Yes
ELP
Focus
Genesis
Spocks Beard
Uriah Heep
Gentle Giant
Matching Mole
Pink Fairies
Gong
Magma
Dr Strangely Strange
&
Shakin' Stevens
Oh yeah! And a plasterer called Gary who made a brilliant job of my new dining room
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Bill Miller
Star Nayea
The Hold Steady
Late Of The Pier
Ben Kweller
Quote: Blenkinsop @ January 8 2009, 10:17 PM GMTYes
ELP
Focus
Genesis
Spocks Beard
Uriah Heep
Gentle Giant
Matching Mole
Pink Fairies
Gong
Magma
Dr Strangely Strange
&
Shakin' StevensOh yeah! And a plasterer called Gary who made a brilliant job of my new dining room
Proggin' Hell! Like Shaky, though.
The God that men call Shaky!!! 
And come to think of it, Mr B., I think I've seen Magma. Are they French?
British Sea Power and Fleet Foxes. 
Robyn and Elliot.
(Making sweet music together.)
She never sings though!
I bet you could make her holler.
>_<.
Possibly a very bad smiley choice though.
Quote: john lucas 101 @ January 9 2009, 2:02 PM GMTAnd come to think of it, Mr B., I think I've seen Magma. Are they French?
Mais oui squire.
Jellyfish are {were} very good indeed. Here's a link to one of their tracks of the "Spilt Milk" album. "The Ghost At Number One" http://www.mp3raid.com/search/download-mp3/1/jellyfish/1.html
Quote: Lee Henman @ January 9 2009, 6:25 PM GMTJellyfish are {were} very good indeed. Here's a link to one of their tracks of the "Spilt Milk" album. "The Ghost At Number One" http://www.mp3raid.com/search/download-mp3/1/jellyfish/1.html
McFly covered one of their tracks, 'Baby's Coming Back' which is ace.
I've been looking to get into a lot of the early US college rock and indie - Let's Active, They Might Be Giants etc - so you'd recommend Jellyfiah then Lee?
Quote: Seefacts @ January 9 2009, 6:30 PM GMTMcFly covered one of their tracks, 'Baby's Coming Back' which is ace.
I've been looking to get into a lot of the early US college rock and indie - Let's Active, They Might Be Giants etc - so you'd recommend Jellyfiah then Lee?
Yeah Jellyfish - the Spilt Milk album is mind-blowing. Astounding musicians and a really eclectic mix of tracks. They're a sort of mixture of Queen, Beach Boys and Status Quo, with a heavy sprinkling of psychedelia if you can imagine such a strange beast. But at the heart is just great, amazingly-crafted songs. Andy Sturmer the lead singer nowe lives in Japan where he writes all the music for Japanese kids shows like Puffi Amiyumi.
Giants are good also but a little too out-there for my tastes.
Only problem with Jellyfish is they only had two albums out.