From Solar Fire



Noel Edmunds still wears that shirt :shoot:

This guy could play as a 15yo kid, another really good album

Twiggster wrote:Great song, Leon...prefer the original tho:

:thup:

Me too, first heard it on the 'b' side of Silver Machine & immediately had to buy 'In Search Of Space' album

And this classic of course

This will have Twiggs beaming

One of my favourite Hawkwind tracks :thup:

1970 Top 20 hit for this rockin' bluesy band

From the Anthology album, really good to hear this cd again today

Ok music lovers, just getting things ready for our week away in Gods Country. Lots of walking, quaffing fine ales etc etc. Will return next Saturday morning then straight off to see our promotion win over Brizzle. I leave you (for a short time) with the mighty Porkies YOZkeK7vk7o Have a good one R,...

Ok music lovers, just getting things ready for our week away in Gods Country. Lots of walking, quaffing fine ales etc etc. Will return next Saturday morning then straight off to see our promotion win over Brizzle. I leave you (for a short time) with the mighty Porkies YOZkeK7vk7o Have a good one R,...

64's week-end playlist John Cale - Slow Dazzle Jonny Lang - Lie To Me Juicy Lucy - Who Do You Love/Anthology Hawkwind - Spirit Ritual Gregory Isaacs - Soon Forward Breeders - Last Splash Manfred Mann's Earthband - Solar Fire Shirley Brown - Woman To Woman Bobby Womack - The Poet 1 Didn't have enough...

If they turn out to be the cranberries could you continue your conversation with 1964 by pm :wink:[/quote] Have I missed something here WR :shock: :?: I like the Cranberries, saw them in concert at Sheffield and they were brilliant :-D so no-one knows of these elusive Paula and her Puppets then? :be...

They just come under "Music" WR, and that's good enough for me. Watching Later last Friday, must say that I was far from knocked out by Drive By Truckers, they were OK but nothing better than that. On the other hand, the legendary Bobby McFerrin was just wonderful. Checked out http://www....

I wanted to nominate Back Door in the Prog poll - wasn't sure what 'genre' of music they came under. Wiki didn't list 'em as Prog so I gave them a miss but that's no reason not to have a listen to the amazing Hodkinson (can't find a n original so this will have to do - still great) :-D MblGNQnIpFY ...

Anyone heard of Paula and the Puppets? I heard a track on Yorkie radio today and could've sworn it was The Cranberries but apparently it wasn't!! Can't seem to find anything about them.... :roll: :bear: Mean nothing to me Becchio Enjoy the warbling dulcit tones of Delores & her berries though :...

If they turn out to be the cranberries could you continue your conversation with 1964 by pm :wink: How did i know there would be a follow up post whilst reading Becchio's post that mentioned the Cranberries :lol: Just put '64 at No.1 as MOT's versatile listener folks :sing: Today's playlist will pr...

white.riot wrote:
Can't find McLaughlin on the list :fish1:

Funny how he never appears in our polls :fish2: :fish1:

barryanorak wrote:You'll be pleased to hear that I've narrowed the poll down to 10...

From a starting position of owning stuff by 26 of them, I'm doing well...

Please please please don't omit Yorkshire's Finest mate

Dr.Leeds wrote:At the Kiss gig. Drum solo is on so I thought I'd find summat to do for ten minutes..... :sleep3:

Kiss - Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :shoot:

Twiggster wrote:Song I will wake up to every day this coming week:

Lovely stuff, we like the Thompsons on here :thup:

faaip wrote:something chilled to soothe the fevered brow

Really nice Faaip - enjoying the music much more now since i bought my new laptop, what a difference

Is the rest of the album on a similar musical vien quite expensive on Amazon, maybe worth downloading as it's around £6 cheaper

faaip wrote:New National - High Violet
New Alabama 3 - Revolver Soul (I see what they did there)
New Steve Hackett - Out of the Tunnels Mouth
New Nada Surf - If I had a Hi-Fi

and a new Kevin Costner


all out soon

Interesting