The Medusa Fora

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'

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

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.

Simon & Garfunkle -The Essentials.

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!!

Artist: Senor Coconut
Release: El Baile Aleman

Oh, I'm so excited!

DzM wrote:Artist: Senor Coconut
Release: El Baile Aleman

Oh, I'm so excited!

"Searching For A Former Clarity"
Against Me.
might take a few listens, as I yanked it for also acquired Junior Brown Greatest Hits

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.

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)

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 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.

"Dumpster Lunch" by Hank and The Hobos

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.............

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.