Marching On Together

Can't stop playing Spotlights Alchemy for the Dead ATM ... and Spoonbenders How Things Repeat is also Good. Think those two will make a years end top 10, CBR probably not, way too much good music this year with Cory Hanson's Western cum leading the way atm...

My biggest surprise in the "not something I'd usually give time too" category is Water From Your Eyes - Everybody's Crushed ..

CUSSIE01 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 7:11 pm Excellent album, started listening to it after Riot’s recommendation.

Not Riot, mate.

Only faaip & myself have recommended the Corinne Bailey Rae album.

1964white wrote: ↑Tue Oct 10, 2023 9:04 pm Riot recommended Corrine's album a few weeks ago.

Tbf, 64….it was you that said Riot did recommend it, after faaip recommended.

1964white wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 6:06 am What you consider pap, millions of other music lovers enjoy.

The majority of musicians produce varying levels of music.

Evidently the B side is " Go and Feed Your Cat" Its about an opinionated cover band hack musician that thinks they know everything...
According to the NME.....

I like a lot of the Beatles stuff, they are over rated though never having made a complete album. Every album having at least two complete junk songs on them. They're best as a greatest hits band.. Find your favourite, build your own playlist, burn your own CD. Don't think I've ever put a Beatles album on without skipping tracks

Take Sgt Peppers

Fixing a Hole
For the Benefit
When I'm 64
Lovely Rita

Are a complete waste of space on that album, basically poor fillers

A Day in the Life and She's Leaving Home do all the heavy lifting on what is supposed to be a seminal album.


It's the same for all Beatles albums... None of them work as albums

Muppet the Cat wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:58 pm Tbf, 64….it was you that said Riot did recommend it, after faaip recommended.

Yes, it was the original White Riot who joined this forum back in 2010 who recommended the Corinne Bailey Rae album at a Leeds match back in September.

He is a good pal of mine, we often text each other & he stands very close to me in the kop at ER, we chat at half-time & on our walk back to the coach pack after every game.

We have very similar music tastes!

1964white wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 10:12 pm Yes, it was the original White Riot who joined this forum back in 2010 who recommended the Corinne Bailey Rae album at a Leeds match back in September.

He is a good pal of mine, we often text each other & he stands very close to me in the kop at ER, we chat at half-time & on our walk back to the coach pack after the game.

Steve, I know who you meant

The Subhuman wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 10:13 pm Steve, I know who you meant

Yes Faaip

CUSSIE01 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2023 2:18 pm A lot of good stuff in there Muppet, not easy picking 10, I see 64 bottled out

Bottled it eh

No doubt my top ten will be ridiculed, here is a different list.

Rolling Stones 'Get Yer Ya Ya's Out'
Wishbone Ash 'Wishbone Ash'
Marvin Gaye 'Lets Get It On'
Robert Wyatt 'Rock Bottom'
The Smiths 'The Queen Is Dead'
Radiohead 'Kid A'
Arcade Fire 'Funeral'
David Bowie 'Blackstar'
Elbow 'Flying Dream 1'
Delines 'The Sea Drift'

Go on folks, rip that wonderful ten to bits

#There are not enough rusty razor blades to get past the smiths,,, never mind radiohead and robert wyatt...

1964white wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 8:15 am Bottled it eh

No doubt my top ten will be ridiculed, here is a different list.

Rolling Stones 'Get Yer Ya Ya's Out'
Wishbone Ash 'Wishbone Ash'
Marvin Gaye 'Lets Get It On'
Robert Wyatt 'Rock Bottom'
The Smiths 'The Queen Is Dead'
Radiohead 'Kid A'
Arcade Fire 'Funeral'
David Bowie 'Blackstar'
Elbow 'Flying Dream 1'
Delines 'The Sea Drift'

Go on folks, rip that wonderful ten to bits

Love the Wyatt, Wishbone Ash and Bowie.

The Subhuman wrote: ↑Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:25 pm Spoonbenders How Things Repeat is also Good.

Need to go back to that one. Did you not get on with Acid King?

Sara wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 12:22 pm Need to go back to that one. Did you not get on with Acid King?

Yep It’s on the list

Sara wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 12:15 pm Love the Wyatt, Wishbone Ash and Bowie.

I prefer Wishbone debut & 'Pilgrimage' to their renowned third album 'Argus'

My favourite rock band in the early 70s, brilliant live band.

hector wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 10:42 am #There are not enough rusty razor blades to get past the smiths,,, never mind radiohead and robert wyatt...

I knew that was coming, it's like me throwing a grenade in your direction

1964white wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 1:27 pm I prefer Wishbone debut & 'Pilgrimage' to their renowned third album 'Argus'

My favourite rock band in the early 70s, brilliant live band.

Said when I saw them recently, best live guitar sound I've heard. They're on my go to every tour list atm, as long as they keep playing at places like the Flowerpot in Derby.

1964white wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 8:15 am Bottled it eh

No doubt my top ten will be ridiculed, here is a different list.

Rolling Stones 'Get Yer Ya Ya's Out'
Wishbone Ash 'Wishbone Ash'
Marvin Gaye 'Lets Get It On'
Robert Wyatt 'Rock Bottom'
The Smiths 'The Queen Is Dead'
Radiohead 'Kid A'
Arcade Fire 'Funeral'
David Bowie 'Blackstar'
Elbow 'Flying Dream 1'
Delines 'The Sea Drift'

Go on folks, rip that wonderful ten to bits

No ripping to bits from me, I have 7 of those albums & will have a listen to the other 3 soon, how many times have you changed your mind since posting ?

CUSSIE01 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 4:20 pm No ripping to bits from me, I have 7 of those albums & will have a listen to the other 3 soon, how many times have you changed your mind since posting ?

Just once Cussie.

I needed a Bowie album in there, one of my musical heroes i., so I omitted the brilliant Talk Talk album 'Spirits Of Eden'.

CUSSIE01 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 4:20 pm No ripping to bits from me, I have 7 of those albums & will have a listen to the other 3 soon, how many times have you changed your mind since posting ?

Ironically, no 60s albums in my ten, although technically the GYYYO live sessions were in that decade & the songs are from their studio albums recorded in the 60s. Live album released in 1970.

No surprises, there were no 90s albums on my ten, though I have several favourites from that decade.