Quote: A Horseradish @ 12th May 2016, 11:16 PM BSTI like bright colours.
Ah, Mivvies. That takes me back. 
Rockets were cool too.
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Stone Roses released their first single in 21 years yesterday, it's a goody:
Groovy for sure . . . still a miserable shower though . . . and Ian Brown's barnet's gone a funny shade of grey - looks like a weird metal helmet. He needs to get some highlights. 
Sounds like a b-side or an album track to me
If this is the single- the album won't be up to much...
Quote: Nick Nockerty @ 13th May 2016, 7:37 AM BSTStone Roses released their first single in 21 years yesterday, it's a goody:
Yep.
Not too bad - and a welcome return.
I saw them at Alexandra Palace.
However, segue with:
Quote: George Kaplan @ 11th May 2016, 3:55 PM BSTYep, "Wild Horses".
Had a listen to "Walk With Me". Good stuff!
Sounds like you had a blast - nice memories.
Cheers for taking a ganders
It makes me think of the line from Joey Fagan in The Commitments:
Sure we could have been famous and made albums and stuff, but that would have been predictable. This way it's poetry.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nMplIrSlg8E
Mm mmmm mustard
The Politics of Passing Out by The World/Inferno Friendship Society
Quote: lofthouse @ 15th May 2016, 2:16 PM BSThttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EECFGF_CNfI
Glorious
Yes.
I have that CD.
This is why I love YouTube so much because it's full of gems like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQKnpJul8MU
Also just heard Eva Cassidy's version of The Water Is Wide on her album American Tune. It's the kind of song I can play over and over.
Quote: A Horseradish @ 15th May 2016, 2:56 PM BSTYes.
I have that CD.
Me too but that song isn't even on that cd!
Quote: lofthouse @ 15th May 2016, 3:18 PM BSTMe too but that song isn't even on that cd!
I didn't think it was but I didn't like to say.
The one I play a lot is Vapour Trail. 
Quote: Definitely Tarby @ 15th May 2016, 3:12 PM BSTThis is why I love YouTube so much because it's full of gems like this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQKnpJul8MU
Also just heard Eva Cassidy's version of The Water Is Wide on her album American Tune. It's the kind of song I can play over and over.
The Carpenters were great.
I have their greatest hits. The only people between that one and my Clash albums are Carter USM, Eliza Carthy, Johnny Cash, Mama Cass, Nick Cave, Chairmen of the Board, Chang Gui Duo, Manu Chao, Harry Chapin, Tracy Chapman, Charlatans, Ray Charles, Cheap Trick, Chic, Chieftains, China Crisis, Ben Christophers and Clannad.
Carajo, the newish album by German punk band the Donots.
I say newish as its the English language version of their German language album Karacho. They've been on the go for twenty odd years and have always sung using English so when Karacho came out it sounded complete gibberish as though Stanley Unwin had taken up a career in rock music and that folks, is something I would have loved to have seen.
The first Runaways album.