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There's always plenty of them.Freddy58 said:Which only goes to show, there's no such thing as bad music, just bad listeners *smile*BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:James Last, Charlie??????
There's always plenty of them.Freddy58 said:Which only goes to show, there's no such thing as bad music, just bad listeners *smile*BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:James Last, Charlie??????
Myself included *yes3*Al ears said:There's always plenty of them.Freddy58 said:Which only goes to show, there's no such thing as bad music, just bad listeners *smile*BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:James Last, Charlie??????![]()
Thanks Jimbo,jimbofisher said:Charlie, I hope things work out soon for you. Feel free to let your feelings out on here, it's one of the great things about this part of the forum, everyone is friendly, no real arguments, people willing to offer advice and people willing to take it.
Israel Nash - Israel Nash's Silver Season (was likened to Neil Young and it is but with a bit of Steve Earle)
Working my way through Kamasi Washington's The Epic. It is epic, lovely package plus wav download.
Yes, for some strange reason I have a high strike rate of success in these ventures.thescarletpronster said:I take it your speculative application to purchase some vinyl was accepted?Charlie Jefferson said:As if to exemplify those "green shoots", today I went job hunting and er, vinyl looking. You can probably guess which was more successful.
Really enjoying it but had heard it on Spotify first!Charlie Jefferson said:How are you finding Kemasi's opus??
Dittothescarletpronster said:Miles Davis – Kind of Blue (from that new mag, and sounds surprisingly good!)
I had a little noise on the last track for a couple of revolutions, but whether that will be enough for me to drive to Asda and deal with their Customer Services is another matter.BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:Dittothescarletpronster said:Miles Davis – Kind of Blue (from that new mag, and sounds surprisingly good!)
Good to get away from the usual Coltrane suspects; this is a great record and one of my favourites. Often forgotten, I think, amongst the other 5* lps.BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:Now playing:
John Coltrane - Coltrane Jazz
And I'm really enjoying it. *dirol*
I've had it for a few years (I think), and I hadn't really given it a fair spin, but after listening to his work on 'Kind Of Blue', I quite fancied it.Jim_W said:Good to get away from the usual Coltrane suspects; this is a great record and one of my favourites. Often forgotten, I think, amongst the other 5* lps.BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:Now playing:
John Coltrane - Coltrane Jazz
And I'm really enjoying it. *dirol*
We're always here.Charlie Jefferson said:Strange day - may elaborate at a later date - but suffice to say there's only been three songs today that really mattered. So on repeat, more or less all day, and enjoyably so:
April 5th - Talk Talk (The Colour Of Spring)
No Way Down - The Shins (Port of Morrow)
and most spendidly of all
Spiral - composed by Stockhausen and here performed by the London Sinfonietta
(Warp Works and Modern Masters).
I had to listen to it, too, and more than once.Charlie Jefferson said:April 5th - Talk Talk (The Colour Of Spring)
That was a good read. Quite inspirational.BIGBERNARDBRESSLAW said:I discovered this on the net, and it's definitely worth reading, very interesting.
http://thequietus.com/articles/06963-talk-talk-laughing-stock
Yes Jim, I've got a good guy from NUT HQ in Doncaster dealing with it.Jim_W said:Firstly, Charlie's play. Nothing surprises me about that situation. I was NUT rep for a few years and intellectual property theft, whilst not common, did loosely underpin some disputes. Don't get in touch with anybody, Charlie...let the Union represent you. That way you do nothing wrong.
Secondly, Talk Talk. Great article, BBB, if rather long!!! 'Spirit Of Eden' and 'Laughing Stock' are overwhelmingly, even shockingly beautiful records. I've used them both as therapy! Many times.