Quoted from Joost

Today:

The Housemartins - Best Of CD
Jan & Dean - Dead Man's Curve 2CD
Pantera - Reinventing Hell: The Best Of CD
Johan - Pergola CD
V/A - Telstar: The Hits Of Joe Meek 2CD
Kansas - Point Of Know Return CD
The Doors - Live In Europe 1968 DVD

wow the housemartins rule! lead singer Paul Heatons is the beautiful south and i saw them! they're great as well. Manchesters a good song

last songs i downloaded off itunes:

trouble- cat stevens
stormy monday (Live) - Allman bros.
The chordettes - mr sandman (love this song)
hocus pocus (live)- focus
matilda mother - pink floyd
at the chime of a city clock - nick drake
The boxer/song for the asking - simon & Garfunkal
Miles runs the voodoo down - miles davis
Dead Meat - sean lennon
Tim buckley songs
Dinner at eight - rufus wainwright

those are just a few

Quoted from 197

wow the housemartins rule! lead singer Paul Heatons is the beautiful south and i saw them! they're great as well. Manchesters a good song

And their bass player is now Fatboy Slim.

Yeah Norman cook..funny eh?!

It's pretty interesting to see what the members of the Housemartins did after their band broke up... Two members formed a new band and made the UK's best-selling album of the 90s... One member became one of the world's most succesful techno DJs... One member now writes children's books... And one former member was was send to jail for attacking someone with an axe.

If you'd write a story about a fictional band and you'd make this up, people would laugh at you for being so unrealistic.

Haha your right..great origional band though

My "good con" mono vinyl Revolver has just arrived from ebay (12 quid). I haven't heard Revolver for ten years, and never in mono.
It's home for dinner, take the phone off the hook, roll a nice little number, a bit of Rubber Soul for warmup and perspective, then bliss.

NICE to see you're listening to it again.

As for me, I ordered a Sandi Thom CD (yes! I know! okay!) two weeks ago and it hasn't arrived yet.

in Reading on saturday i purchased:

The Who - Live at leads
Bob Dylan - Another side of..
Badly drawn boy - Hour of the bewilderbeast (he's good)

all for only 5 quid

Who Killed The Zutons - The Zutons

Paul Stanley's " Live To Win "

Scissor Sisters - "Ta dah"
Robbie Williams - "Rudebox"
The Beatles - "Love" to be purchased in the very near future

The Pipettes - We Are The Pipettes
Weezer - Weezer (green album)
The Everly Brothers - The Definitive Everly Brothers
Me First & The Gimme Gimmes - Love Their Country
Bad Astronaut - Twelve Small Steps, One Giant Dissapointment
MXPX - Let's Rock

John Martyn - In Sesssion

John Martyn - Live At Leeds and More

Bill Fay - Time Of The Last Persecution

Bell X-1 - Music In Mouth

Pulp - This Is Hardcore

Are those John martyn ones good BM? i like bell x1 they're good, 'lamposts' is a good track

Quoted from 197

Are those John martyn ones good BM? i like bell x1 they're good, 'lamposts' is a good track

They are both excellent. I still have my old vinyl Live At Leeds, signed by the man himself. The extra stuff on the first CD is badly recorded however all the stuff from the original album is very nicely remastered.

In Session is a compilation of JM's BBC radio sessions. Basically from two John Peel, and one (Whispering) Bob Harris. It's staggeringly good.

Bell X-1 are fairly new to me. The barman in my local plays them. Good album. Damien Rice's old band.