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Besides Moz and The Smiths, what have you all been listening to lately?
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Bluenose
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Re: Yes !!! "Give him a ball (and a yard of grass)"
Heh heh. Yes, the singer was a Nottingham Forest fan and 'Give Him A Ball' was apparently about Nigel Clough.
The Lion in Love wants to know the lyrics to "We Love It When Our Friends Become Disabled", but having never heard it, I cannot oblige. Do you know them?
> "If God meant the game to be played up there/He would've put goal
> posts in the air"
> My favourite Sultans of Ping story is about the time Radiohead supported
> *them*.
Heh heh. Yes, the singer was a Nottingham Forest fan and 'Give Him A Ball' was apparently about Nigel Clough.
The Lion in Love wants to know the lyrics to "We Love It When Our Friends Become Disabled", but having never heard it, I cannot oblige. Do you know them?
> "If God meant the game to be played up there/He would've put goal
> posts in the air"
> My favourite Sultans of Ping story is about the time Radiohead supported
> *them*.
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kes
Guest
Re: 'Casual Sex in the Cineplex'
Oh my dear Bluenose, how i miss those days.....oh to be a "stupid kid" again.
The Bridewell Taxis (later just the bridewells) i loved too, guess it helped coming from Leeds anyway.
"Honesty" i remember being played on the old Chart Show without it being ffwd on, a rarity, as it always did through the track you wanted to hear and see and played the obvious Mock Turtle song instead.
Don't suppose you have the Bridwells "invisible to you" album? i'd love a copy again as somebody borrowed and never gave back, b*stards!
take care.
ray, leeds.
Oh my dear Bluenose, how i miss those days.....oh to be a "stupid kid" again.
The Bridewell Taxis (later just the bridewells) i loved too, guess it helped coming from Leeds anyway.
"Honesty" i remember being played on the old Chart Show without it being ffwd on, a rarity, as it always did through the track you wanted to hear and see and played the obvious Mock Turtle song instead.
Don't suppose you have the Bridwells "invisible to you" album? i'd love a copy again as somebody borrowed and never gave back, b*stards!
take care.
ray, leeds.
A
Almodis
Guest
Re: Yes !!! "Give him a ball (and a yard of grass)"
> The Lion in Love wants to know the lyrics to "We Love It When Our
> Friends Become Disabled", but having never heard it, I cannot oblige.
> Do you know them?
No, sorry, I've never heard it either.
> The Lion in Love wants to know the lyrics to "We Love It When Our
> Friends Become Disabled", but having never heard it, I cannot oblige.
> Do you know them?
No, sorry, I've never heard it either.
B
Bluenose
Guest
"Honesty looks good on you, looks so bad on me"
Yes, I tutted many a time at The Chart Show when seeing the video for 'Step On' for the umpteenth time when they could have played something like 'God Knows It's True' (I love early TFC too). Mind you, as it was before the days of satellite telly, it was the only way I'd see an indie video in the first place, 2 seconds or otherwise.
I do indeed have 'Invisible To You', so drop me a line with your address and I'll copy it for you. I have it on tape, so I can only copy it on to tape, if that's OK.
> Oh my dear Bluenose, how i miss those days.....oh to be a "stupid
> kid" again.
> The Bridewell Taxis (later just the bridewells) i loved too, guess it
> helped coming from Leeds anyway.
> "Honesty" i remember being played on the old Chart Show without
> it being ffwd on, a rarity, as it always did through the track you wanted
> to hear and see and played the obvious Mock Turtle song instead.
> Don't suppose you have the Bridwells "invisible to you" album?
> i'd love a copy again as somebody borrowed and never gave back, b*stards!
> take care.
> ray, leeds.
Yes, I tutted many a time at The Chart Show when seeing the video for 'Step On' for the umpteenth time when they could have played something like 'God Knows It's True' (I love early TFC too). Mind you, as it was before the days of satellite telly, it was the only way I'd see an indie video in the first place, 2 seconds or otherwise.
I do indeed have 'Invisible To You', so drop me a line with your address and I'll copy it for you. I have it on tape, so I can only copy it on to tape, if that's OK.
> Oh my dear Bluenose, how i miss those days.....oh to be a "stupid
> kid" again.
> The Bridewell Taxis (later just the bridewells) i loved too, guess it
> helped coming from Leeds anyway.
> "Honesty" i remember being played on the old Chart Show without
> it being ffwd on, a rarity, as it always did through the track you wanted
> to hear and see and played the obvious Mock Turtle song instead.
> Don't suppose you have the Bridwells "invisible to you" album?
> i'd love a copy again as somebody borrowed and never gave back, b*stards!
> take care.
> ray, leeds.
R
Ruffian
Guest
Re: Bad Day
> I have REM's 'Bad Day' echoing round my head at the moment. I can only
> have heard it twice or even thrice, it's very catchy. Does anyone have the
> 'Best of' thing that's out but in the 2 CD version with acoustic bits and
> bobs? Is it worth hanging out for? - I haven't bought an REM thing since
> their best of with teh painted faces on the front (1991?).
It sound like 'It's the end of the world' with different words. Poor song Tingle! I expected something cultish from you!
Ruffian
> I have REM's 'Bad Day' echoing round my head at the moment. I can only
> have heard it twice or even thrice, it's very catchy. Does anyone have the
> 'Best of' thing that's out but in the 2 CD version with acoustic bits and
> bobs? Is it worth hanging out for? - I haven't bought an REM thing since
> their best of with teh painted faces on the front (1991?).
It sound like 'It's the end of the world' with different words. Poor song Tingle! I expected something cultish from you!
Ruffian
R
Ruffian
Guest
Re: Obscure indie again!
> by the mighty Sultans of Ping F.C.
> Saw them at Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall in 1993. Ahhh...great days.
> "put on your flip-flops and let's go shopping, dear"
> "Two pints of Rasa, I think you're medasa"(sp?)
> and everyone must remember "Where's Me Jumper"
> Ahhh...I think I'll have a sort through some more of my old LPs this
> evening. The Bridewell Taxis anyone?
Nice one Bluey.. 'Where's Me jumper' is a celebration of all things indie disco and stupid.. I love it..'Dancing at the disco bumper to bumper..'! go go go
Bridewells had that classic song 'Spirit' or something didn't they? Hmm, that era reminds me of another of my indie 'cred' moments as well.. and I don't suppose anyone remembers them, but I used to lunch at Natwest with a group of blokes.. we called ourself the 'lonely lunch wank club' and one day I was talking to this guy Chris O'donnell and he say's 'yeah I play bass' and it only turns out he was the bass player in 'My Jealous God'.. it put my guitar aspirations at that time in sharp focus! Anyway, My Jealous God had at least one good tune in 'Pray'.. classic baggy indie. I bet TMF remembers 'em at least!
Anyway, might have to dig out a 'Ping' CD if their as funny as HMHB..
Ruffian
> by the mighty Sultans of Ping F.C.
> Saw them at Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall in 1993. Ahhh...great days.
> "put on your flip-flops and let's go shopping, dear"
> "Two pints of Rasa, I think you're medasa"(sp?)
> and everyone must remember "Where's Me Jumper"
> Ahhh...I think I'll have a sort through some more of my old LPs this
> evening. The Bridewell Taxis anyone?
Nice one Bluey.. 'Where's Me jumper' is a celebration of all things indie disco and stupid.. I love it..'Dancing at the disco bumper to bumper..'! go go go
Bridewells had that classic song 'Spirit' or something didn't they? Hmm, that era reminds me of another of my indie 'cred' moments as well.. and I don't suppose anyone remembers them, but I used to lunch at Natwest with a group of blokes.. we called ourself the 'lonely lunch wank club' and one day I was talking to this guy Chris O'donnell and he say's 'yeah I play bass' and it only turns out he was the bass player in 'My Jealous God'.. it put my guitar aspirations at that time in sharp focus! Anyway, My Jealous God had at least one good tune in 'Pray'.. classic baggy indie. I bet TMF remembers 'em at least!
Anyway, might have to dig out a 'Ping' CD if their as funny as HMHB..
Ruffian
R
Ruffian
Guest
> Hmm...lately, I've been listening almost constantly to disc two of The
> Church's Parallel Universe and to an advance copy of their new album,
> Forget Yourself, which will be out in January. I can't get enough of The
> Church!
Earth calling.. earth calling... earth calling...
Ahh Dumbles.. meant to mention I have two Church tracks in the car at the moment.. just to feed back to you.. Impression is that it's real spirit of the 80's indie retro and certainly swathed with a 'House Of Love' feel.
Not bad.. very listenable... but only a 7/10!!
Now Space Ritual.. One of the great live albums.. and I would list my other live favourites, but they're all heavy and I'll get slaughtered here (again) but let's just toss 'Made In Japan' into the mix.. a live gem.
In the tenth second of forever..
Ruffian
> Church's Parallel Universe and to an advance copy of their new album,
> Forget Yourself, which will be out in January. I can't get enough of The
> Church!
Earth calling.. earth calling... earth calling...
Ahh Dumbles.. meant to mention I have two Church tracks in the car at the moment.. just to feed back to you.. Impression is that it's real spirit of the 80's indie retro and certainly swathed with a 'House Of Love' feel.
Not bad.. very listenable... but only a 7/10!!
Now Space Ritual.. One of the great live albums.. and I would list my other live favourites, but they're all heavy and I'll get slaughtered here (again) but let's just toss 'Made In Japan' into the mix.. a live gem.
In the tenth second of forever..
Ruffian
T
The Magic Fairy
Guest
Re: Obscure indie again!
> Anyway, My
> Jealous God had at least one good tune in 'Pray'.. classic baggy indie. I
> bet TMF remembers 'em at least!
Oh aye. Baggy chancers, they were dismissed as. I once saw them live at Blackpool Jenks club in 1990. All I remember is lots of wah-wah and some flashing lights on stage.
Sultans of Ping. Very silly. I saw them live a couple of times, including a memorable gig at the Boardwalk in Manchester, where I fondled the singer's leg. Ahem.
TMF
> Anyway, My
> Jealous God had at least one good tune in 'Pray'.. classic baggy indie. I
> bet TMF remembers 'em at least!
Oh aye. Baggy chancers, they were dismissed as. I once saw them live at Blackpool Jenks club in 1990. All I remember is lots of wah-wah and some flashing lights on stage.
Sultans of Ping. Very silly. I saw them live a couple of times, including a memorable gig at the Boardwalk in Manchester, where I fondled the singer's leg. Ahem.
TMF
B
Bluenose
Guest
Re: Obscure indie again!
I recall My Jealous God with clarity. Although, it has to be said, my favourite is 'Everything About You'.
I found this particular song on 12" over a year ago. I was so pleased, I held it aloft for my co-shopper (who was getting a bit bored by the 11th rack of records I was looking through) to see. I think she was expecting me to have found 'God Save The Queen' on A&M or something. Her face dropped and she looked at me sympathetically. I don't think she appreciated my obscure find.
> Nice one Bluey.. 'Where's Me jumper' is a celebration of all things indie
> disco and stupid.. I love it..'Dancing at the disco bumper to bumper..'!
> go go go
> Bridewells had that classic song 'Spirit' or something didn't they? Hmm,
> that era reminds me of another of my indie 'cred' moments as well.. and I
> don't suppose anyone remembers them, but I used to lunch at Natwest with a
> group of blokes.. we called ourself the 'lonely lunch wank club' and one
> day I was talking to this guy Chris O'donnell and he say's 'yeah I play
> bass' and it only turns out he was the bass player in 'My Jealous God'..
> it put my guitar aspirations at that time in sharp focus! Anyway, My
> Jealous God had at least one good tune in 'Pray'.. classic baggy indie. I
> bet TMF remembers 'em at least!
> Anyway, might have to dig out a 'Ping' CD if their as funny as HMHB..
> Ruffian
I recall My Jealous God with clarity. Although, it has to be said, my favourite is 'Everything About You'.
I found this particular song on 12" over a year ago. I was so pleased, I held it aloft for my co-shopper (who was getting a bit bored by the 11th rack of records I was looking through) to see. I think she was expecting me to have found 'God Save The Queen' on A&M or something. Her face dropped and she looked at me sympathetically. I don't think she appreciated my obscure find.
> Nice one Bluey.. 'Where's Me jumper' is a celebration of all things indie
> disco and stupid.. I love it..'Dancing at the disco bumper to bumper..'!
> go go go
> Bridewells had that classic song 'Spirit' or something didn't they? Hmm,
> that era reminds me of another of my indie 'cred' moments as well.. and I
> don't suppose anyone remembers them, but I used to lunch at Natwest with a
> group of blokes.. we called ourself the 'lonely lunch wank club' and one
> day I was talking to this guy Chris O'donnell and he say's 'yeah I play
> bass' and it only turns out he was the bass player in 'My Jealous God'..
> it put my guitar aspirations at that time in sharp focus! Anyway, My
> Jealous God had at least one good tune in 'Pray'.. classic baggy indie. I
> bet TMF remembers 'em at least!
> Anyway, might have to dig out a 'Ping' CD if their as funny as HMHB..
> Ruffian
R
Ruffian
Guest
Re: Obscure indie websites and bands
> Oh aye. Baggy chancers, they were dismissed as. I once saw them live at
> Blackpool Jenks club in 1990. All I remember is lots of wah-wah and some
> flashing lights on stage.
> Sultans of Ping. Very silly. I saw them live a couple of times, including
> a memorable gig at the Boardwalk in Manchester, where I fondled the
> singer's leg. Ahem.
> TMF
Hey magic.. here are three other forgotten classics of indie..
Faith Over Reason - 'Billy Blue'
Railway Children - 'A Gentle Sound' (supported the Smiths at Brixton in 86)
Bodines - Skankin Queen
Any of these ring any bells? I've actually been hunting the fisrt track down for 20 years.. and so sure, found it on this website.. and ordered it today.. vinyl only (see Bluey, i can adapt)
http://www.musicstack.com/
It's a source of the most obscure.. and of useful reference
Ruffian
> Oh aye. Baggy chancers, they were dismissed as. I once saw them live at
> Blackpool Jenks club in 1990. All I remember is lots of wah-wah and some
> flashing lights on stage.
> Sultans of Ping. Very silly. I saw them live a couple of times, including
> a memorable gig at the Boardwalk in Manchester, where I fondled the
> singer's leg. Ahem.
> TMF
Hey magic.. here are three other forgotten classics of indie..
Faith Over Reason - 'Billy Blue'
Railway Children - 'A Gentle Sound' (supported the Smiths at Brixton in 86)
Bodines - Skankin Queen
Any of these ring any bells? I've actually been hunting the fisrt track down for 20 years.. and so sure, found it on this website.. and ordered it today.. vinyl only (see Bluey, i can adapt)
http://www.musicstack.com/
It's a source of the most obscure.. and of useful reference
Ruffian
R
Ruffian
Guest
Re: Obscure indie again!
> I recall My Jealous God with clarity. Although, it has to be said, my
> favourite is 'Everything About You'.
> I found this particular song on 12" over a year ago. I was so
> pleased, I held it aloft for my co-shopper (who was getting a bit bored by
> the 11th rack of records I was looking through) to see. I think she was
> expecting me to have found 'God Save The Queen' on A&M or something. Her
> face dropped and she looked at me sympathetically. I don't think she
> appreciated my obscure find.
Thanks Bluey (I'm in work covering one of my marvellous programs tbnight).. it amazes me of how the obscure are actually known.. Chris (the bass player) was a really nice quiet bloke.. (like me) and his cousin wrote all the songs for MJG apparrently. However Chris got disillusioned with playing when they got noweher and left.. He married an American girl and lives in Florida now.. (I email him occassionally) the lucky ba*stard!
Still, if my band ever gig (spring 2004 I reckon) I'll have to get a Moz solo contigent down.. I'd love to see what Pat would say about our Buzzcocks, pistols, ramones, clash etc etc covers!
Ruffian
> I recall My Jealous God with clarity. Although, it has to be said, my
> favourite is 'Everything About You'.
> I found this particular song on 12" over a year ago. I was so
> pleased, I held it aloft for my co-shopper (who was getting a bit bored by
> the 11th rack of records I was looking through) to see. I think she was
> expecting me to have found 'God Save The Queen' on A&M or something. Her
> face dropped and she looked at me sympathetically. I don't think she
> appreciated my obscure find.
Thanks Bluey (I'm in work covering one of my marvellous programs tbnight).. it amazes me of how the obscure are actually known.. Chris (the bass player) was a really nice quiet bloke.. (like me) and his cousin wrote all the songs for MJG apparrently. However Chris got disillusioned with playing when they got noweher and left.. He married an American girl and lives in Florida now.. (I email him occassionally) the lucky ba*stard!
Still, if my band ever gig (spring 2004 I reckon) I'll have to get a Moz solo contigent down.. I'd love to see what Pat would say about our Buzzcocks, pistols, ramones, clash etc etc covers!
Ruffian
C
Curious George
Guest
Re: Hey Dumbledore...I'd like to make a request
> Put up a new picture of you in your profile. Tossing off to the door
> knocking icon is getting harder and harder for me to do
You mean that fake photo under the user 'Dumbles' isn't Dumbledore?
I thought it was.
C'mon Dumbledore, I'd like to see you also.
> Put up a new picture of you in your profile. Tossing off to the door
> knocking icon is getting harder and harder for me to do
You mean that fake photo under the user 'Dumbles' isn't Dumbledore?
I thought it was.
C'mon Dumbledore, I'd like to see you also.
D
Dumbledore
Guest
Re: Hey Dumbledore...I'd like to make a request
> Put up a new picture of you in your profile. Tossing off to the door
> knocking icon is getting harder and harder for me to do
And what do I get in return if I do this?
Actually, I was talking to my friend today about a fantasy I've had lately about being filmed using the sybian and putting it up for people to download if they want. That fantasy gets me sooo hot. I don't know if I have the nerve to actually do this, though!
A picture? For you, Weiß, of course. But give me a few weeks. I'm driving up to New England tomorrow to see if I can find a place to live, and with any luck I'll be moving soon! Hopefully, I'll have pictures to post of me in my new digs soon.
> Put up a new picture of you in your profile. Tossing off to the door
> knocking icon is getting harder and harder for me to do
And what do I get in return if I do this?
Actually, I was talking to my friend today about a fantasy I've had lately about being filmed using the sybian and putting it up for people to download if they want. That fantasy gets me sooo hot. I don't know if I have the nerve to actually do this, though!
A picture? For you, Weiß, of course. But give me a few weeks. I'm driving up to New England tomorrow to see if I can find a place to live, and with any luck I'll be moving soon! Hopefully, I'll have pictures to post of me in my new digs soon.
D
Dumbledore
Guest
Re: Hey Dumbledore...I'd like to make a request
> You mean that fake photo under the user 'Dumbles' isn't Dumbledore?
> I thought it was.
> C'mon Dumbledore, I'd like to see you also.
Dumbles is dead, George. Dead, dead, dead.
> You mean that fake photo under the user 'Dumbles' isn't Dumbledore?
> I thought it was.
> C'mon Dumbledore, I'd like to see you also.
Dumbles is dead, George. Dead, dead, dead.
D
Dumbledore
Guest
Do Not Panic!
"If you are making love it is imperative to bring all bodies to orgasm
simultaeneously
Do not waste time blocking your ears.
Do not waste time seeking a soundproof shelter.
Try to get as far away from the sonic source as possible,
but do not panic..."
I'm glad you downloaded the songs, Ruff. I love them. I listen to them over and over and over again...but I'm like that. Repetitive and boring.
I'm not much for Deep Purple myself, but I would never knock someone else's musical loves. Well, not to their face, anyway.
So glad to hear that you can appreciate Space Ritual. Not enough people do.
> Earth calling.. earth calling... earth calling...
> Ahh Dumbles.. meant to mention I have two Church tracks in the car at the
> moment.. just to feed back to you.. Impression is that it's real spirit of
> the 80's indie retro and certainly swathed with a 'House Of Love' feel.
> Not bad.. very listenable... but only a 7/10!!
> Now Space Ritual.. One of the great live albums.. and I would list my
> other live favourites, but they're all heavy and I'll get slaughtered here
> (again) but let's just toss 'Made In Japan' into the mix.. a live gem.
> In the tenth second of forever..
> Ruffian
"If you are making love it is imperative to bring all bodies to orgasm
simultaeneously
Do not waste time blocking your ears.
Do not waste time seeking a soundproof shelter.
Try to get as far away from the sonic source as possible,
but do not panic..."
I'm glad you downloaded the songs, Ruff. I love them. I listen to them over and over and over again...but I'm like that. Repetitive and boring.
I'm not much for Deep Purple myself, but I would never knock someone else's musical loves. Well, not to their face, anyway.
So glad to hear that you can appreciate Space Ritual. Not enough people do.
> Earth calling.. earth calling... earth calling...
> Ahh Dumbles.. meant to mention I have two Church tracks in the car at the
> moment.. just to feed back to you.. Impression is that it's real spirit of
> the 80's indie retro and certainly swathed with a 'House Of Love' feel.
> Not bad.. very listenable... but only a 7/10!!
> Now Space Ritual.. One of the great live albums.. and I would list my
> other live favourites, but they're all heavy and I'll get slaughtered here
> (again) but let's just toss 'Made In Japan' into the mix.. a live gem.
> In the tenth second of forever..
> Ruffian
W
Weiß
Guest
Check, please!
Honey, hand me that box of Kleenex...
Honey, hand me that box of Kleenex...
M
Mr.Improper PIMP that does like the new songs
Guest
Believe it or not,the plimsouls'everywhere at once" cd...magnifique!!!!!Im big into the plimsouls-great band. Plus,new order substance,pet shop boys and the psychedelic furs........ Mostly... Plus,I was jammin third bass,(they rock) yesterday.
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Tingle
Guest
Re: Sun Day
Sorry to have disappointed you there Ruffian. However, I have also been listening to "Beth's Electric Birthday" by ColvinQuarmby. Suitably obscure? Favourite Tracks are "Nobody" and "The Girl Who Liked Penguins". Happily, they are playing my local music venue [Half Moon @ Putney] this Sunday. Makes a change from The Rolling Stoned and Utter Madness tribute bands etc etc that usually play there. Morrissey once said that he enjoyed a song by Gerry Colvin's earlier band "Terry & Gerry", & that's justification enough for me.
> It sound like 'It's the end of the world' with different words. Poor song
> Tingle! I expected something cultish from you!
> Ruffian
Sorry to have disappointed you there Ruffian. However, I have also been listening to "Beth's Electric Birthday" by ColvinQuarmby. Suitably obscure? Favourite Tracks are "Nobody" and "The Girl Who Liked Penguins". Happily, they are playing my local music venue [Half Moon @ Putney] this Sunday. Makes a change from The Rolling Stoned and Utter Madness tribute bands etc etc that usually play there. Morrissey once said that he enjoyed a song by Gerry Colvin's earlier band "Terry & Gerry", & that's justification enough for me.
> It sound like 'It's the end of the world' with different words. Poor song
> Tingle! I expected something cultish from you!
> Ruffian
R
Ruffian
Guest
Re: Do Not Panic!
> "If you are making love it is imperative to bring all bodies to
> orgasm
> simultaeneously
> Do not waste time blocking your ears.
> Do not waste time seeking a soundproof shelter.
> Try to get as far away from the sonic source as possible,
> but do not panic..."
Oh great stuff. You bring back some memories here. And the sentiments ae absolutely spot on as wqell.. nothing like a simultaneous O. It's 'Sonic Attack' isn't it?
> I'm glad you downloaded the songs, Ruff. I love them. I listen to them
> over and over and over again...but I'm like that. Repetitive and boring.
I'll tell you the titles.. Nothing wrong with repitition as long it stimulates..
> I'm not much for Deep Purple myself, but I would never knock someone
> else's musical loves. Well, not to their face, anyway.
Haha.. Don't get me wrong, not a massive Purple head myself (haha.. that is so good innuendo!).. I just feel the energy in that live album. 'Highway Star' for example..
> So glad to hear that you can appreciate Space Ritual. Not enough people
> do.
Welcome to the world of the Psyschedelic warlords..
"I've got an orgone accumulator
And it makes me feel grater
I'll see you sometime later
When I'm through with my accumulator"
It's made out of Orgones...
Ruffian
> "If you are making love it is imperative to bring all bodies to
> orgasm
> simultaeneously
> Do not waste time blocking your ears.
> Do not waste time seeking a soundproof shelter.
> Try to get as far away from the sonic source as possible,
> but do not panic..."
Oh great stuff. You bring back some memories here. And the sentiments ae absolutely spot on as wqell.. nothing like a simultaneous O. It's 'Sonic Attack' isn't it?
> I'm glad you downloaded the songs, Ruff. I love them. I listen to them
> over and over and over again...but I'm like that. Repetitive and boring.
I'll tell you the titles.. Nothing wrong with repitition as long it stimulates..
> I'm not much for Deep Purple myself, but I would never knock someone
> else's musical loves. Well, not to their face, anyway.
Haha.. Don't get me wrong, not a massive Purple head myself (haha.. that is so good innuendo!).. I just feel the energy in that live album. 'Highway Star' for example..
> So glad to hear that you can appreciate Space Ritual. Not enough people
> do.
Welcome to the world of the Psyschedelic warlords..
"I've got an orgone accumulator
And it makes me feel grater
I'll see you sometime later
When I'm through with my accumulator"
It's made out of Orgones...
Ruffian
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