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i like birds - eels

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

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

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

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

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

My daughter has recently shown an interest in playing bass. After a couple of lessons using a Fender Jazz it became quite obvious that this was an instrument designed with a male player in mind. I have a Sandberg Cali and the dimensions and neck profile are far more comfortable for her to play. It’s lighter and more ergonomic. It may just be a matter of ladies hunting down a more ergonomic bass as a lot of the more common models are definitely heavy and not a great fit for the female form.

I did pay for years as a teenager. Most artists were average, some sloppy and some downright abysmal. Very occasionally there was a gem. Im in my 50s now and still support live music but rarely want to go out and find bands. I don’t have the time. Often it’s bands I have heard on Spotify or at a festival on some lowly stage that I pay to see when playing locally.