Pilchard Chops

Stone the Crows - Mad dogs and Englishmen (Memories of the Mayfair)

Nowt like being on a train, goddammit, a train stays flat! and taking off is the worst bit. and being up there is the next worst bit and landing OMG

I was petrified, got mortal on Whisky-macs, Never flew anywhere sober until about my 10th flight.

lots to admire about the Artic Monkeys apart from their music. Made their music available online and for free and yet still have fastest selling album in a long time. Even at my age I can understand why they are so popular. They have the "X-Factor" http://www.sbpost.ie/post/pages/p/wholesto...qn=1-qqqx=1.asp

As a grandad may I say Artic Monkeys are the best band since err err mmm The Editors

Kraken - Vestido De Cristal

Spocks Beard - I Woulden't let it Go

Kansas - Miricles out of Nowhere

Junior Kimbrough - You better run

Cheers Up Brock. it could worse. (I think) 82599[/snapback] Just past memories I'd rather forget coming back to me Pearl Jam - Off He Goes (i'm listening to the Greatest Hits) 82600[/snapback] I've got the live in Dublin double cd Class. IF - Reaching out on all sides (early 70's Jazz Rock)

Cheers Up Brock. it could worse. (I think)

Steve Howe - Sad Eyed Lady Of the Lowlands. 12 minute Dylan Song sung by Jon Anderson (Yes) heaven.

That's very un-Kylie of you meenzer 81543[/snapback] Howay man, 20 Tom Waits albums in my collection and you're having a go at me for the three Kylie mp3s? And one of them's "Confide In Me" which I'll hear no bad words about. 81769[/snapback] 20 Tom Waits albums? That's dedication. I stopped at Swordfishtrombone and didn't return until Gone out West. Is that a pro or anti PC? Paul Kelly is one of those artists that does 1 or 2 awesome releases in a row and then an absolute stinker. In about 1987 he released a song called "I want to be like billy baxter" with his band (the coloured girls - that was changed quickly once he wanted to release stuff in the US) which was a musical of a guy who was Melbourne's "favourite" indie artist. Billy Baxter all but disappeared (last seen in a band called the hollowmen) and Paul Kelly just went on and on. 82169[/snapback] Thanks for that info. Pro def. Jimi Hendrix - The wind crys Mary

Paul Kelly and The Messengers - Most Wanted Man In The World

Paul Kelly & the Messengers - No you (I may have found myself a new hero) :

Love your reviews. SFA passed me by "up their own arses" so I thought will revisit now on your recomendation. Taj Mahal - Satisfied (Live & Acoustic)

Edgar Winter Group - Freeride

Matchbox Romance - I wish you were here the Next Big thing ?????

Thank You all, Cheered me up no end. Keep em coming

last Autumn's Dream - It's Alright

Sandi Thom - I wish I was A Punk Rocker Flowers in my Hair

Catholic Schools were tough and unfair but by GOD we behaved and we learned. There was a St Thomas Moore in North Kenton. I passed my 11+ of course so I cannot say how bad it was, but it had a HELL of a reputation. If god loves me, hes waiting bloody long enough to show it, Graeme Souness FFS.

Mornington Crescent is a strategy game played on the London Underground map, the aim being to move to Mornington Crescent. So far, so much like any other game. But then, not every game has a 125 volume rulebook; few games have (literally) warring standards bodies; and no other game has an oral tradition stretching back to pre-Pharaonic Egypt. Having pointed out these truths about Mornington Crescent, you will I am sure understand me when I say that I cannot explain the Game - steeped in theory though it is, you must play MC to understand it.

Me niether Billy Mill roundabout

Wolfmother - The joker and the Thief. Great Rock band from Oz