music in the shed

laverdakeith said:
Treated myself, and my immediate neighbours... to an evening of Zappa Last night. Most exellent.


     Keith.
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Keith they are very lucky to have you nest door :D
Had the privilege of seeing him in London  in my top ten bands seen.

Shaun
 
padlock said:
Errrr. Am i old enough to be allowed on here, only a mere whippersnapper of 45. And i've only just graduated to radio 2. Frankly, shame on you old fogys, spending your childrens inheritance on expensive italian motorcycles. :D :D :D :D :D
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Actually I'm an 18 year old blonde with big tits.....
 
Errrr. Am i old enough to be allowed on here, only a mere whippersnapper of 45. And i've only just graduated to radio 2. Frankly, shame on you old fogys, spending your childrens inheritance on expensive italian motorcycles.   


Actually I'm an 18 year old blonde with big tits.....

Warning grooming in progres

                          DAVE
 
drikko said:
padlock said:
Errrr. Am i old enough to be allowed on here, only a mere whippersnapper of 45. And i've only just graduated to radio 2. Frankly, shame on you old fogys, spending your childrens inheritance on expensive italian motorcycles. :D :D :D :D :D
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Actually I'm an 18 year old blonde with big tits.....
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better stay away from those 180 riders then - all bark and no bite , and flea ridden with it!
 
drikko said:
You watch us snatch defeat out of the jaws of victory.......f'in Mitchell Jonson!! Can't bat, can't bowl can't catch!!

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how do you like this drikko: - Powerful Boks burst England bubble, 21-11 at twickenham
maybe your lot can come up with an equivalent cricket result for the series!
 
I have been listening to some early Johnny Cash recently.
I just watched a disappointing film about him (Walk the Line) and thought I would check him out again for real.
 
When your little shed episode has gone totally pearshaped, before you start throwing and smashing things, put this on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Af372EQLck&NR=1
Just got it sent to me by my totally heavy metal obsessed daughter.
 
Mahler, Bach, Wagner, (that'll do for the Germanic's) anything British except Britten,(especially Delius, Vaughan Williams and especially Herbert Howells) Secular or Liturgical, (Tallis, Victoria, Palestrina, Christmas is nearly upon us, that is the time for good music based around the sacred!)
Music steals your soul, like the bark of a 180 at six and a half grand working hard!.
I suppose anything with a little class really, Oh and Thrash Rock as well!.
Zappa thought his finest work was Water melon and Easter Hay, which I tend to agree with, but it has to be Dynamo or Montana really, followed by the live at Helsinki Gig in the, "You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore" series.
53 and I still love my Laverdas,(and Trains!). :-* :-* :-*
 
Was doing a bit of wiring last night with King Crimson, "In the court of the crimson king" I dug it out because Alice Cooper picked it on Desert Island Discs (you know he has given up drinking and replaced it god and golf? Beats me....) Anyway exellent bit of old hippy shit and just the job when installing a Witt.  :D


  Keith.
 
laverdakeith said:
Was doing a bit of wiring last night with King Crimson, "In the court of the crimson king" I dug it out because Alice Cooper picked it on Desert Island Discs (you know he has given up drinking and replaced it god and golf? Beats me....) Anyway exellent bit of old hippy shit and just the job when installing a Witt.  :D


   Keith.
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Have to do the same now Keith! as regards Alice Cooper no wonder he looks like shit nowadays!

Shaun
 
Went to see Steve Harley last night (Brilliant) as the garage/workshop is just too cold for me at the mo. or so I thought. The venue 02 Arena Boscombe (Bournemouth) was freezing but the show went on. Great night.

Graham
 
ooh, Steve Harley, saw a flyer (on a lamppost in Sale!) for his current tour - shame he's not coming anywhere up this way, he's damn good live.

Saw the Lavellers in a grubby little club in Edinburgh a couple of weeks ago, I started off wondering just why I'd enjoyed them so much in the past then they got into their stride & we came out and decided that we'll be going to see them at the Barrowlands next March, with the Wonderstuff as support.

Been listening to a lot of Scots traditional music recently: Battlefield Band, Aly Bain, Wolfstone, Gaberlunzie, Martyn Bennet, AfroCelt Sound System etc

On the Zappa front I never really got into most of it - some great songs (Valley Girl, Teenage Prostitute etc) with marvellous lyrics but a lot of the music leaves me cold.

Guess I'm a bit young (43) for the average music tastes here - mind you, there's at least one forum member still in his twenties.
 
I have seen the Levellers quite a few times Bob, excellent band they always get me on my feet !
As to King Crimson, (Whetton was good with Family and Chappo as well) I remember a good few years back, spending all night listening again and again to the version of, "Starless And Bible Black" on the, "Young Peoples Guide To King Crimson", (back to Britten again!!) good old 12 inch bit of vinyl, after imbibing of some particularly good, highly illegal substance on the end of my tongue.
Ah, happy days and Hendrix.

;) :D 

PS, Shaun,
And then I'd ,get a cup of coffee and give my foot a push,
Just me and my pygmy pony, over by the mental toss bush,
An then I might just, jump back on and ride, like a cowboy, into the dawn to Montana.

One of my riding songs, along with Born to Be Wild and Bat out Of Hell! 

:D :D :D :D
 
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