Came across this one today by my most often posted guitarist, hadn't heard it before, so then went and searched for the original, so I've posted both. Him playing down on the 15th fret area is what initially caught my attention, as an area I quite like, he makes it seem so effortless...
Two of my daughters and the missus went to Stereophonics at Finsbury Park last night ... prime support was Blossoms who my girls like a lot - apparently it was excellent ... They got hit on by some bloke (entrepreneur) and his colleagues (employees) who bought them beers all night long - buggers were wrecked when I picked them up from the station at 2pm! In contrast I had a night in with the dog drinking Guiness zero - which is by far and away the best alcohol free btw... James in Cardiff next week - then the girls are going to Catfish and the Bottlemen - a summer of concerts
Something about the word entrepreneur I hate, more to the point,people who call themselves that, pretentious twats is more apt.
He really was - 'Peter' - apparently was buying rounds of 26 to thirty beers at a time - 'loadsa money' - and telling anybody that would listen how his business had 'taken-off' - not complaining - saved my credit card a small fortune, given concert / festival pricing...
I hate flash ****s, no gripe whatsoever anybody making it and getting rewarded for their risks but the Peters of this world boil my piss
James were excellent and played just about every hit ... with the notable exception of Getting Away With It ... one of my particular favourites...
My kid has tickets to see Oasis at Wembley, him and the mrs. Only trouble is it's clashed with something else, and I think he'd rather do the something else lol.
I had to check what the pianist was actually doing Now I understand it my ears have adjusted. It initially sounded like someone constantly clumping the same keys (from third verse?), well actually they are, it is put more simply 1&2&3&4& 1&2&3&4& over and over. By empahising the offbeats (&) it creates the syncopated rhythm...I'd be thinking Bob Marley for an example of syncopated rhythm, on the up strokes, but suppose you can't actually create that on piano?
watched them on their farewell tour/last night in 2000/2001 in Manchester. Then another farewell tour about 6 years later. Great band.
