Spiritualized Acoustic Mainlines live in Boston.  Amazing!!

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

Mention Al Stewart and most folk insitinctively think of "Year Of The Cat" and whilst it is a great rack, personally I prefer this one from the Glaswegian

 

Another top tune

 

This should be one of the best known songs in the world.

Just listen to the lyrics and the sheer power of the music.

Power pop at it's ultimate best

 

Lyrically one of my favourite songs of all time, yet reckon very few of you will have ever heard it

 

This should be one of the best known songs in the world.

 

But it wasn't.

 

Your enthusiasm is admirable but there are reasons why it didn't touch us.

 

For me, it's too "tinny".

 

I'm sure they did a better track or two than that shit.

 

Sorry. Hated it.

But it wasn't.

 

Your enthusiasm is admirable but there are reasons why it didn't touch us.

 

For me, it's too "tinny".

 

I'm sure they did a better track or two than that shit.

 

Sorry. Hated it.

 

Forget About You

Airport

Dancing The Night Away

 

They were a pub rock/pop  band and the "tinny" sound was deliberate

Anyway, bit like the marmite 

Forget About You

Airport

Dancing The Night Away

 

They were a pub rock/pop  band and the "tinny" sound was deliberate

Anyway, bit like the marmite 

 

Now ye're talking. Airport was ace 

Now ye're talking. Airport was ace 

 

Agreed 

If variety be the spice of life, knock yourself out lads

 

Led Zeppelin, a band I'd never fucked with until a few weeks back, addicted to this one tune in particular with the lyrics working their way in to my head.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFj0rxyNCtc

At school in Aberdeen in the mid 70's, there was a Led Zeppelin v. Deep Purple division. I was the head of the Led Zep faction. Still the greatest band of all time for me. Explore their whole catalogue young man. It's stunning. Might take a few listens to catch the vibe for some of their albums but for me, there's been nothing close in terms of a whole library's worth of work.

At school in Aberdeen in the mid 70's, there was a Led Zeppelin v. Deep Purple division. I was the head of the Led Zep faction. Still the greatest band of all time for me. Explore their whole catalogue young man. It's stunning. Might take a few listens to catch the vibe for some of their albums but for me, there's been nothing close in terms of a whole library's worth of work.

I definitely will, had obviously heard a couple of their most popular songs but I stumbled across that one and it's hooked me right in, youtube/spotify tend to always take you on to 'Ramble On' aswell which is another fantastic song.

Ramble On was from Led Zep II. That first track you put up was from Led Zep I, released in 1969 if I recall right. I recommend you go through them chronologically. Physical Graffiti was the first album I bought on the day it came out. I was already hooked by then. Very difficult to describe a fav album as I love them all equally. Even though Led Zep IV (Zofo) had the "smash hit" Stairway to Heaven (which was too omnipresent), there are some awesome tracks on that album too.

6 just played this. Indigenously lovely.

 

 

I bought her album last year and have to say I was fairly impressed with it.

Led Zeppelin, a band I'd never fucked with until a few weeks back, addicted to this one tune in particular with the lyrics working their way in to my head.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFj0rxyNCtc

 

  Great tune.Played that song to death as a budding drummer (via the Sony Walkman),...while trying to replicate John Bonhams bass drum triplets(@0.30).Never quite mastered it

    A one off band 

Another great tune, from a pretty poor album,Coda

 

Darlene

 

 

 

 

Sunday chill - Michael Kiwanuka

 

 

 

 

I guess that this won't be to everyones taste but I love it

The cunt is a chocolate, no question, but his music is pretty decent ( In my opinion )

 

Done 4 Led Zep albums now, this tune below hit me good and hard, cracker!

 

Change of scene for me -  Jerry Douglas

 

 

This is worth a listen

 

Really enjoyed hearing this on 6music just now, never knowingly sat and listened to them to so that'll be something to do this week