What are you playing tonight?

[Wandering Willy]

Bit of Bon.

Dead man singing

[Bruce Rioja]

They do It down on Camber Sands, they do it at Waikiki .....

Name the song - Googling etc not allowed

[Lord Kangana]

Is it Ian Dury?

[Wandering Willy]

Pulling mussels from a shell.

[Worthy4England]

It's not Barry Manilow.

[Bruce Rioja]

blimey - I'm so not with it - never heard of Gaslight! (was there a good album I should know about then?)

Probably best to check a few tracks out on line first, but 59 Sound is the album that they'll always be measured by/against.

If you do like it then I further suggest you (and anyone else too for that matter) check out New Miserable Experience by Gin Blossoms.

[Il Pirate]

blimey - I'm so not with it - never heard of Gaslight! (was there a good album I should know about then?)

Probably best to check a few tracks out on line first, but 59 Sound is the album that they'll always be measured by/against.

If you do like it then I further suggest you (and anyone else too for that matter) check out New Miserable Experience by Gin Blossoms.

Hey jealousy; still tugs at my heartstrings..........

[Prufrock]

Gaslight Anthem's new album - Handwritten. Underwhelming doesn't even come close.

I'm glad someone else agrees.

Is it that bad? Not heard any of it yet other than 45.

[Bruce Rioja]

Gaslight Anthem's new album - Handwritten. Underwhelming doesn't even come close.

I'm glad someone else agrees.

Is it that bad? Not heard any of it yet other than 45.

Well, maybe the last few tracks are ok. I don't know - I didn't get that far. Soooo disappointing.

[thebish]

blimey - I'm so not with it - never heard of Gaslight! (was there a good album I should know about then?)

Probably best to check a few tracks out on line first, but 59 Sound is the album that they'll always be measured by/against.

If you do like it then I further suggest you (and anyone else too for that matter) check out New Miserable Experience by Gin Blossoms.

ok - had a listen - bit too much jangly sameness for me!! must be getting old!

[Prufrock]

It's 'er mother's birthday soon. Last time I was down there she mentioned liking the Black Keys' latest effort so I'm going out on a limb and getting her this:



I'm obviously now also playing it. It really is a belting album. When the second came out I thought I preferred that, but going back over Broken Boy Soldiers I'm not sure!

[Bruce Rioja]

ok - had a listen - bit too much jangly sameness for me!! must be getting old!

Perfectly understandable. Have you ever listened to owt by Counting Crows, Bish? Look up August and Everything After as a starting point.

[thebish]

ok - had a listen - bit too much jangly sameness for me!! must be getting old!

Perfectly understandable. Have you ever listened to owt by Counting Crows, Bish? Look up August and Everything After as a starting point.

ok - will do!!

[Prufrock]

If he doesn't like that Bruce, we give up

[Bruce Rioja]

If he doesn't like that Bruce, we give up

I'm quietly confident on this one, Chief, but yes, you're right.

[TANGODANCER]

Had a couple of plays of the slow accoustic version of Motorhead's Ace of Spades. I like it.

[Wandering Willy]

Switch the speed on the gramophone from 33 to 45.

[Harry Genshaw]

Switch the speed on the gramophone from 33 to 45.

[Dujon]

A little bit of Gershwin (G) and a little bit of Bernstein (L). I really should get hold of a few more recordings of both composers' works. Why they appeal so much, to me at any rate, I have yet to understand, but appeal they do.

In this case it was Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" and "Prelude for Piano No.2" and Bernstein's "West Side Story" (9 dances from the musical.)

[thebish]

A little bit of Gershwin (G) and a little bit of Bernstein (L).

timeless...