It's an album in my dialect and they sound like the Pogues. On this album the best song is 'Shane'
What Album Have You Just Bought?
Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:18 am
Rowwen Heze - Rodus en Lucius
It's an album in my dialect and they sound like the Pogues. On this album the best song is 'Shane'
It's an album in my dialect and they sound like the Pogues. On this album the best song is 'Shane'
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Mick Molloy - Yeoman Rand
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Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:24 am
Iron Maiden - A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH 
Thank god Bruce is back...
HIM - (can´t remember the title)
The Pogues is also A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH...
Cheers
Johan
Thank god Bruce is back...
HIM - (can´t remember the title)
The Pogues is also A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH...
Cheers
Johan
"He capsized the boat and we lost five men
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
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Johan From Sweden - Innamorato
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Wed Sep 20, 2006 11:27 am
philipchevron wrote:DUSTY SPRINGFIELD Everything's Coming Up Dusty
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD Dusty In Memphis [deluxe edition]
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD White Heat
DUSTY SPRINGFIELD Definitely
It really is time I got some Dusty on cd. Only have the old vinyl at the moment, and I'm so lazy about playing it.
Likes the warm feeling but is tired of all the dehydration.
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firehazard - Sports Forum Groundskeeper
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Wed Sep 20, 2006 5:10 pm
firehazard wrote:georgecat wrote:Has anyone bought the Billy Bragg album Must I Paint You a Picture? The Essential BB?
It's well worth getting, georgecat - the first of the cds, especially, has some real classic tracks. Though the price you quote is expensive... I paid much less for it!
hmm ok thanks. Well that was the itunes price. It was less on amazon but not by a lot....and then when you add shipping....(I'm too lazy to get to an actual record store)
Thanks for the advice!!
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Thu Sep 21, 2006 3:13 am
Artist: Senor Coconut
Release: El Baile Aleman
Oh, I'm so excited!
Release: El Baile Aleman
Oh, I'm so excited!
“I know all those people that were in the film [...] But that’s when they were young and strong and full of life, you know?”
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Sun Sep 24, 2006 12:41 am
DzM wrote:Artist: Senor Coconut
Release: El Baile Aleman
Oh, I'm so excited!
they took me thumb
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Sat Sep 30, 2006 4:32 am
Mick Molloy wrote:Rowwen Heze - Rodus en Lucius
It's an album in my dialect and they sound like the Pogues. On this album the best song is 'Shane'
I have their Kilomeaters cd which I think is very good. Haven't listened to it in a while but will give it a whirl soon. I have recently received the new Mutiny cd "co-op brewery" and the mahones "Take no prisoners" cds in the mail. So thats what I've been listening to lately.
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Sat Sep 30, 2006 7:20 am
john hammond - wicked grin
split enz - tide & time (reissue)
the pogues - red roses for me (reissue - finally found it here in australia... though they promised me 'hell's ditch' which they fell through on)
split enz - tide & time (reissue)
the pogues - red roses for me (reissue - finally found it here in australia... though they promised me 'hell's ditch' which they fell through on)
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I went and set the Thames on fire,
Now I must come back down
She's laughing in her sleeve at me,
I can feel it in my bones
Now I must come back down
She's laughing in her sleeve at me,
I can feel it in my bones
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Sun Oct 01, 2006 11:19 am
rain dog wrote:john hammond - wicked grin
split enz - tide & time (reissue)
the pogues - red roses for me (reissue - finally found it here in australia... though they promised me 'hell's ditch' which they fell through on)
oooops...
I went and set the Thames on fire,
Now I must come back down
She's laughing in her sleeve at me,
I can feel it in my bones
Now I must come back down
She's laughing in her sleeve at me,
I can feel it in my bones
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rain dog - Il Capitano
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DBT
Sun Oct 01, 2006 8:59 pm
I just bought "A Blessing And A Curse" by the Drive-By Truckers". I hate it, just fucking hate it when a band is this good and I am late on the bandwagon. Anyway, thanks to Corey for pulling me on.
Did the old songs taunt or cheer you, and did they still make you cry?
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Re: DBT
Mon Oct 02, 2006 12:51 pm
Quincy Dan wrote:I just bought "A Blessing And A Curse" by the Drive-By Truckers". I hate it, just fucking hate it when a band is this good and I am late on the bandwagon. Anyway, thanks to Corey for pulling me on.
Aw shucks, I didn't realise The Byrds were any good until about 1982. By then, I almost had them to myself, so there are compensations.............
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Re: DBT
Mon Oct 02, 2006 3:42 pm
philipchevron wrote:Quincy Dan wrote:I just bought "A Blessing And A Curse" by the Drive-By Truckers". I hate it, just fucking hate it when a band is this good and I am late on the bandwagon. Anyway, thanks to Corey for pulling me on.
Aw shucks, I didn't realise The Byrds were any good until about 1982. By then, I almost had them to myself, so there are compensations.............
Yeah, I didn't truly understand how great the Stanley Brothers were until this year, and Carter died in 1966! Miraculously, Ralph is still kicking, so it wasn't TOO late.
As for the DBTs - I've got buddies who love them, but they always ruin it by comparing them to Lynyrd Skynyrd. Makes me run in the opposite direction. I know that's probably not fair. The only song I've heard was "Carl Perkin's Cadillac" which I was not impressed by...I thought a better song with a similar title was "Joe Stalin's Cadillac" by Camper Van Beethoven.
Disclaimer: These are my opinions and not fact as realised in these here United States, lest I give my friends the idea that everyone thinks like me.
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