Mum fave band.. didnt liking RS until i found Brian Jones, one of Brian's Master piece...such a beautiful song

 

 

 

1 hour ago, transam said:

 

Youre on a roll,keep them coming Sir.

 

20 minutes ago, jvs said:

Youre on a roll,keep them coming Sir.

 

17 hours ago, transam said:

 

Sorry mate, but this is awful, soulless, artless, boring noise.

Like a guitar in a washing machine.

2 minutes ago, talahtnut said:

Sorry mate, but this is awful, soulless, artless, boring noise.

Like a guitar in a washing machine.

Stay away from washing machines, clothes lines are safer if not hanging...

15 hours ago, transam said:

Stay away from washing machines, clothes lines are safer if not hanging...

Revenge for the washing machine, a couple of wrong notes, but watch the passion developing.

 

 

49 minutes ago, talahtnut said:

Revenge for the washing machine, a couple of wrong notes, but watch the passion developing.

 

 

 

..

4 years old,

Full Power

..

 

3 hours ago, talahtnut said:

Sorry mate, but this is awful, soulless, artless, boring noise.

Like a guitar in a washing machine.

Aw, you've broken the golden rule on the music threads, Weekly Market.

Criticizing fellow posters' musical choices only leads to vitriol though I doubt transam  gives a flying duck. He regularly posts the same numbers even more than I do.

We're all just frustrated disc jockeys, endlessly letting the world (approx 5 or 6 people) know our tastes.

In the meantime, here is a song by a man with a guitar talking about a launderette. The passion public washing machines can generate is something I would not have believed if I hadn't heard it myself.

 

Ozzy Osborne- No more tears.

 

Or as the talentless arse clowns of today would call it; no mo' tears.

there you go..

good old Ozzy

 

2 hours ago, bannork said:

Aw, you've broken the golden rule on the music threads, Weekly Market.

Criticizing fellow posters' musical choices only leads to vitriol though I doubt transam  gives a flying duck. He regularly posts the same numbers even more than I do.

We're all just frustrated disc jockeys, endlessly letting the world (approx 5 or 6 people) know our tastes.

In the meantime, here is a song by a man with a guitar talking about a launderette. The passion public washing machines can generate is something I would not have believed if I hadn't heard it myself.

Wash machine too expensive and noisy, Mia has washboard...But observe the talent....

 

Not many of the new generations know the Gong.

They are amazing, here without their Totem Daevid Allen.

 

14 minutes ago, mauGR1 said:

Not many of the new generations know the Gong.

They are amazing, here without their Totem Daevid Allen.

Late night cool jazz.....perfect.  Laid back ass riddim.

I like washboard music too...gimme dem spoons over here...

 

 

 

 

Not many of the new generations know the Gong.
They are amazing, here without their Totem Daevid Allen.
 

My older brother introduced me to some great music, Purple, Zep, Free etc etc but also some not so mainstream stuff:
Roy Harper, Little River Band, Camel and ..............

The Fall- I`m Frank [1990]

 

Bogshed - The Fastest Legs [1986 Peel Session]

 

Nick Drake - Man In A Shed [1969]

 

Laish - Time Elastic [2018]

 

Julius Daniels - Crow Jane Blues [1927]

 

Zimbabwe Cha Cha Cha Kings - Shanduko [1992 Peel Session]

 

9 hours ago, tutsiwarrior said:

I like washboard music too...gimme dem spoons over here...

You take spoons, I'll take the paper and comb..