The Music thread

knecht wrote:

Probably the best guitarist Britain has produced.

I bet he drank real ale.

I think Knecht is probably right though, he's up there with the Eric Claptons even if he is a little odd.

Is your liking to do with the Fairport Convention connection Knecht?

I think he's been teetotal for many years.

He does cover-versions also.

I like him whatever he's done.

And there's nothing wrong with being odd......

Right, i'lll stop there before I start posting loads too much and get into early Fairport with the sublime Sandy Denny......

Now we're going back to the jumper aren't we

It's a pity that he thinks that America is root of his musical taste.

I've been listening to some Pretty Lights of late, some of it has a nice dub edge.

robin cousins, tim brochinno, julianne regan today. why did i follow this lot round the country?

The new Daft Punk tune. Very funky

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Not up to the standard of their earlier work,Jock. Imho.

Haven't really been following this thread (too busy listening to music): has anybody posted this yet?

(Note: for some of you there's the added benefit of a young woman - perspiring)

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Peggy * wrote:

Not up to the standard of their earlier work,Jock. Imho.

Haven't really been following this thread (too busy listening to music): has anybody posted this yet?

(Note: for some of you there's the added benefit of a young woman - perspiring)

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Bought the new Daft Punk album. I really like it, summer tunes nice and funky I've been boogeying on my crutches

Apart from Get Lucky which was number 1 there's a couple of corkers like these:

feckin French crap.

downthetrack wrote:

feckin French crap.

It's ok Granddad they're on our side. I'll put Vera Lynn back on for you anyway so your blood pressure doesn't go mad.

If you like that sort of music check out Metronoy,from Torquay or Totnes. good band

Last week I was in an audience of 7 (yes 7 I counted them twice) at the Windmill pub in Brixton with my better half (yes I know how to treat a lady) to see Lake Forest. He was very very good. Completely up my musical street.

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Tomorrow I'm off to see Keston Cobbler Club. I like them muchly as well.

i just listened to Perpetual Dawn by the Orb on Radio 6

I saw The Who at the O2 on Saturday, pretty awesome even though the voices are not what they once were.

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The 'band' do that "Feel The Lobe" song on he current Summer of Sports ad on Sky.

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The 'band' do that "Feel The Lobe" song on he current Summer of Sports ad on Sky.

Good remix that. Still prefer the original tho, a bit more subtle drum & bass....

Talking of Rudimental, John Newman who did the vocals on his "feel the love" track has his own tune out tomorrow. Pretty ace it is too, especially the piano breakdowns which have a nostagic feel about them for me cos I loved all that type of stuff when the rave scene was at it's peak over 20 years ago....

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defected in the house - groove armada

whats the meaning of this video ?????

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Watched the last night at Glastonbury last night, vampire Weekend were quite good, Lianna La Havas was brilliant as we're of Monsters and Men, I thought that Smashing Pumpkins were good, The XX sent me to sleep and Mumfords weren't a lot better until they closed with the Vacccines, The Vampires and sang Try with a little help from my friends which was fantastic, loved PIL earlier in the day as well.

Sir Bruce Forsyth was the star of the weekend.