If Music Could Talk

threecoffins wrote:

Suzanne H. wrote:There's approximatly 5 million Cheap Trick records at the pawn shop and I want one of them.

But I usually listen the the Buzzcocks Spiral Scratch on vinyl. Amazing shit.

Get Dream Police. It's not their best, but its their campiest, plus with most ludicrous album art!

I've mentioned this before in the misheard lyrics thread, but for years I thought the chorus to Dream Police was "the teeth police live inside of my head".

threecoffins wrote:

Marky Dread wrote:Today i'm having a 13th Floor Elevators moment.

You're gonna miss me is ACE.

Totally brilliant record, although the electric jug gets to me after a while. Been listenin to some Roky lately too.

It was recorded by Roky's first group The Spades originally.

I've been playing Don't slander me by Rocky.

I still can't find Astral Weeks. I've been to about eight stores in the area (two or three pretty regularly) and I keep finding the same damn albums.

matedog wrote:I still can't find Astral Weeks. I've been to about eight stores in the area (two or three pretty regularly) and I keep finding the same damn albums.

That's a nice album matedog.

THE BEATLES THE BEATLES THE BEATLES!!!!!!

Not listening on vinyl sadly but todays tunes are being supplied by Mr. Tim Armstrong from his "A Poets Life" album it's good stuff some nice Ska/Rocksteady vibes with haunting harmonica ...dig it.

After buying a new needle... they cost a fortune these days, I had to fork out €95! At this moment I´m listening to a compilation album "the James Deans´of the dole queue", with bands such as the Wigsville spliffs, Inspector tuppence & the sexy firemen, the Lone stars... good 80´s Rockabilly!

One piece of irrelevant wisdom: Since the CD, we´ve all stopped "listening" to music, we just consume music.
Ask yourself: When was the last time you listend to an album from the 1st note to the last without zapping forward to the next song or zapping back to the one you thought was the best so far?

About 5 minutes ago.

Minus a 5 minute pause while I ran a vacuum.

I agree with red above..I have Red Londons ' the day they tore the old school down' on my turntable now...but its been there for around 3 years...cos i listen to music on the computer now...n my records are stored away. Its not the same

Wolter wrote:About 5 minutes ago.

Minus a 5 minute pause while I ran a vacuum.

Then my hat goes off to you Sir!
If ponly there was more of you and your kidney!

flash and the pan.

Regardless of format, I rarely ever skip around tracks on an album. I'll listen to my music on shuffle, but when I listen to the album I listen to the whole damned thing.

Rum Shebeen - Lock a Monkey Up:

The Equals Explosion.

Marky Dread wrote:The Equals Explosion.

EE..JPG

It hasn't got "Soul Brother Clifford" on it.
If you like the Equals that's a song you NEED to hear.