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Quote: George Kaplan @ 26th July 2015, 8:21 PM BST

Pretty disturbing stuff. He looks and dances like Ricky Gervais doing an impression of Robert Palmer. He sounds like Rod Stewart singing underwater.

...and the sax player looks like a young Jerry Seinfeld!

Quote: Gordon Bennett @ 26th July 2015, 8:23 PM BST

...and the sax player looks like a young Jerry Seinfeld!

I don't think I can face watching it again to check. Errr

Dare - Out of the Silence cd.

They've regrouped and are performing again.
Lead member and singer is Darren Wharton, keyboard player of Thin Lizzy.

Quote: garyd @ 27th July 2015, 1:42 PM BST

Dare - Out of the Silence cd.

They've regrouped and are performing again.
Lead member and singer is Darren Wharton, keyboard player of Thin Lizzy.

Great album (Brian Cox has never done anything better, that's for sure!), but they've been 'back' (if hardly prolific tourers) since 1998, caught them a couple of years ago (which you can read about, should you be sufficiently bored: http://uncle-unkool.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/gig-review-firefest-friday-2013.html).

On A Ragga Tip-SL2

Indiana Jones Theme Tune

Sound Of Silence- Simon & Garfunkel

Sonic Youth - Kool Thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDTSUwIZdMk

Makes today's stuff seem rather tame.

Quote: George Kaplan @ 28th July 2015, 8:54 PM BST

Sonic Youth - Kool Thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDTSUwIZdMk

Makes today's stuff seem rather tame.

I posted a link to that video about a month ago when someone said that 1990 was a bad year for music.

I'll never forget watching a bunch of southern fried hippies react as Sonic Youth and Social Distortion opened for Neil Young in Tampa as the first Gulf War was raging in 1991. So much distortion and striped pants and tattoos that the elders didn't know what to think.

I saw some great SY shows in the 90s and I miss them tremendously.

Quote: DaButt @ 28th July 2015, 9:31 PM BST

I posted a link to that video about a month ago when someone said that 1990 was a bad year for music.

I'll never forget watching a bunch of southern fried hippies react as Sonic Youth and Social Distortion opened for Neil Young in Tampa as the first Gulf War was raging in 1991. So much distortion and striped pants and tattoos that the elders didn't know what to think.

I saw some great SY shows in the 90s and I miss them tremendously.

You sound like a Kool cat, Mr DB.

Following on from Gordon's purchases

Rags and tatters and a Charterhouse hat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5sOIy90Z8I

Very Benny!

Inspired by one of DaButt's posts:

El Paso - Marty Robbins

Quote: Gordon Bennett @ 30th July 2015, 10:08 PM BST

Inspired by one of DaButt's posts:

El Paso - Marty Robbins

A classic.

I've only driven through El Paso in the past, so this is a new airport to me. Looks like Mexico is 3 miles behind me. That probably explains the guy who drank out of the sink while washing his hands; there was a drinking fountain right outside the door.

Syntax - Meccano Mind (Full Album)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLh1qlW2ZmQ

For JohnnyD

Fine Young Cannibals - Johnny Come Home

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2H5Se-9XAVE

I've just bought a couple of Kate Bush CDs for Lady Nogget, A Kick Inside and Hounds of Love. Why were her vocals so echoey? Particularly the first album, she's completely swamped in the stuff. It sounds like she was next door to the rest of the musicians.

Dr. John - Revolution

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guUN-5Xpdt0

Teardrop Explodes-Reward (Live-The Old Grey Whistle Test )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me8koyuX4YE

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