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Discussion in 'Tottenham Hotspur' started by littleDinosaurLuke, Feb 3, 2017.

  1. Roo

    Roo Well-Known Member

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    I could watch them over and over again. I think there’ll be a lot of people this weekend who will have seen/heard them for the first time. Best act at glasto this year IMO, and deserve the plaudits.
     
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    His voice went ages ago (he became a 'shouty' singer) .
    The key thing, when so much of your greatest tracks
    were in a period when your vocal range covered
    the high notes, is how to adapt when said range
    exists not naturally but only due to youth,

    Bowie IMHO was a good example of this.
    As he aged, he didn't try to sing the high notes
    in "Life on mars" , "Changes" etc.

    Another thing I have often seen is that artists
    in their older age play the tracks at a faster
    tempo than the original (which in itself seems
    to put a certain stress on the voice) .
     
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  3. Alfie Conn

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    Rick Astley on the drums for Highway to Hell and doing Smith's covers with the Blossoms has to be a rare sight <laugh>
     
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  4. littleDinosaurLuke

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    Heaven knows he's miserable now. Morrissey, that is.
     
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  6. The Changing Man

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    Apparently Morrisey loves it, its Johnny Marr who has taken umbrage about it, which is a little ironic as he was there and played with The Pretenders (who were great)
     
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  7. Alfie Conn

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    At least Bon Scott can't complain about Highway to Hell
     
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    I almost missed that Generation sex was Gen X / Pistols hybrid - Billy Idol was sounding pretty good still, and it was an enjoyable set.
     
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    *****lian throat singing and Glastonbury seem like natural partners.
     
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  10. The RDBD

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    I assume they were on the John Peel stage.
     
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    That's now called Woodies, apparently. Peel's been accused of being a bit of a nonce.
    The Hu were playing the West Holts, though. Not really a rock music stage.
     
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  12. Alfie Conn

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    I heard this track a while back and then last night it came up on my ipod, quite beautiful with lyrics to make you think
     
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    Wake up, kids, a new genre just dropped
     
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  14. Alfie Conn

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    Paul Wellers 1968 SX200 Lambretta is up for sale ,featured in album artwork and music videos
    Get your cheque book out CM IMG_20230704_162423.jpg
     
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    Scooters are the 1 aspect of 'Mod' that I really don't get, so its not for me, but I should imagine that will sell for a hefty price.
     
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    30 years ago today Mr Weller released this little beauty



    Picking up where his eponymous first album had left off and a great sign of what was to follow
     
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    I’m in a top 10 mood.
    Top 10 Mr. Weller songs:

    1. Going Underground
    2. When You’re Young
    3. Down In A Tube Station At Midnight
    4. Saturday’s Kids
    5. In The City
    6. Billy Hunt
    7. All Around The World
    8. Away From The Numbers
    9. Strange Town
    10. News Of The World
     
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  18. Alfie Conn

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    Top 10 Weller this week
    1 that's entertainment
    2 going underground
    3 wildwood
    4 butterfly collector
    5 sun flower
    6 ever changing moods
    7 English rose
    8 funeral pyre
    9 long hot summer
    10 bitterest pill
     
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    I was with you all the way till I got to Number 10. Seriously, not only is it comfortably the poorest Jam single, the only decent track on it being Weller's Aunties and Uncles, but even by Foxton's standards it's not even his best song! I can say that, because in spite of the fact that I own an original copy of the UK 7", and not the re-release from '82 ( you can tell because the sleeve edge is curved on the original. Sorry, I am that sad!) as well as a French promo, they just sit in my record collection gathering dust! So here it is the only decent song on the News of the World 7"

     

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  20. littleDinosaurLuke

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    On another day, I might have picked Thick As Thieves, A Town Called Malice or Beat Surrender. Or maybe, That’s Entertainment.
    I’m fickle :emoticon-0142-happy
     
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