinters - paul weller

young americans - bowie 

fixing a hole - the beatles 

2 minutes ago, Woodinblack said:

 

Probably all true. On the other hand, bristol has a new scheme where they charge double for on street parking now to encourage you to use the bus. And with that also, it has scaled back bus services as noone is using them, and they have a bus strike.

Its the carrot and the stick approach, except they are all out of carrots

The VOI e-scooters are a good alternative whilst I await the delivery of a Swytch kit. Driving in Bristol has always been a pain.

My Girl - Madness 

lips like sugar - echo and the bunnymen 

cold cold ground / tom waits 

6 hours ago, Japhet said:

 

Saw these guys last night in Cambridge. Seen them a couple of times before and never disappointed. Difficult to pidgeon hole their sound because they're rather unique, but a mix of Indie/Rock with a fair splash of folk I guess. Great songs with beautiful lyrics and the 3 of them drum up a great sound and atmosphere. They've got a few dates left around the country on their current tour and I'd highly recommend seeing them if it's your sort of thing.

 

 

Great band. Have seen their drummer play a few times with Martin Harley.

dig, lazarus dig - nick cave 

it’s hard to be humble (when you’re from Alabama) - Phosphorescent