Last Sunday I piled on the train westwards from Lincoln to Nottingham, the first time I'd left the Lincoln city limits in just under a month, to see my first concert in almost the same amount of time. Being my third time seeing Frank Turner, once supporting Gaslight Anthem, and once in a brilliant instore appearance at Pure Groove records in London, I knew what to expect and was therefore pretty e
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I've been really neglecting MOG recently, which is a shame because I really love it, so here is one, in hopefully an ongoing revival of my music based blog.Recently, my die-hard fondness for everything the Boss has done has been subject of rather widespread mockery amongst my peer group. The majority of this seems to stem from ignorance ("I find Born To Run boring, like, 3-minute long violin solo'
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its going to be difficult to say anything original about thisAdmittedly, I paid nothing due to lack of credit card, I am however sorely tempted to pay 40 quid for the box set nowfor someone who didn't like Radiohead at all this must have been the perfect marketing technique, listened to all of them nowcongratulations messrs Yorke Greenwood(X2) O'Brien and Selway
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i haven't posted here for ages... i mean months, so i'm going to just say a few things that i've been listening to or re-listening to these last few months1. Air Traffic-Band from bournemouth, described as "Supergrass playing Little Richard" tight pop songs and excellent ballads make for so much more than the next Keane, top tracks include:- No More Running Away, Just Abuse Me, Shooting Star, Char
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it is bloody good
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well, to be honest, yes slightly... i loved the last four albums, but this one hasn't got as much oomph... maybe its a grower, like want two was, i really hope soshall listen again now, after all when i first got want two i didn't like it much, but i gave it a second chance, and i loved it and bought his back catalogue and saw him live
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Listening to Birdland, and thinking about how amazing Jaco Pastorius' bass playing sounds. This got me thinking about who i would consider in the best bassists ever. I personally would probably include Rick Danko of The Band, Roger Waters, the Jam's Bruce Foxton and Ben Folds Five's Robert Sledge, however I'd be interested to hear other suggestions
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Howdy, trying to persuade my dad that Nick Drake is worth listening to, so agreed to make a playlist of his best stuff. any suggestions would be very much appreciated. I have Five Leaves Left, Bryter Layter and Pink Moon... He does like John Martyn, if thats any help, thanks
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Sam's Town seems not only to be a brilliant but is it one of the few good concept albums of the 21st century?? tbh i can only think of a few others that would come under the title of concept album( The Streets' A Grand Don't Come For Free immediately springs to mind) but this seems to be a solid, well put together set of songs, all seemingly linked with the workings of this casino
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