music in the shed

[Tippie]

I was in my early teens. My brother came home with a Frank Zappa album, with 'Catholic girls' on it. That tickled me; I'd never heard anything like it.. "with a tongue like a cow, she can make you go wow"...

It is usually the lyrics that first get the antennas to pick up Frank, and then after a while the music starts to take.

 

[Mastroianni]

 

[RGS1000RGS]

RIP Dolly, she could sing the Phone Book and leave you wanting an encore.

An amazing combination of voices!

 

[RGS1000RGS]

My Brother had this T-shirt in the early 80's. It is still gives a salutary lesson about the alliance of religious and political leaders.

 

[Mastroianni]

View attachment 107954My Brother had this T-shirt in the early 80's. It is still gives a salutary lesson about the alliance of religious and political leaders.

Things are not that simple, particularly regarding the Catholic Church during the period referenced by this T-shirt.

 

[Charley]

Chicken Town Because another thread reminded me of this man's genius.

 

[RGS1000RGS]

Things are not that simple, particularly regarding the Catholic Church during the period referenced by this T-shirt.

I appreciate there are nuances, especially as the Catholic Church during WW2 saved Jewish lives, but the Killing Joke T-shirt image refers to the Pro-Nazi "German Christians" (Deutsche Christen), which was a powerful movement within the Protestant church called the Deutsche Christen actively embraced Nazi racial, nationalistic, and anti-Semitic ideology.

 

[The Sock]

Things are not that simple, particularly regarding the Catholic Church during the period referenced by this T-shirt.

Ask your countrymen, in the Languedoc, about Pope Innocent (perhaps the least accurately titled pope in history) and the slaughters caused by the roman catholic church?
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose,

 

[SRK189W]

'Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose.'

With that in mind, here's some music.....


View attachment Rush - Circumstances.mp4

 

[The Sock]

And, sticking with the concept:

 

[RGS1000RGS]

This came up on a compilation CD I found was hidden in the CD autochanger...it must have been in there for years. A bit more of George Thorogood, and a stonking track..I heard him play this live at the Shepherds Bush Empire back in June 2013, the one, and only, gig I went to with my older brother, who died the following year.

 

[Alzero]

This came up on a compilation CD I found was hidden in the CD autochanger...it must have been in there for years. A bit more of George Thorogood, and a stonking track..I heard him play this live at the Shepherds Bush Empire back in June 2013, the one, and only, gig I went to with my older brother, who died the following year.

George’s band was originally called the Delaware Destroyers and since I grew up there he has always been a local favorite. In fact, they played at the wedding party for the sister of my best friend as a favor. The credits on his first record, IIRC, listed my local weed distributor!

 

[Mastroianni]

Ask your countrymen, in the Languedoc, about Pope Innocent (perhaps the least accurately titled pope in history) and the slaughters caused by the roman catholic church?
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose,

In my opinion, passing judgment on such ancient events—where the values involved are so far removed from our own—inevitably yields results based on emotion rather than reason.
All authorities engage in repression, whether religious or secular, driven either by conviction or by the desire to retain power.
The democratic illusion.
Interpretations are shaped by political interests; for instance, regarding the Spanish Civil War, the narrative in France portrays the Republicans as the "good guys" and the Nationalists as the "bad guys"—yet the "good guys" committed just as many massacres as the "bad guys," even slaughtering their own early allies, the anarchists.
But they are the "good guys" nonetheless...
On the other hand, there was no quarter for those wretched English; for them, it was the sword or the purifying stake.

 

[iis_iis]

Follow that sock.... always a fav here, MCC, seek a gal to sing this song out here, bass line is supportive of the nice guitar licks.

Followed by Canadian Kathleen Edwards, some notables from talented gal, Back to me and Change the sheets and Oh Canada also, j

 

[iis_iis]

Closet and out in the open startled, Janes Addiction fan here ( BIG ), pigeon hole ( what does that actually mean? ) their music could never be ascribed.

Selected this one, as a safer bet, than Three Days live.... apologies to the not so enamored. j.

 

[iis_iis]

Neko another...j

 

[SRK189W]

A song by The Fall.
Taken from a play written by Mark E Smith.

It concerns the sudden and untimely passing of one Albino Luciani in 1978.
A man better known as Pope John Paul 1.

All sorts of conspiracy theories surrounded his passing, but, on balance it would appear natural causes were to blame.
If however you think differently, then maybe watch 'The Godfather Part 3' again....

This 'original' version came my way, via a free single given away by UK based 'Sounds' magazine, at the time in early '87.

My reason for uploading this? It caught my ear at the time, and imho, it's a good tune and at least worth a listen if you've not heard it before..






View attachment Hey! Luciani.mp4

 

[Tippie]

Book by investigative writer David Yallop, "In Gods name". Natural causes? Yeah, right.

 

[Mastroianni]

 

[iis_iis]

Carl Perkins, Charlie Feathers, Ronnie Dawson ( Lisa on drums ) constants here. Band of the moment, The Royal Flush ( love the edgy lead guitar ). Jump left Jump right, what i do when hearing and playing this great high groove, j. ** Alas no live footage i can find.