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What Are You Listening To? Redux (No Videos)
These.... In the shop- Hawkwind.- Nai Noswad
- Post #3,077
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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XTC Official Thread.
Five camera angles from the BBC... Terry's drum fill at 4.14 is magical! The Small Faces 'esque' ending is sweet. Lyrics are slick- Senses Working Overtime- Nai Noswad
- Post #8
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Mellotron....the Prog Rock hidden weapon?
Deffo a great piece of hardware, and a nifty invention that the likes of Brian Jones put to good use. Mellotron maestro here(Mike Pinder) at IOW Festival 1970. Introduced by Ray Thomas (three now riding that see saw up there) Melancholy Man - The Moody Blues.- Nai Noswad
- Post #38
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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1979 Was Fine!
From the slightly tepid second album 1979 release.... beats Lady Writer hands down (imo) Dire Straits - Where Do You Think You're Going.- Nai Noswad
- Post #53
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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XTC Official Thread.
From Black Sea I think.... Smokeless Zone.- Nai Noswad
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- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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XTC Official Thread.
I did search for old posts, but the 'Games' section was the main offender, so I got this going. Here's two compilations I bought on Vinyl years back.- Nai Noswad
- Post #3
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Roxy Music (Official Thread)
Gary Tibbs is on bass here, but Alan Spenner is the guy you can hear. A sound that launched New Romantics? The Same Old Scene.- Nai Noswad
- Post #41
- Forum: 70's Music
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XTC Official Thread.
Starting off with an amusing interview with XTC frontman Andy Partridge.- Nai Noswad
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- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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The Adicts
Seen these live and Pete Dee Davidson would give Zal Cleminson a run for his money..... all day long. Monkey is the man, a band that we need in these crappy times! Easy Way Out. (original 45 cut is the best though)- Nai Noswad
- Post #27
- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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What Are You Listening to? (Videos only)
Giving this a spin (first heard it in that US TV documentary on blues and rock many years ago) Donovan - Local Boy Chops Wood.- Nai Noswad
- Post #3,167
- Forum: Videos
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1979 Was Fine!
Finished college and was loading trucks in a warehouse, bought this first payday - Rickie Lee Jones - Night Train.- Nai Noswad
- Post #50
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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1979 Was Fine!
Dead Right E-Z..... his voice, his love of rock!- Nai Noswad
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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What Are You Listening to? (Videos only)
Very talented and Andy Partridge is very funny. Wiltshire the county they hail from has many of those white chalk horses in hillsides. Apart from Trains.... they made Swindon famous. Not seen them live since Drums & Wires Tour - great hook here: XTC - Statue Of Liberty.- Nai Noswad
- Post #3,166
- Forum: Videos
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What Are You Listening to? (Videos only)
I agree dr wu..... when I first heard him in early '77 I was convinced he was American! From Liverpool area I believe - when he was with the Attractions everything clicked just right... after Armed Forces his style changed. Here's another forgotten singer I've been tuned into of late - Ian...- Nai Noswad
- Post #3,165
- Forum: Videos
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Roxy Music (Official Thread)
Paul Thompson playing John Bonham's Ludwig kit here, and Chris Spedding on flying V. Bryan Ferry - This Is Tomorrow.- Nai Noswad
- Post #40
- Forum: 70's Music
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