music in the shed

Memorable album it was too. Creative Youtube film using studio recording with some live shots..
I'm (again) very much into their album 'Red' at the moment.
http://youtu.be/z4kbkzCdSYw
Probably need to be a bit of a guitar freak to appreciate it..

Marnix
 
The "Red" album is one of their best, however the earlier videos recorded live in Fr?jus around '81 or '82, performing "Discipline" send shivers down your spine! Belew in that horrible pink suit, but brilliant on the guitar, Levin playing intruments I still can't name and Fripp in his usual perfectionist way.

This video is just not for me :-X

Gerald
 
Dellortoman said:
Sounds like he's got his nuts caught in a vice
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i s'pose that's one way of looking at it


i heard him just the other day at the 'stimmen' fest in l?rrach (our local town), quite nice - no, i didn't pay for tickets, just sat in the park with about 300 other skinflints who were also too tight to pay, the stage was about 40 m from us (not very well) hiden behind screens.
 
Younger son helping me in shed 3 listening to my choice of afternoon music.
"Is that Bob Dylan?"

"Yes"

"He can't sing"

"So?"

"Old folk are weird"

I'm going to stick some Johnny Dowd on his Mp3 player and call it Muse.

 
Went to a gig last night for 40th anniv. of The Stones' Goats Head Soup album.
Was at the bar when the band came on and launched into Cocksucker Blues  :o Never, ever thought I'd hear that played anywhere!!
Anyway, they did a 2 piece acoustic set of most of Beggars Banquet which was great and a few early Stones numbers. After a break they came back as an 8 piece and did the whole of Goats Head Soup -absolutely awesome.
Finished up with Respectable off Some Girls.
It was a one off gig and they must have done some serious practise as they really nailed everything. Band included well respected musos including Nick Barker, Shane O'Mara and Ash Davies.
Was a great night.
Now I've got a sore head but its OK because I'm going to a Fathers Day barby were there will be sore head remedies.  ;)

The guy in the photo standing in front of poster is my mates brother Dean. People stop him in the street for photos.
 

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The guy in the photo standing in front of poster is my mates brother Dean. People stop him in the street for photos.
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Is he a good photographer?  ::)
 
Gov't Mule, Gov't Mule and more Gov't mule, I can't stop listening to Gov't Mule.
 
FFS!!! Got home from the pub. Started playing this weeks Guitar Gods and Masterpieces which is an awesome show, 20 year old came out and asked me to turn the music down so he could sleep.......WTF I've heard that from my parents when I was his age, WHY THE FUCK AM I HEARING IT AGAIN NOW!!! FUCK OFF!!!!!!

ITS FUCKING FRIDAY NIGHT!!!!!! FUCK!
 
My favourite Australian artist is Mark Gillespie, who recorded four albums between late 70s and early 90s.  He moved to Bangladesh over 20 years ago to set up a refuge for women and children and is still there as far as I know.  There are about 50 of his songs available on Vimeo, uploaded from his home in Dhaka last year.  His first two albums  ('Only Human' and 'Sweet Nothing') have been re-released in CD format on Aztec Records.  He worked with some of the leading musicians of the time and I like his lyrics as well as the many styles and influences in his music.

Here is a link to his second album 'Sweet Nothing' that I just found on YouTube..

I'm sure a lot of the Oz members of the forum will know this bloke

Mark Gillespie Sweet nothing (Full Album) Remastered

Yogi
 
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