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Simon (Highwayman) wrote: "Amazon bargain ....

Made in Japan - Deep Purple
Double Album £2.99"

Probably one of the best live albums made. Followed by Santana Lotus IMO.

The complete Brass Monkey. They're brilliantly jolly!

I've been listening to this band after getting a free download from The Guardian! Highly recommended.

some flogging molly followed by nightwaish the day is picking up a little

Still working my way through Alice in Chains.

`Funky Soul Classics` - Ministry Of Sound 3 disc set

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Can't resist a bargain. Just bought by Captain Beefheart for £2.99 on CD

Faith Healer ...SAHB
even while listening to it i can't wait to play it again
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Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx
We're new here

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Simon - my brother is a massive Captain Beefheart fan and last night I listened to a very long explanation of how the captain worked with his musicians, how he wrote, how he recorded.....I've never listened to any of his music though!

WillieWit wrote: "Faith Healer ...SAHB
even while listening to it i can't wait to play it again
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I've really come to appreciate Alex Harvey ove the years.

Hi Linda,
I played some beefheart last night. I think my tastes have changed :)

Love your cat by the way. I must try and get a flattering photo of Dotty.

Songwriting sensation Ed Sheeran follows up smash hit single "The A Team", with his debut album +. After a string of EPs dating back to 2005, the young pop troubadour finally gets the exposure his he deserves with this new full-length release. The album also includes current single "You Need Me, I Don't Need You".

JJ72 October Swimmer

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Fair Exchange - be bop deluxe.

Simon (Highwayman) wrote: "Fair Exchange - be bop deluxe."

Always going to get my attention with BBD Simon.

I listened to the whole of Sunburst Finish then went on to Elvis Costello. Allison.

Sounds good to me. Great combination.

Alison is perhaps Elvis' best sad song. I think EC is probably the best songwriter of the last 30 to 40 years.

Ian wrote: "Alison is perhaps Elvis' best sad song. I think EC is probably the best songwriter of the last 30 to 40 years."

I do agree, his range as well as his quality is quite extraordinary. Many saw this at the start of his career with Watching the Detectives and the album that followed. Alas, I confess that I was not one of them. However, I have caught on now. Better late than never.

Skiing in the snow ... ole Northern Soul classic ... takes me back to youth club.

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The Fall... 2x4
Donovan... Barbajagal
Neil Young... It's a dream
Bob Dylan... It's all over baby blue

i soo love random play...

Ooo, random track setting. I must admit I find that very irritation. I tend to set it to random album.

Nice choice though.

I remember once driving across country and listening to the Joshua Tree by U2. For those who don't know it, the last track is quite quiet then fades gently out. The next album was Slipknot, probably one of the loudest thrash metal bands. The change was so sudden I nearly went off the road with shock!

I'm humming 'raindrops are falling on my head'

From the ceiling.

WillieWit wrote: "Faith Healer ...SAHB
even while listening to it i can't wait to play it again
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It seems like our iPods have similar thoughts - it's playing The Penthouse Tapes ... SAHB. Great transistors think alike.

'Just be good to Green' Lily Allen and Prof. Green.

If your interested my sister and I write our own songs and post them on youtube under the name gentian!

Geoff (G. Robbins) wrote: "Ian wrote: "Alison is perhaps Elvis' best sad song. I think EC is probably the best songwriter of the last 30 to 40 years."

I do agree, his range as well as his quality is quite extraordinary. Ma..."

At last we have agreement Geoff. Saw Elvis on the 1st Stiffs tour so luckily I was one of those in at the start - great memories...not only EC but Ian Dury, Nick Lowe and Wreckless Eric

D.d. wrote: "'Just be good to Green' Lily Allen and Prof. Green.

If your interested my sister and I write our own songs and post them on youtube under the name gentian!"

I read that as 'it's good to be green'

I thought," hey cool! Kermit's song"!

Bargain....





£2.50

Well I'd listen to it at least once!

I'd get it but I'm sure the price will go up before Christmas. If you're getting it Simon, please order two? I'll collect it when we go to B'wade.

If you can afford to wait for the money, that is...

Ok Patti, consider it done.

You are lovely. Thank you.

'Walk on by' who did sing that? Anyway listening to it on FFH Jazz. The great thing about internet radio is most the time you havent a clue where the station is.

Dionne Warwick I believe Simon.

Mott the Hoople, Best of

Unkle... Where did the night fall.

The Stranglers did a fine version of Walk on By

Starting the day with Anywhere but Here - Evanescence.

Time to start rocking my day then.

we're all going on a summer holiday, we're all going for a week or 2...

...Oh, is that just me? Sorry didn't mean to rub it in.


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Jud (judder) wrote: "we're all going on a summer holiday, we're all going for a week or 2...

...Oh, is that just me? Sorry didn't mean to rub it in.


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"We're all going to shoot Cliff Richard for the holiday. It might take a week or two." - Summer holiday tune.

thats fine but you can't stop me singing it!

At least we can't hear you singing it!

well there's always skype....

WillieWit wrote: "Unkle... Where did the night fall.

The Stranglers did a fine version of Walk on By"

As did The Average White Band

Listening to Document (Number 5) by REM currently.

Nice counterpoint to Evanescence.

What an interesting choice my iPod is having today. Listening to The Cross of Changes by Enigma.

I have this overwhelming desire to read a Dan Brown book.

Lie down, dear, it'll pass.

My thoughts too.

You mean you actually posess one? Or were you planning to defile your Kindle?