Somewhere - Within Temptation & Anneke Van Giersbergen
Hey, I'm a sucker for Finish rock 
What are you listening to now? Page 769
Tonight's Wilco show in New Hampshire is streaming live right now. I'm simultaneously listening, drinking beer and disassembling a pistol.
Ahhh, alcohol and guns... the perfect combination.
Quote: Tim Walker @ April 8 2010, 2:22 AM BSTAhhh, alcohol and guns... the perfect combination.
No ammunition or even a clip. I'm changing out the backstrap.
Quote: Tim Walker @ April 8 2010, 2:22 AM BSTAhhh, alcohol and guns... the perfect combination.
America by Yes (the Simon & Garfunkel song) on the expanded version of Close to the Edge.
Quote: DaButt @ April 6 2010, 3:49 AM BSTA 14-year-old Jimmy Page and an exceedingly creepy television host:
Whaddya mean 'creepy' ?
That's Sir Huw Wheldon that is. Had your forefathers realised when they were well off before setting sail, you may well have had the privilege of 50s/60s BBC children's television in your formative years !
Quote: Oldrocker @ April 9 2010, 1:54 AM BSTWhaddya mean 'creepy' ?
That's Sir Huw Wheldon that is. Had your forefathers realised when they were well off before setting sail, you may well have had the privilege of 50s/60s BBC children's television in your formative years !
No disrespect intended to the gentleman, but that dude was CREEPY. Another era and all, but he made me a feel a little ill.
What Difference Does It Make? - The Smiths
The Remembering; High the memory by Yes from Tales from Topographic Oceans.
Who said pretentious?
Keane feat. K'naan - Stop for a Minute
Front Row. According to a review just, the remake of The Prisoner's a bit shit. Which is a shame.
Quote: chipolata @ April 9 2010, 7:24 PM BSTFront Row. According to a review just, the remake of The Prisoner's a bit shit. Which is a shame.
Surely this is one programme that is sacrosanct (whatever that mean!).
It was of its time - the late sixties - and the images etc were unimprovable on.
It has only really dated in places such as empty London streets. Whereas Randall and Hopkirk were given a more humourous angle, I don't think the feel of this can replicated or improved upon.
Quote: chipolata @ April 9 2010, 7:24 PM BSTFront Row. According to a review just, the remake of The Prisoner's a bit shit. Which is a shame.
Am shocked. 
Quote: Chappers @ April 9 2010, 7:33 PM BSTSurely this is one programme that is sacrosanct (whatever that mean!).
It was of its time - the late sixties - and the images etc were unimprovable on.
It has only really dated in places such as empty London streets. Whereas Randall and Hopkirk were given a more humourous angle, I don't think the feel of this can replicated or improved upon.
Ah but the film/tv and music industry is bankrupt of ideas so they have no option but to look back at a time when ideas were fresh and so nothing is off limits to them = sad but true