16 hours ago, bannork said:

One of the best concerts of my life was Huw with Hawkwind at Bath University sometime in late 70s, early 80s.

 

Bought Hawkwind's Space Ritual double LP when it came out in '73.  Awesome LP.

 

 

35 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

tutsi, ever consider writing dime novels?  You certainly seem to have enough personal experience to draw from.  Could be a very profitable next calling in life, LOL.  I would snap 'em up!

 

aw, well...can't seem to be able to focus enough to write anything substantial...vignettes are easy to toss off...and folks are entertained, etc...has to do with my undiagnosed autism, any deviation from routine (sleeping, eating and bodily functions) and I become nervous...

 

we've all got stories to tell...it's just the tellin' that eludes us...

 

 

On 4/4/2018 at 8:46 AM, Digitalbanana said:

The Jesus And Mary Chain - April Skies [1987]

 

Great band.  From 1985's Psychocandy.

 

 

25 minutes ago, tutsiwarrior said:

 

aw, well...can't seem to be able to focus enough to write nothin' substantial...vignettes are easy to toss off...and folks are entertained, etc...has to do with my undiagnosed autism, any deviation from routine (sleeping, eating and bodily functions) and I become nervous...

 

we've all got stories to tell...it's just the tellin' that eludes us...

 

 

One of my friends implored me to seriously write a book about my life.  And that was when I was still in my early 20's.  I don't like freaking people out, though, LOL.

Van Morrison - Who Drove The Red Sports Car [1967]

 

The Fall - Gross Chapel/GB Grenadiers [1986 Peel Session]

 

Scott Dunbar - Easy rider [1954]

 

Lithics - Excuse Generator [2018]

 

26 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

One of my friends implored me to seriously write a book about my life.  And that was when I was still in my early 20's.  I don't like freaking people out, though, LOL.

 

well, you know...with a publisher's $100,000 advance up front I might not mind too much if I was to disturb folks with my musings...

 

'Cochabamba? is that sorta like 'neverland'?'...'naw, it useta be a small town in the bolivian Andes but it's big now...sorta like a bolivian version of Garcia Marquez' Macondo but with real people'

 

hey...I even got an uncle there who now has dementia that is a ringer for Papet in Jean de Florette...half campesino, evil and scheming he is a very wealthy man...but now spiritually desolate in his dotage...

 

 

Davy Graham & Shirley Collins - Nottamun Town [1964]

 

The Cyclist - Lucille [2018]

 

Joe Callicot - Fare Thee Well Blues [1930]

 

Close Lobsters from 1985's Foxheads Stalk This Land.

 

 

Shop Assistants circa '86.

 

 

On 4/3/2018 at 8:55 AM, Digitalbanana said:

Happy Flowers - My Frisbee Went Under The Lawnmower [1988]

 

DB, I played this last night.  Woke up this morning to find my neighbors moving out . . . on both sides!  Any correlation you think?

59 minutes ago, tutsiwarrior said:

 

well, you know...with a publisher's $100,000 advance up front I might not mind too much if I was to disturb folks with my musings...

 

'Cochabamba? is that sorta like 'neverland'?'...'naw, it useta be a small town in the bolivian Andes but it's big now...sorta like a bolivian version of Garcia Marquez' Macondo but with real people'

 

hey...I even got an uncle there who now has dementia that is a ringer for Papet in Jean de Florette...half campesino, evil and scheming he is a very wealthy man...but now spiritually desolate in his dotage...

 

 

You're of Bolivian descent, tutsi?  And all this time I had this mental picture of you.  LOL

 

4 hours ago, tutsiwarrior said:

and then she got hold of

 

 

and we were making out after I had returned from high school one afternoon with this playing on the box and then she dragged me into her bedroom and I said: 'is this cool?'...she had 3 older brothers any of which could've murdered me with traditional justification if we were discovered...she wasn't worried as she knew their schedules and we had the house to ourselves except for the empleada who wouldn't dare speak a word...

 

it was a lovely old house, over 100 years old and built by her (great?)grandfather in the best part of town...why was all of this happenin' to me?

 

it was just that old time music...

 

 

Timeless, classical, perfection, I intended to post those. 

Reminds me too, of my early carefree romantic period,

long before skepticism crept up on me.

 

While YTubing in search of hidden gems I've come across a lot of gawd awful music.  This one is soooo baddddd I had to share. 

 

 

 

3 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

 

 

3 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Once I quote a post I can't undo it. Yes, I'm bovvered! Just wanted to say that tutsi is providing you with some company, LOL

Just don't let him know I'm Hutu.

7 hours ago, tutsiwarrior said:

eternal...

 

tutsi, 16 y.o. 6' and hansum and cheek to cheek on the dance floor in a boite with his 21 y.o. local girlfriend in Cochabamba in 1966...'es un escandalo!'...we burned the place down...

 

later, I was investigated by the 'division policial de menores'...I lit up a fag and blew smoke in their faces...my clothes were better than theirs and I was a good student at colegio...

Uncle Tutsi, your niece was correct.

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Tippaporn said:

While YTubing in search of hidden gems I've come across a lot of gawd awful music.  This one is soooo baddddd I had to share. 

You have missed the quite eloquent and sophisticated cataclysmic

socioeconomic message to humanity.  But then, I missed it too.

 

 

7 minutes ago, talahtnut said:

You have missed the quite eloquent and sophisticated cataclysmic

socioeconomic message to humanity.  But then, I missed it too.

Alas, I did miss it.  Hopefully another poster will be able to enlighten us as to the deeper meaning within the video and behind the music.  There's something profound there . . . I can almost feel it.  Perhaps some acid might bring it to the surface?

 

Brilliant track, Clapton at his youthful best.....