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great stuff. this is killing too [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8gE3mUh1oM"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8gE3mUh1oM[/url]

Thanks for posting. Yet another fanastically realised Lakland bass. Interesting his comment about it sounding better with 40s too

Bladerunner soo atmospheric. Out of sight has a seriously funky soundtrack, as does Jackie Brown

Barrytown would work a treat too I reckon

Wow, sounds amazing! Heard Doug Johns was playing a set too

Barrytown. Just wonderful

[quote name='paul h' post='986426' date='Oct 12 2010, 11:27 PM']Just watched this again and it still gives me goosebumps.[/quote] Me too, watch it once a week

[quote name='lanark' post='985339' date='Oct 12 2010, 09:05 AM']See - what's happened is that apparently "Punk" is now a definition of a rigid music sound rather than an attitude, which it was when it first arrived. Personanlly I always preferred what became known as "New Wave" than what now classes as "Punk" which is essentially pretty dull and mostly sounds the same. Greatest Punk bands? The Fall and Frank Zappa - just playing a guitar very fast and shouting doesn't necessarily make you punk. I find it frustrating that the same think has apparently happened to the term "Indie" too. Back in the day it covered everything npon-commercial, from the DKs to The Cocteau Twins, now both Punk and Indie apparently mean Green Day and The Killers. Boring both.[/quote] +1000. Generic = against the original spirit of punk

Fantastic stuff, and Yes grooving hard which you don't really associate them with

+3 on everything everything, very fresh sounding, will be investigating further. Thought Jamiroquai were slick as you like as expected, but PT very muddy to my ears. Couldn't make out what he was playing either, was it an AC?

Yeah baaaaad!

Doug Johns uses the scrunchy dampener too

let's get literal here...

[quote name='steve-soar' post='961516' date='Sep 19 2010, 08:18 PM']Loved Mark Ronson, Bang Bang Bang is great.[/quote] +1 just great pop music