I always loved Deaf School. Future Madness producer Clive Langer and future Mrs Suggs Bette Bright.
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Quote: Chappers @ 3rd June 2018, 11:34 PMI always loved Deaf School. Future Madness producer Clive Langer...
Yeah, I spotted his name in the line-up. With his producing partner, Alan Winstanley, he's worked with lots of my favourites, and crops up on quite a few of the albums in my collection - Teardrop Explodes, Elvis Costello, Dexys, Morrissey, Lloyd Cole and the aforementioned Madness. He (& Winstanley) did a great job on The Liberty of Norton Folgate (2009) which deserves far more acclaim.
Just received my copy of the latest Joe Bonamassa British Blues Explosion Live album. He really is a fantastic guitarist. Brilliant album featuring Faces, Mayall, Zeppelin tracks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlY8tlRAxFs
Bark Psychosis - Absent Friend
Vintage Spice Girls footage when they were 'still up and coming'. So am I.
Before I realised the football was on I just listened to a classic album. As you know I get vinyl from Charity shops and yesterday I went to one which had a great lot of records. One album I bought was J Geils Band live from 1975. I always knew they had a great live reputation but I'd never got around to buying anything of theirs until Centrefold.
Anyway a bargain at £6 and I loved every minute. I'd recommend that to anyone who likes good rock although I'm sure DaButt needs no introduction.
Peter Wolf - probably one of the first rappers.
Quote: Chappers @ 7th June 2018, 9:10 PMOne album I bought was J Geils Band live from 1975. I always knew they had a great live reputation but I'd never got around to buying anything of theirs until Centrefold.
Anyway a bargain at £6 and I loved every minute. I'd recommend that to anyone who likes good rock although I'm sure DaButt needs no introduction.
Yeah, they were a great live band, and very popular here in the 70s and 80s.
I've been on a Replacements (one of the best American bands of all time) kick after reading the excellent "Trouble Boys" biography of the band, and a few days ago I watched this video of Peter Wolf interviewing Paul Westerberg:
Sniff and the Tears album - Games up.
Just arrived this week in a package via Discogs.
and another new arrival.
Blues Band Official Bootleg.
The Sisters of Mercy - Lucretia My Reflection
The Bolshoi - Away
Quote: Bill Poster @ 12th June 2018, 11:08 PMThanks George,forgotten about them
Lindy's Party
Cheers, Bill.
They popped up on a Goth themed playlist/prog on Vintage TV the other day. Didn't know them before, and I thought they were fun, and fresh sounding.
You seem to be quite up on your post-punk? I don't remember calling it that at the time, though. Did you go to many gigs then? I saw quite a few of those bands at the Music Machine in Camden, the Lyceum, and my uni.
Been listening to this album tonight -
Steve Earle- Taneytown
Not that many gigs but I studied at the University of John Peel.