o.k. first topic posted in bedlam. thought id test the waters out, so to speak.

just interested to know what are your favourite artists, whether it be groups, bands, old or new doesnt really matter. you can list your all time top 3 tunes or even post youtube links, whatever rocks your boat!

btw high all nice to meet you, tigerfish.

whoops nearly forgot the

Blues, baby, blues.

Canned heat is just a start. Dave Hole, Aussie blues slide guitarist. Johnny winter, Johnny Dyer, Rick Holmstrom, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown to name but a few.

I listen to nearly everything, like some hip hop, some dance, blues, classic rock, pop, rock. Right now I am listening to Madonna, next I could be listening to Loudon Wainwright so who knows, its on shuffle and its got a bit of everything!

I listen to nearly everything, like some hip hop, some dance, blues, classic rock, pop, rock. Right now I am listening to Madonna, next I could be listening to Loudon Wainwright so who knows, its on shuffle and its got a bit of everything!

Madonna - mid life mini-crisis SBK?

Depeche Mode for me. I thought I would skip the mid life crisis and go straight to denial.

All depends on the shuffle hon

forgot to mention in my opening post. any favourite gigs, concerts, festivals that youve been to. anything that sticks out as a special moment.

forgot to mention in my opening post. any favourite gigs, concerts, festivals that youve been to. anything that sticks out as a special moment.

I remember walking out of a Motley Crew concert after taking too much purple microdot and walking 4 kms back to my house in -25 weather.

I remember back in january 1976, as a very junior policeman in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, after just graduating I was assigned to the Neil Diamond concert at the Myer Music Bowl for 3 nights. I was right down next to the stage and ND got all the cops in the place involved when he sang Song Sung Blue, the spotlights were on us as we linked arms and swayed back and forth to the tune. It was quite an experience, sadly never got to talk with him though.

Hi Tigerfish, Welcome to Bedlam

There was a similar topic a while back that maybe worth a visit.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Live-Concert...ig-t345450.html

Very similar in fact.

Cheers..........

Hi Tigerfish, Welcome to Bedlam

There was a similar topic a while back that maybe worth a visit.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Live-Concert...ig-t345450.html

Very similar in fact.

Cheers..........

cheers leungken.

didnt realise, sorry didnt mean to step on anyones toes.

nice to see some chillies fans out there, and respect to the mod father.

anyway heres just a sample of some of my musical tastes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNhJwt4nrQI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HGHnEN3eOg

All depends on the shuffle hon

Is that the 'Five Finger Shuffle' or something else you're talkin about sbk?

Hi Tigerfish, Welcome to Bedlam

There was a similar topic a while back that maybe worth a visit.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Live-Concert...ig-t345450.html

Very similar in fact.

Cheers..........

YEAH TIGERFISH , ur way out of line u fekker , all Bedlam music skits have to go thru uncle ken and the click first, you hear

edit to add a couple of extra

Ken knows I love Gracie Fields

What about the still living, great Slim Whitman.

He saved the world back in 1996. The man is a hero!!

Ken knows I love Gracie Fields

... and some of the folk know that BJ & I are just a couple of old Song & Dance Men !

Similar to SBK I like a whole range of different music and tend to have my ipod on shuffle.

Gigs I've been to:

Bon Jovi, Napalm Death, Rollins Band, The Smashing Pumpkins, Nine Inch Nails, The Misfits, Prince, Christina Aguilera, Pink, Kanye West, PJ Harvey, Patti Smith, Voodoo Glow Skulls, The Temper Trap.

Would love to see David Bowie, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Nick Cave, Deftones, Kings of Leon.

Last song I listened to was David Bowie Modern Love on the way to work

Patti Smith....

Saw her open a Dylan concert back in'98. I'd have been quite happy for her to have performed all night.

1980 in Germany, saw Dire Straights first time i'd seen the ciggy lighter trick from many thousands of German folk during Romeo and Juliet, very moving.

Pink Floyd without a doubt.

Old codgers like LeungKen anything pre 1940.

Similar to SBK I like a whole range of different music and tend to have my ipod on shuffle.

Gigs I've been to:

Bon Jovi, Napalm Death, Rollins Band, The Smashing Pumpkins, Nine Inch Nails, The Misfits, Prince, Christina Aguilera, Pink, Kanye West, PJ Harvey, Patti Smith, Voodoo Glow Skulls, The Temper Trap.

Would love to see David Bowie, Depeche Mode, The Cure, Nick Cave, Deftones, Kings of Leon.

Last song I listened to was David Bowie Modern Love on the way to work

deftones

i wouldnt of thought that anyone in bedlam would have known who deftones were.

id give you all a short burst of one of their tracks, but i fear the elder members of this forum may get mentally scarred for life.

popmybubble you have some greats in that list of yours. rollins band, the smashing pumpkins pj harvey patti smith, bowie, depeche mode, the cure nick cave and the kings of leon

anyway just for you.

edit. sorry double post

Would love to see David Bowie, Depeche Mode, The Cure,

Saw him on the Glass Spider Tour. Bladdy marvellous

Would love to see The Cure,

And went to see them on many occasions during the early 80's. Also in the same era went to see, Japan, Bauhuas, Kid Creole and his coconuts , Thomson Twins, Spandau Ballet, Simple Minds, Echo and the Bunny Men, Teardrop Explodes. The list is endless. Aaaah, those were the days.

Weekend before leaving for HK went four a drink or three in Brum. Ended up in a club called the "Power house" with a handful of others watching a new band from Manchester. The tall lead singer had the best voice me and my pal had heard for someone at the start of their career.

Turned out Simply Red became quite famous.

And not wishing to brag, but also went to Live Aid ( UK ). Friend who owned a record shop in the fair Wolverhampton sold me a couple of tickets even though the claims of the bands playing, seemed too good to be true at the time.

As an aside, you can tell the bullshitters from those who were really there by asking the simple question, " On the DVD why does Paul McCartney appear to duck ? "

The answer? The sound system in the stadium failed for the first part of his act and some tasteless patrons threw water bottles at him.............

Best concert ever though, Slade, Wolverhampton Civic Hall 1972 ( deaf for best part of a week afterwards )

Would love to see David Bowie, Depeche Mode, The Cure,

Saw him on the Glass Spider Tour. Bladdy marvellous

Would love to see The Cure,

And went to see them on many occasions during the early 80's. Also in the same era went to see, Japan, Bauhuas, Kid Creole and his coconuts , Thomson Twins, Spandau Ballet, Simple Minds, Echo and the Bunny Men, Teardrop Explodes. The list is endless. Aaaah, those were the days.

coming from that part of the world mr bj were you into the madchester scene?

cant stand the footie teams from manchester , me being a southern softie and a gooner to boot , but have to take my hat off to some of the music thats come out of the area over the years.

groups like joy division(later to be new order) the smiths and m.e.smiths the fall.

and later on the stone roses, happy mondays, the charlatans, inspiral carpets and 808 state.

aah the hacienda and manchester g-mex arena, those were the days!

plus probably one of the best gigs i ever went to at spike island to see the stone roses.

Would love to see David Bowie, Depeche Mode, The Cure,

Saw him on the Glass Spider Tour. Bladdy marvellous

Would love to see The Cure,

And went to see them on many occasions during the early 80's. Also in the same era went to see, Japan, Bauhuas, Kid Creole and his coconuts , Thomson Twins, Spandau Ballet, Simple Minds, Echo and the Bunny Men, Teardrop Explodes. The list is endless. Aaaah, those were the days.

coming from that part of the world mr bj were you into the madchester scene?

cant stand the footie teams from manchester , me being a southern softie and a gooner to boot , but have to take my hat off to some of the music thats come out of the area over the years.

groups like joy division(later to be new order) the smiths and m.e.smiths the fall.

and later on the stone roses, happy mondays, the charlatans, inspiral carpets and 808 state.

aah the hacienda and manchester g-mex arena, those were the days!

plus probably one of the best gigs i ever went to at spike island to see the stone roses.

Some truly top bands there Tiger. And I was at the opening of the Hacienda.

And I'm a Man City fan BTW. Hate the Reds

deftones

i wouldnt of thought that anyone in bedlam would have known who deftones were.

why not?

I've been listening to the new album but I much prefer their older tracks...

Sex on fire is a mint song but unfortunately it's been overplayed here in the UK and I prefer their first 2 albums cos they're a bit more 'raw'

I'm so jealous of you guys that got to see all these cool bands in the 80s, I get the impression it's not quite the same when you see them as much older people... or not?? I know Patti Smith was obviously a lot older when I saw her a few years ago but she still had amazing presence.

and Joy Division

1980 in Germany, saw Dire Straights first time i'd seen the ciggy lighter trick from many thousands of German folk during Romeo and Juliet, very moving.

I saw them in Edinburgh the same year. Was that the year that the lighter fad started!! I was in the front row and Mark Knopfler winked at me.

Suppose we couldn't do that now, ealf and safutty etc.

Sorry -

The ones i would like to see is Bruce and RHCP before they get too old. Did see REM last year and the show was great but the accoustics were <deleted>.