What Are You Listening To Now?

[Jeff]

Some may have noticed a theme to the songs I’ve been posting….

I'm expecting Take That next...

 

[pork pie fox]

I'm expecting Take That next...

Nice.

 

[Orifice]

I thought The Inspiral Carpets were from Oldham. Were all the others from Oldham too?
Ahhh, No - Charlatans were from Northwich.

 

[pork pie fox]

I thought The Inspiral Carpets were from Oldham. Were all the others from Oldham too?

It’s all the same thing, ish…..

 

[jb5000]

I remember hearing people saying Ian Brown was a Liam Gallagher copycat

They could have been born of the same primate

 

[Orifice]

With the passing of Annie Nightingale (RIP), I have to post this....

 

[give_us_a_wave]

With the passing of Annie Nightingale (RIP), I have to post this....

I remember watching it on the night. & I definitely don't want to remember how long ago it was.

 

[Orifice]

I remember watching it on the night. & I definitely don't want to remember how long ago it was.

The look that Rat Scabies has in his eyes near the end of the set has always been worrying!

 

[give_us_a_wave]

The look that Rat Scabies has in his eyes near the end of the set has always been worrying!

Remembered he'd left the gas on.

 

[Orifice]

Quick question to the old punks on here - do you remember being at gigs and other kids coming up to you, asking for 10p?

I do, and I found it a little weird at the time. I used to think it was only going on at small rough punk gigs I used to goto in Liverpool in the late 70's / early 80's but seemingly, it must have been a 'regular' thing around the country.

Anyway, here's The Ejected doing their classic hit...

 

[give_us_a_wave]

Quick question to the old punks on here - do you remember being at gigs and other kids coming up to you, asking for 10p?

I do, and I found it a little weird at the time. I used to think it was only going on at small rough punk gigs I used to goto in Liverpool in the late 70's / early 80's but seemingly, it must have been a 'regular' thing around the country.

Anyway, here's The Ejected doing their classic hit...

Yep. Happened all the time. Two different levels to it as I remember. The first would be ratty little ****ers just trying it on. The second would be skinheads doing it in more of a ' demanding money with menaces ' fashion. The best I ever saw was outside a GBH gig at the Hummingbird. 3 skins walking up to people giving it the big un. They half surrounded one bloke when his mate, who'd been sitting cross legged on the pavement behind him got up. He was enormous. 6f 6 at least, 7ft if you included the mohican & built like the bloke from The Wanderers. He said to his mate " I'll give him it " & pulled a 10p piece out of his pocket, looked at the now decidedly sweaty looking skinheads & said " Cheapest rent boys in Britain these must be. Brilliant. Who's first ? "

Usain Bolt wouldn't have caught the ****s.

Hilarious.

 

[tedfoxxx]

For those of you into your alternative lo-fi stuff you’re probably well aware of Pavement and perhaps even Silver Jews, who are probably one of my favourite bands. Well Silver Jews were fronted by Steven Berman who sadly died a couple of years ago, not before he made an album under the name Purple Mountains. It’s a beautiful piece of work full of his humour and frankly heartbreaking turn of phrase and deeply affecting country tinged tone. It’s well worth listening to, this is a personal favourite, albeit not exactly one of the album’s toe tappers but it feels seasonal and appropriate.

 

[Orifice]

For those of you into your alternative lo-fi stuff you’re probably well aware of Pavement and perhaps even Silver Jews, who are probably one of my favourite bands. Well Silver Jews were fronted by Steven Berman who sadly died a couple of years ago, not before he made an album under the name Purple Mountains. It’s a beautiful piece of work full of his humour and frankly heartbreaking turn of phrase and deeply affecting country tinged tone. It’s well worth listening to, this is a personal favourite, albeit not exactly one of the album’s toe tappers but it feels seasonal and appropriate.

I like that.

Talking of Pavement, have you ever listened to anything by a band called 'Preston School Of Industry' (great band name) - the band formed by Pavement guitarist Scott Kannberg? He also does 'Spiral Stairs'. Well worth a listen, IMO.

 

[Orifice]

Another 'The Future of British Indie Music'.

For starters, how wrong (as a Leicester lad who supports LCFC) can you go with.....

A band from Nottingham, called 'Stuart Pearce' ? ? ? ?
What?

Anyhow, They are current, and sound (for current) reasonable (in some way).

 

[Robin127]

This is the band my nephew was in that I mention in the Watford 1 Leicester 2 thread.

 

[tedfoxxx]

Not one of my all time favourite Smiths songs particularly, but a ****ing great bass line. Coming up to a year since Andy Rourke passed away and this rolled around while Spotify did its thing.

Above all else it’s quite an appropriate song for the moment….

 

[tedfoxxx]

While I’m at it… A better run of songs on album than this? Hit me.

 

[Jeff]

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While I’m at it… A better run of songs on album than this? Hit me.

Everything on The Queen is Dead.

 

[tedfoxxx]

Everything on The Queen is Dead.

Never had no one ever ****s it for me… but Cemetery Gates to Some Girls is flawless. I snuck The Boy With a Thorn In His Side into our wedding playlist actually, no hidden meaning like

 

[SilverFox]

This feels apt to our situation