Yes ... think it was after Roy had died ... Roy made my top 10 ... went for The Comedians but It's Over and Crying could also have been there ... Elvis Presley referred to Roy as "The voice" ... and Elvis wasn't bad
Going back a long time The Yardbirds - For your Love The Zombies - She's not There Saw both at the Ebury Hall in Rickmansworth
I stumbled across Comedians, as it's a lesser know know song...And probably his best Elvis Costello,, a forgotten name.. This ranks up with Disturbed, 'Sound of silence that just stops me.
I like all sorts of stuff mate although the played to death stuff gets on my ****ing nerves . This is decent though
****ing great to see live..Mayhem. Guess i also judge how good a song/band is as to how it will travel to a live audience.
Leftfield- Swords Young Fathers - Shame Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy Beastie Boys - Skills to pay the Bills Morcheeba- Big Calm Space- Me and you vs the world DJ Shadow - Nobody Speak Smashing Pumpkins - Tonight Tonight Blondie- Hanging on the telephone Garbage- Cherry lips
Only way to do it is to go with the now... if you were to go onto YouTube right now to watch music, what would you go to first? ... then work from there ...
Follow my posts... must have close to 30 on the thread now ... nobody will hold you to your original 10
Stone roses; fools gold Richard Ashcroft; why not nothing Oasis; slide away The clash; rock the casbah Happy Monday’s; Bobs yer uncle The smiths; charming man Nirvana; the man who sold the world Massive attack; unfinished sympathy Portishead; glory box Sebastian le’tellier; La Ritournelle See it’s bollocks; loads of stuff that I’d want on there still.
Slide Away is arguably Oasis's best track. It was very good live, even at the **** Wembley gig I went to, but particularly at Maine Road. Shame they turned to **** after the second album.
I saw them at Finsbury Park when they released their third album. I was right at the front ; Noel asked the crowd for any requests; I shouted Talk Tonight. He looked in my direction and said **** off.
