Spiritualized Acoustic Mainlines live in Boston.  Amazing!!

MP3s available from http://www.bradleysalmanac.com/2007/11/mp3s-spiritualized-live-in-boston.htm

I'm not sure that you should be admitting that. Jethro Tull's music dated badly between the time it was recorded and the time it got released. I saw them at the Capitol. The boy with the flute's a fruit.

 

Ach, so what?

Lots of Jethro Tull

 

Never really got into Jethro Tull, but maybe I should revisit it as it might have grown on me with age.

Interesting that Ian Anderson who I have met on a number of occassions actually formed his first band the year I was born

Never really got into Jethro Tull, but maybe I should revisit it as it might have grown on me with age.

Interesting that Ian Anderson who I have met on a number of occassions actually formed his first band the year I was born

You should try Heavy Horses by Jethro Tull. Don't buy it. Just try it. That will save you wasting any further time let alone money.

 

Never really got into Jethro Tull, but maybe I should revisit it as it might have grown on me with age.

Interesting that Ian Anderson who I have met on a number of occassions actually formed his first band the year I was born

 

Radio Scotland DJ now. No longer has the crazy hair. Looks like a respectable child molester now.

My first taste of Jethro Tull was on the Rolling Stones Rock n Roll Circus album.  Thought the live performance they did was amazing.

 

So I bought (yes, actually bought) one of their albums and I don't think I've went near them since.

 

I'll maybe dig both albums out to see if either of my opinions have changed.

I've been listening to James for the last week or so after hearing Laid on the off chance.

 

If I hadn't seen such riches I could live with being poor

 

 

 

Discovered this group on a trip to New York about six years ago, absolutely fucking love them, although doubt anyone other than MBT and MentorRed will have heard of them as virtually unknown over here and to best of knowledge have only played the Isle of Wight Festival in the UK.  

Discovered this group on a trip to New York about six years ago, absolutely fucking love them, although doubt anyone other than MBT and MentorRed will have heard of them as virtually unknown over here and to best of knowledge have only played the Isle of Wight Festival in the UK.

Never knew who that was but Shazam did the business and right enuf, never heard of them.

 

Interestingly good and upbeat. Was put off by the fact that they're popular, particularly by Americans.

 

Bit sceptical that crazy game of poker seems to be their smash hit, the suggestion being that some of their other stuff may be shit.

 

Thanks for the intro.

 

 

 

Thanks to CAPSLOCK (for the heads up) I'm now listening to the mighty Spiritualized Maida Vale session

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00q3v4b

 

1. Hey Jane

2. Lord Let It Rain On Me

3. Little Girl

4. She Kissed Me (It Felt Like a Hit)

5. I Am What I Am

6. Come Together

 

 

 

Never knew who that was but Shazam did the business and right enuf, never heard of them.

 

Interestingly good and upbeat. Was put off by the fact that they're popular, particularly by Americans.

 

Bit sceptical that crazy game of poker seems to be their smash hit, the suggestion being that some of their other stuff may be shit.

 

Thanks for the intro.

 

No problem, they are one of these groups that depending upon my mood, my favourite track of theirs changes from day to day. Good place to start with them if you're interested is to download "34th & 8th"

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/34th-8th-Us-Import-R/dp/B0002C4IPE/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1331899638&sr=1-1

 

Not suggesting you pay Amazon's price, obviously there are plenty of places to download from 

Thanks to CAPSLOCK (for the heads up) I'm now listening to the mighty Spiritualized Maida Vale session

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00q3v4b

 

1. Hey Jane

2. Lord Let It Rain On Me

3. Little Girl

4. She Kissed Me (It Felt Like a Hit)

5. I Am What I Am

6. Come Together

 

 

New album sounds great, saw it played in its entirety at the Albert Hall late last year.

 

I'm listening to Django Django amongst other things - one of the band is the brother of one of the Beta Band, and there's definitely some similarities in the music.

Joni Mitchell - Blue

Headphones on working on customer's accounts, feeling mellow listening to Randy Crawford & Joe Sample - No Regrets

Springsteen's new album is pish.

 

(Just incase there was any doubt)

Springsteen's new album is pish.

 

(Just incase there was any doubt)

 

Why change the habit of a lifetime?

Scrubs My Musical. Ken none of you will admit to liking it but it's fucking superb and you're all cunts if you don't agree. 

Scrubs My Musical. Ken none of you will admit to liking it but it's fucking superb and you're all cunts if you don't agree. 

 

I'll admit I don't even know what it is.

Gil Scott-Heron - I'm New Here.

 

 

Then there is much emptiness in your life, FJ. 

Then there is much emptiness in your life, FJ. 

 

I clearly masturbate too much but my baw sacks fill up sooner or later.

Seth Troxler @ the Winter Music Conference in Miami.

 

Those interested:

 

www.be-at.tv

 

Loads of sets recorded with track listings. Some tidy women too  

Sammy Hagar - Loud & Clear

 

By fuck this takes me right back

MBT - You listen to any Hagar or Montrose

Quite a bit of Hagar, but no Montrose

 

 

Can.