Heartland

An old Senser 12"

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My usual Friday treat and (controversial statement ahoy) arguably the best album ever to come out of Leeds :

There's something bizarrely exhilarating about singing "I want to retire" at the top of your voice in the privacy of your car on the drudgery of the daily 7 a.m. stop-start traffic jam commute ...

couple days ago since I-have-no-idea-how-long-time-ago I listeneed music that was not just a background, but as soundtrack. I chose:

What a fantastic music. Too bad that I will not hear any of his noew songs.

The other of my pick that day was: The Doors - the doors and L.A. Woman.

They don't make them like this any more.

And they definitely don't make them like this either!

On a way to work:



and and from work:

i was watching a load of music vids that have built up on my hard drive and i was forced to come to some conclusions/observations:

"she's in parties" is more than a great track, its almost as good as "the passion of lovers" and thats saying something.

julianne reagans brief tenure with the mish-take for "severina" almost disproved the rule about polishing turds.

gary marx was a fabulous visual treat when playing live; careering around the stage like a fractionally less-demented Angus Young, though considerably bigger and immensely better dressed, managing not to knock everyone else flying but at no point looking to see where anyone else is. genius.

my mate who got offered Anne-Maries phone number (by Anne-Marie) but "didnt have a pen" was a bloody fool.

danielle dax very under-rated, pussy-cat dolls very over-rated (except Ashliegh Roberts who is a sweetheart)

kylie is supremely hotter-looking in "confide in me" video, but its "cant get you out of my head" that makes me spill my gentleman's relish every time.

knew you'd be pleased.

Hom_Corleone wrote:

i know Geoff/Jeff out of the Janitors.

Best Sisters-cover in many years and the b-side which is a cover of The Sound - Winning is really good as well

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:i was watching a load of music vids that have built up on my hard drive and i was forced to come to some conclusions/observations:

"she's in parties" is more than a great track, its almost as good as "the passion of lovers" and thats saying something.

julianne reagans brief tenure with the mish-take for "severina" almost disproved the rule about polishing turds.

gary marx was a fabulous visual treat when playing live; careering around the stage like a fractionally less-demented Angus Young, though considerably bigger and immensely better dressed, managing not to knock everyone else flying but at no point looking to see where anyone else is. genius.

my mate who got offered Anne-Maries phone number (by Anne-Marie) but "didnt have a pen" was a bloody fool.

danielle dax very under-rated, pussy-cat dolls very over-rated (except Ashliegh Roberts who is a sweetheart)

kylie is supremely hotter-looking in "confide in me" video, but its "cant get you out of my head" that makes me spill my gentleman's relish every time.

knew you'd be pleased.

All of these are observations which I would agree with.
You should stand for election. Please.
I especially agree with your last comment.

And I think you be referring to a different 'The Janitors'.
These guys are from Sweden.

oh...and back on topic...

CLT -



I stumbled upon him on Spotify looking at Steve Wilson stuff (from Porcupine Tree). Steve Wilson appears on this.
Pista - You may like.

Looks interesting. Love the cover art

Pista wrote:Looks interesting. Love the cover art

Yeah!
Apparently he was the main man in Marillion.

CLT -Lady Gaga's entire studio output so far, at a very advanced level of volume and a near perfect level of clarity (through my 30-year old Goodmans studio monitors -car boot:£2) and just loving the level of production that pop fans mostly miss due to hearing the music through a battery powered biscuit tin.

and can i just say -her voice is PERRRRFECT...ahhh

Lots of chat recently about the thirtieth anniversary of FALAA, but not much fanfare for this, which is of the same vintage (and sounds twenty times more powerful) :

A forgotten classic.

fabulous album, as is

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

fabulous album, as is

Totally agree.
And (clearly more JAMC influenced) I increasingly think this (which. I am CLT) is too :