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SteveDeckchair wrote:Kim Wilde, Kids in America. Guilty pleasure, love it.

Now onto Led Zeppelin, Black Dog. Got the rest of Led Zeppelin 4 for the rest of the journey home.

Got a bottle of Pure Un Ubu in hand waiting for the train, but I guess that's for the real ale thread eh Andy!

What the hell is that?!!

listened to a nice eclectic collection of songs on the way home tonight . artists were -

the rolling stones.
james brown (the godfather, indeed).
queen.
tom jones (sex bomb, dont ask).
lionel richie (smooth).

austrianandygull wrote:What the hell is that?!!

Oops. Meant to put 'Pure Ubu' but of course my phone decided to put an 'Un' in there. See the whinging thread! I have been busy tonight......

It's my favourite Real Ale.

Another Nickel Creek tune - quality musicians, quality tune

mainly been listening to talksport on the radio when driving but when that gets a bit sh!t its been queen live at wembley or guns and roses.

however after viewing the film rock of ages last week it reminded me of the era i grew up in and waves of nostalgia washed over me. before the film was finished i had reached for the laptop and bought whitesnake and foreigners greatest hits on play.com for less than 4 quid for the 2.

in the days waiting for them to arrive i trashed my house searching for some old soft rock compilations i knew were hiding somewhere. i was not disappointed and indeed have been driving around in the 'hood on my daily rounds blasting out hits from, journey, free, deep purple, kiss, poison, david lee roth, thunder, boston, lynyrd skynyrd, zz top and many more. great stuff.

foreigner and whitesnake arrived, i have been giving them both a good thrashing and was surprised at how many songs both had done that i have heard a lot of and didnt know it was them, especially in films . some of its very dated, there are a few timeless classics on both albums but overall they are both a good listen

for less than 4 quid the pair i got a bargain.

i bet andys reaching for the sick bucket right now.

Not at all mate, old school rock is happening! :~D

I've got to admit to not liking ANY of the bands you've listed (surprise surprise :~D ) but i don't mind a bit of Def Leppard, Iron Maiden and Aerosmith.

yep, got def leppard and aerosmith greatest, the wifes into leppard.their drummer is f***ing inspiring.havent got any maiden but what ive heard of them is not bad.

Time to introduce a little culture (for AustrianAndy) :

:~D

Shocking to think this was nearly 30 years ago
Raindogs and Swordfish Trombones wtill take some beating...

Just lately I've been searching this t'internet thing for a few old tracks which have long since joined many a track in vinyl heaven.... those of you who know your local music scene from the late 70s may recall a band from the Grammar school called Das Schnitz.... well, yep, listening to their e.p. (remember them??) right now..... loved it back then, sounds bloody awful now!

Apparently they had a 'reunion' and played a gig somewhere in London (I think!) not so long back.... watched it on Youtube....absolute sh!te! =D

2001 - A Failed Odyssey...

Scorer, that BDW rendition is utterly horrific, yet strangely beguiling. Whoever mentioned Aerosmith has excellent taste. That said, for the last fortnight, in between bouts of Classic FM, I have been listening, non-stop, to Adele's live at the RAH album. Perfect

Matt.

Feeder...Brilliant

Wye Oak...Fish

After I took my Dad to the gig in Exeter at the weekend, I can't stop listening to The Beat.

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