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Totally. He suffers from the "Colin Moulding" syndrome.Heston wrote:Dave Davies.
Great guitar player and writer of some great Kinks songs, skills unfortunately overshadowed by his brother's immense talent.
Sounds painful.Wolter wrote:Totally. He suffers from the "Colin Moulding" syndrome.Heston wrote:Dave Davies.
Great guitar player and writer of some great Kinks songs, skills unfortunately overshadowed by his brother's immense talent.
Oh, I love Colin Moulding. He's good for at least one stone classic and a couple more really good ones an album. But Partridge tends to get noticed more. I guess "eccentric, but inconsistent genius" beats out "consistently above average songwriter."Heston wrote:Sounds painful.Wolter wrote:Totally. He suffers from the "Colin Moulding" syndrome.Heston wrote:Dave Davies.
Great guitar player and writer of some great Kinks songs, skills unfortunately overshadowed by his brother's immense talent.
You gotta love Mr Moulding though, I nearly cried when I first heard "Frivolous Tonight", it's just such a lovely, warm song.
Should've formed his own band.Heston wrote:Dave Davies.
Great guitar player and writer of some great Kinks songs, skills unfortunately overshadowed by his brother's immense talent.
Bad vibrations.
Well, damn, Kaleb.CorwoodRep wrote: ↑17 Mar 2010, 8:13amPeople who totally don't qualify for this thread and should actually die: Clarence Clemons.
Suspect noted and reported to authorities.Wolter wrote: ↑06 Oct 2017, 11:07pmWell, damn, Kaleb.CorwoodRep wrote: ↑17 Mar 2010, 8:13amPeople who totally don't qualify for this thread and should actually die: Clarence Clemons.
This post was made by a false Kaleb, an imposter who has been killed, like a dog.BostonBeaneater wrote: ↑07 Oct 2017, 12:28amSuspect noted and reported to authorities.Wolter wrote: ↑06 Oct 2017, 11:07pmWell, damn, Kaleb.CorwoodRep wrote: ↑17 Mar 2010, 8:13amPeople who totally don't qualify for this thread and should actually die: Clarence Clemons.