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You’re just happy that Scotland have qualified for an international competition for the first time in 23 years, @meanmistermustard.
We could have been singing the reverse of that lyric for decades. Cheesy novelty song though.
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You’ve won it just as many times as us in that time as well.
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Just listening to oldies radio on SiriusXM poolside with mombontee, awaiting guests. (Will update if/when a Beatals song is played)
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BeatlebugGEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
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Just listening to oldies radio on SiriusXM poolside with mombontee, awaiting guests. (Will update if/when a Beatals song is played)
…haha already: “I Should’ve Known better” just finished. (Now: Ronettes)
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When the homies ain’t around.
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Offline In Dreams – Roy Orbison
Very close to being Roy’s best song. I find it practically flawless in lyrics, atmosphere, structure and singing.
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Muse – Origin of Symmetry (XX Anniversary RemiXX) (just dropped today and was really enjoyable)
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Offline This feels like such a great song for the last year, and for where I find myself at the moment, in some way…
…his voice is just devastating, soulful blues-tinged and gospely, with you feeling every damn word (and Pink does a great job as well). Heard him before with Human, another great song but didn’t really follow-up. Now following up, he has one of the greatest male voices I’ve heard in years, and should be much more famous than he is…
You’re missing out if you don’t give this guy a listen.
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Offline listened to Fleetwood Mac’s Tusk a couple times in the last few days
Walk A Thin Line’s my fave on that one
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Offline Genius of Love by Tom Tom Club. Earlier it was Walk Of Life by Dire Straits. We have yet to see which songs will end up on my next playlist…
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Wolf City – Amon Düül IIthey’re primarily known as a Krautrock band (that’s a genre I’m real into), but this album sounds a lot more like straight up prog rock to me
pretty spaced out psychedelic prog granted, but still
real great album if you like your tunes “far out, man”
vocals can be a bit
inducing at times though
inducing at times thoughVCD, speaking as a middle aged Southern Northern Ontarian who went through quite his own Krautrock (and roll!)-phase two decades ago, have you ever heard the 1974/75 recordings by Hamilton’s own Simply Saucer?
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Recorded partly in the basement studio of (recently deceased, sadly) engineer Bob Lanois, partly on the rooftop (!) of the Jackson Square mall, and it sounds as much like the early Velvets or Syd’s Floyd as any of the German bands (or Hawkwind, or Sun Ra’s electronics). Very cool!
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Offline I actually saw the reunited Simply Saucer in Calgary a few years back!
an old band of mine also covered Bullet Proof Nothing a few times live
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Offline Vera Chuck and Dave said
I actually saw the reunited Simply Saucer in Calgary a few years back!an old band of mine also covered Bullet Proof Nothing a few times live
Wow, very cool!
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Offline vonbontee said
VCD, speaking as a middle aged Southern Northern Ontarian who went through quite his own Krautrock (and roll!)-phase two decades ago, have you ever heard the 1974/75 recordings by Hamilton’s own Simply Saucer?
Recorded partly in the basement studio of (recently deceased, sadly) engineer Bob Lanois, partly on the rooftop (!) of the Jackson Square mall, and it sounds as much like the early Velvets or Syd’s Floyd as any of the German bands (or Hawkwind, or Sun Ra’s electronics). Very cool!
I’ve added it to my library, will give it a listen! Right now, though, in honor of its release on this day in 1968:
Pink Floyd – A Saucerful of Secrets
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