One of the neighbours having a coughing fit or throwing up.
What are you listening to now? Page 965
Quote: reds @ May 28 2013, 11:42 AM BSTOne of the neighbours having a coughing fit or throwing up.
That's me! I'm surprised you can hear me from this distance, sorry 
I'd been aware of Eels for a few years, but this year I've really got into them/E big time. Brilliant stuff!
Jools Holland on BBC2. No idea who this bloke is though. Just had OMD on.
Beadie eye were a load of balls
Pack it in Liam
You just look and sound like a dick
Liam was playing the real twat.
Smooth 70's.
Rod Stewart - I don't want to talk about it.
Blimey he made some crap!
Quote: garyd @ May 29 2013, 10:13 PM BSTSmooth 70's.
Rod Stewart - I don't want to talk about it.
Blimey he made some crap!
But the third and fourth - and bits of the fifth were absolute classics.
Quote: Chappers @ May 29 2013, 10:15 PM BSTBut the third and fourth - and bits of the fifth were absolute classics.
I said I don't want to talk about it!
Quote: Chappers @ May 29 2013, 10:15 PM BSTBut the third and fourth - and bits of the fifth were absolute classics.
I think his first 4 albums were pure rock n roll. Albums 5 & 6 had both their moments.
So basically, I'd recommend the first 6 albums* without hesitation. The rest of his catalogue is more than forgettable (a case in which a hits compilation makes sense).
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An Old Raincoat...
Gasoline Alley
Every Picture
Never A Dull
Atlantic Crossing
A Night On The...
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ May 30 2013, 8:23 AM BSTI think his first 4 albums were pure rock n roll. Albums 5 & 6 had both their moments.
So basically, I'd recommend the first 6 albums* without hesitation. The rest of his catalogue is more than forgettable (a case in which a hits compilation makes sense).*
An Old Raincoat...
Gasoline Alley
Every Picture
Never A Dull
Atlantic Crossing
A Night On The...
I'd put this in the top 3 Rod albums along with E.P.T.A.S. and N.A.D.M.
Quote: George Kaplan @ May 30 2013, 1:12 PM BSTI'd put this in the top 3 Rod albums along with E.P.T.A.S. and N.A.D.M.
Yes, that's a pretty great album. And don't forget the two Rod Stewart fronted Jeff Beck Group records.
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ May 30 2013, 8:23 AM BSTI think his first 4 albums were pure rock n roll. Albums 5 & 6 had both their moments.
So basically, I'd recommend the first 6 albums* without hesitation. The rest of his catalogue is more than forgettable (a case in which a hits compilation makes sense).*
An Old Raincoat...
Gasoline Alley
Every Picture
Never A Dull
Atlantic Crossing
A Night On The...
You missed out Smiler.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiler_(album)
Quote: George Kaplan @ May 30 2013, 1:12 PM BSTI'd put this in the top 3 Rod albums along with E.P.T.A.S. and N.A.D.M.
That's the Faces though. A different kettle of worms. 3 great studio albums plus a live'un.
Listening to/watching (sort of) New Order Finsbury Park 9th June 02.
Love watching Hookie.