Free Spirits Rowing

Listened on Spotify, cheers Gregor for the tip! Trippy

I'm off to Florence in May, IoW festival on me lonesome in June and V with Clo August and Muse in September. Then I'm retiring.

Unless The Smiths reform.

Off to see Green Day in June - can't wait.

Saw Wolfmother in London last week - very loud but a bit tame.

Try Middle Class Rut - first album

Anyone in GB will get a a chance at http://www.myspace.com/blackrebelmotorcycleclub - I like them a lot.

Any Heavy Metal fans out there?
I was in my local tree choppy chappy shop to day buying bits for work when in walks Tony Iommi !!!!! looking good at 63 years old, better than Ozzie anyway http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFh8noEepU4

He's always lived local I think Colin, but I thought he had moved further away recently.
We used to see him quite regular as he lived by the golf club and he walked the dogs.
I wonder if he and Ozzy have managed to end the law suit over the use of the Sabbath name!?

Hi Steve yes he ives next door to Andy Townsend (football) over in Lapworth.

Saw Florence and the Machine last week. One of the best music nights I've had. Her voice was amazing

Zappa

Bless you Sorry couldn't resist that. Do you need to be completely wasted to enjoy? I was too young to appreciate first time around.

colin bradley wrote:Any Heavy Metal fans out there?

Yes, I am Hey I'm a Finn and here even kids and grannys like heavy metal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-krWOGBiEPo

Helium

Helium wrote:

colin bradley wrote:Any Heavy Metal fans out there?

Yes, I am Hey I'm a Finn and here even kids and grannys like heavy metal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-krWOGBiEPo

Helium

Hey, Helium - you have some awesome bands out there in Finland - I particularly enjoy Turisas and Ensiferum, and korpiklaani aren't too bad either.
I also enjoy Tyr( Faroe Islands).

Paul G

Turisas is one of my favorites too. Turisas will be publising new album this autumn. Can' wait They use to be local boys I spend 2 days at Wanaja festival this year and Tarot, Stam1na and Mokoma did absolutely fantastic gigs.
Rock On! Stam1na and Mokoma are quite rough and brutal bands, but I like the way they are playing with rythm.

Heavy Heli(um)

Helium wrote:Turisas is one of my favorites too. Turisas will be publising new album this autumn. Can' wait They use to be local boys I spend 2 days at Wanaja festival this year and Tarot, Stam1na and Mokoma did absolutely fantastic gigs.
Rock On! Stam1na and Mokoma are quite rough and brutal bands, but I like the way they are playing with rythm.

Heavy Heli(um)

Thanks Heli - not heard of Tarot, Stamina and Mokoma so will check them out on Youtube - I'm sure I will enjoy them as long as there isn't the Death Metal vocals.

Paul G

Just received two tickets for Cecilia Bartoli (Sacrificium) now broke again, had to wait 4 years to see/hear her again as last time 2 years ago she had to cancel due to a cold.

paulgould wrote:Thanks Heli - not heard of Tarot, Stamina and Mokoma so will check them out on Youtube - I'm sure I will enjoy them as long as there isn't the Death Metal vocals.

Paul G

Btw - I checked out the Tyr Myspace - I like this band. Power/viking metal is cool. Thanks
I think Tarot and maybe Teräsbetoni is more your cup of tea
German band Accept just published new album. German metal division is great too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=req-oDf2ZRc

Forget those two others
Well here is little sample. I'm warning you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zNgqE5XW94

No, I stop this I'm weard, we are weard

Heli

Off to see Guns OR Roses (GNR tribute band) tonight. Should be a blast!

Just got in - it was a blast! Brilliant!

Motorhead=LOUD
Mettalica=Amazing live, hit and miss albums

Saw Muse at Wembley last night. Luckily didn't sound like Queen although their new album does . They were actually very good along with Biffy Clyro and White Lies. Missed last train after hanging around for a curry. Still met a very nice Afghan refugee who took us home (for a small fortune.)

Mr Gooner - I saw Muse a couple of years ago and technically they were the best band I've ever seen. I did at the time think that they needed to up the showmanship side though.

Biffy are always great value for money - saw them at Reading last month.

On the GNR front it was interested to hear some of the comments from their fans at Reading. I saw one guy literally rip the GNR T shirt from his back and trample it in the myd describing the present line up a "Axl's f*****g Karoke band". He was a bit tired and emotional at the time and had attempted to find solace in drink so perhaps he had to go back the next morning and pick up his shirt?

I'm on the look out for Kasabian tickets at the moment. Anybody know where they are at the presnt?

Graham.

Kasabian ( I think) are in the process of making a further album. They have no planned tour dates and I wouldn't expect anything more this year. I'm sure I'm on their mailing list, I'll keep an eye out.

In their words
'control out.'

PS Yeasayer and Hurts, for those that lean more to melancholy give em ago. And XX, best album of the year (IMHO.)

Mr Gooner, I'd agree with yeasayer as a band to watch out for. Their latest single is pretty good but not the best track on the album.

The XX are just too "Art College cool" for me. Their album is (IMHO) over rated and basically won the Mercury because it was "none of the above". Perhaps that's just my punk rebellious side coming out.

Check out LCD Soundsystem. If you can still get it, try the BBC for their Reading set.

Others to listen to - The Sonics, a 60's band who sound very modern.
Grinderman and their track Heathan Child.
Jim Jones Revue for the more bluesy side of life.

Also getting into Run DMC's back catalogue and have re-discovered why they were so good.

On the evidence of the last single, I bought Adele - 21. Have to say - I'm mighty, mighty impressed. It's very rare I will just play a CD back to back several times and like it more each time.

Mr Plummy, if you like Adele, you might like to try out a female voalist called Asa.

Not quite as good a range or tone as Adele but a great voice none the less.

Just added 2 albums to my ipod for my pleasure whilst training, 2 groups that perhaps dont get the UK coverage that they deserve, both greatest hits albums:

Counting Crows and Bare Naked Ladies, fantastic