harvipark
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LOL - you know that "White Cider" isn't any good for you.............. still, what is now days
The turps definitely aint good for me!...makes my hair fall out!....(well thats my excuse anyway)
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Foos, Manson, Korn, Faith no more and especially RATM retrieved from the memory banks...cheers
......the rest was an education!
Top posts and my kind of music....thanks a bunch!
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Awesome selection dude!
Definitely my kind of music! Looks like you set me up for an evening of air guitar and moshin'!
This evenings chemical entertainment assistance courtesy of Aldi white cider.......... and if i am still standing when that is gone, I got a half bottle of turps left in the garden shed as a backup!
Sleep tight!
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Red pill or the Blue pill?
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What the hell.......not strictly the Matrix but a good 'un
Warning, sexual theme...mods, look away now!
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I loved this as a small boy, but now on reflection it feels even more powerful, an historical record, literally.
Dont know if you remember, but the sampled commentary in "19" was based on a documentary about the Vietnam war that was screened some months before 19 was released. The documentary was chilling and very powerful and portrayed the full horrors of war. It was a tribute to the documentary and way ahead of its time
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They used to go on the BSA snowboarding holidays and my mates ended up on the same holiday with them one year, you might be disappointed to know how tame they were... even Keith!
lol.....I can believe that. I remember in the very early days before they really took off, they were considered to be a bit nerdy.
They have done some great tunes over the years but they also have a large back catalogue of crap too
I like this one...Voodoo people (pendulum remix)
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Last 2 from me.
Climbatize...superb track!
Saw them on the Fat of the Land tour and the crowd were well and truely bouncing to that one!
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.......... but it's the comments at the bottom that made me smile
i'm 15, and my dad who's 40 still plays this full blast in his car, and so will i, prodigy for driving, for raving, for school, for life.
Isn't that the truth
Prodigy nut here
I have seen that so many times with the kids of today. A lot of them are listening to our generations music. As their only choice of music is whatever Simon Cowell churns out, then who can blame them?
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Loved this, brought back many memories this did.
Triggered this one in my head after watching it. Just a shame it got butchered by an advert.
Thats wierd you posting that tune!
I was driving home last night and that tune came on the radio. Whacked the volume up full (like you do!)......hairs stand up on the back of the neck and i thought " I am going to post that to the music thread"
So thanks for that one........great tune!
A big trigger for me also. She reminds me very much of the first GF
Maybe i got a thing for crazy women!...
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That's a cracker
Now this is a band that I’ve really missed, I guess the first time I heard them it was abit gimmicky with the "I think you are really fit" track that although it was quite "Fun" I judged it to be more designed for nightclubs, and not real pleasant ones either.
Yep i know what you mean. The first album was a classic and they never really produced anything quite as good after that. I remain a big fan on the strength of it though
Not sure if it's on this thread but this was posted up on GEI a while back and I thought it was stunning.I posted it on here about 4/5 pages back and i agree.........great track & vid
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Here ya go SR........Some great strings on this one
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A little bit, held one or two nights in a couple of late night pubs about 10yrs ago "chasing the dream" but to be fair once you have someone depending on you all that changes, and so does the life style.
but at least the income paid for the equipment and never ending requirement for vinyl, but I'm not retiring on it - lol
Happy memories though
The whole DJ thing came a bit after my time and so i never really understood what it was all about. We had a band when we were kids......never wanted to be a rock star but just loved the buzz from playing....and i agree, some great times we also had.
My background is guitar music but have got into a lot of the modern dance/chillout/mood stuff in recent years. Thing is, something created by a computer just doesnt feel like "proper" music to me!..(or maybe i am just an old git!..lol)
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Underground will live forever, baby. We're just like roaches. Never die, always livin'. And on that note, let's get back to the program
Have you done some DJing in your time SR?
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Bang on the ear... Not their best track but Mike Scott alive and well here in Japan. Whooa!
Wondered what happened to him. Love his singing voice though!
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Great band from yesteryear.......
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I had forgotten how barkin' mad David Byrne was. Great vid and way ahead of his time in the day.
This is the ultimate David Byrne for me
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Another one of my top fave bands ever.........Lemon jelly
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Thanks for the nod Underling, and sincerely hope you stick around if only to contribute here
Have a good holiday
Harvi
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I was never really a fan of Ian Brown until I heard the Unkle stuff many years back, the two together have done some fantastic music, F.E.A.R. is probably his very best piece in my humble opinion.
theres also an Unkle mix of it....
Same here. He was never on my radar for along time. I have actually seen him about 3 times at Reading/Leeds and the thing about him is that he could stand on stage and do the most ridiculous dance routine and still look cool!
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Don't worry about it, if they spark an emotional response post it.
I would agree with that
The thread is about sharing musical tastes but its also about self undulgence!
FWIW, i had never heard of Unkle before reading this thread, but one of the best tracks on here is the Ian Brown/Unkle - Reign that you posted
So SR.......post away! :-)
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Thanks for that. Leads me to a question Ive been pondering - has anyone found an automated way of downloading FSN weekly podcasts?
+ Same question for King World News ?
I have Itunes that works well for others like 2beers with Steve and Martin Wolf.
Oops is this off topic - hope we dont need a new thread for a silly question.
I use Ziepod to download all my daily podcasts
Does just about everything apart form KWN and Eric and "The Double"
There may be a way to retrive the podcasts from these two but i havent figured it out just yet
...or this one. Juice reciver
http://juicereceiver.sourceforge.net/
Good for XP but isnt too keen on Vista/Win7
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How can you forget "Al Capone's guns don't hargue?".........(and no, thats not a typo!)
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I was very much raised on guitar music and used to play in a band when we were kids.......theres no bigger buzz than winding up the Marshall to 11, and smashing out a few chords!
I am fairly picky on what i listen to these days. I love the rap metal stuff but there is a lot of the modern metal that is a bit naff.
From SR's selection, the ones that grabbed me were the Helmet/House of Pain. Great drumming on that track and theres nothing better than hearing a talented drummer slogging it out behind a kit. The other one was Body Count/IceT
Honourable mentions go to Rage against the Machine, System of a Down, Manson, Foos, QOTSA and anything with "teeth!"