PL Board Mixtape
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Just watched this and watched the Luis Theroux documentary recently (which I hated). Really getting into his music now, always liked The Libertines and Babyshambles but as time has gone by I really rate them, it's the purity of it all, ****ed up kids playing music and getting wrecked both brilliant and sad.
I’d hate to go back to a house party with you cnuts putting your music on. Think I’d just leave.
Bob Marley
Kings Of Leon
Mumford and Sons
Stone Roses
Don’t really have a thing when it comes to music, what I listen to tends to be how my mood is flowing.
Yeah, Redemption song is my favourite too. I can even listen to Stevie Wonder, Elton John and Bruce Springsteen, if I’m just chilling. Sometimes I put music on from the 60’s and it takes me back to being in my grandparents house as a kid. So all depends, I’m not big into music, don’t really know the name of many albums or anything like that, even the bands I really like. I just know their songs.
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Recorded this on my phone in Bristol caught a good shot of them imo.
The grandparents thing I love, we all have early influences that are just ingrained in the brain. We had an old wooden table that opened into a record player and radio. I remember being scared of Bohemian rhapsody and also laughing at My Ding a ling by Chuck Berry.
I want to play with my ding a ling Yeah that was one of them. Crazy by Patsy Cline was played a lot. Please release me by Engelburt Humperdinck was another. Good times.
Yeah that was one of them. Crazy by Patsy Cline was played a lot. Please release me by Engelburt Humperdinck was another. Good times.
My guilty pleasure is Jim Reeves, the only singer my old man would listen too, whilst the elder siblings were blasting out the Stones, Beatles, Kinks etc, in the quieter moments it was me him and Old Shep
Jim Reeves is a legend mate. My Grandad had all his records on the old hifi.
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One of my favourite bands from the 60's