Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by patch1875
She sounds much older than her years and has a maturity about her.
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Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by patch1875
She sounds much older than her years and has a maturity about her.
Its lovely stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by patch1875
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Just been watching PILOT I know January was the first record played on radio forth and “it’s magic was and is still a great song i am just wondering what happened to them and did any one know them or stayed next door or is your dads ex work mate . Christ I miss the football and pub
Erratics & Uncomformity by Craven Faults is one of the best things Ive listenend to in the last couple of years.
I had a look but I'm never going to enjoy an album of 6 tracks which last 1 hour 12! 🤯Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalianwanda
Not a new album but I revisited Grit by Martyn Bennett after I had cause to mention a track from it on another thread on here.
An absolutely phenomenal album. If you haven't listened to it I would recommend.
A collection of 3 minute pop songs it aint :greengrin I love the hypnotic element to it...The subtle changes..First track with headphones on is on pretty constant loop for me just nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
The guy that drummed for them drinks in our local pub in Blackpool, well used to drink in it. :wink: I've forgotten his name, but i spoke to him regularly most Saturdays in passing.Quote:
Originally Posted by WoreTheGreen
He's from Leith, used to drink in The Central bar and that pub halfway along junction St on the right going out of Leith that i also cant remember.:greengrin
Wilkies? Cheers for your reply just wondered if there made any money 💴 or was it like bay city rollersQuote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Stuart Tosh?Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Played with quite a few bands after Pilot.
Really liking The Mariners & their album The Tides Of Time.
Not sure if they’ve got a record deal yet as found them on bandcamp , although they are on iTunes. They Only made 100 CD copies, so had to hold my nose and buy the digital album but I like then and don’t mind supporting a band trying to make their way.
Nah, he looks as skint as the rest of us. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by WoreTheGreen
No it's not him, he went to play with Pilot after the drummer left to join another band, i want to say Mott the hoople but that could be wrong. He did tell me, but as you can see from my posts, not a lot of it has stuck. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
You mean he replaced Stuart Tosh? ST went on to play with Camel and 10cc.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Or did ST replace him?
Aye thats it, he went to 10cc and the guy i know replaced him. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
The Seven Foot Tall Post Suicidal Feel Good Blues - Nancy
A bit weird and psychedelic but I like it. My wife said it’s awful!
New Architects album is very decent.
I was ambivalent first few times but I'm getting there with it. I appreciate what they’re trying but i miss the heavier sound.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrRobot
Agree with you man, i much prefer their older stuff but i like this one a lot more than i was expecting to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sylar
Mogwai’s new one is pretty spectacular. I’ve found it really uplifting and life affirming which wouldn’t always be something I’d associate with them 😉
It's fantastic. A band I'm absolutely desperate to see live once we're able to do so again. Had some amazing evenings letting wave upon wave of 'Mogwai Fear Satan' or 'Helicon I' wash over an audience.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalianwanda
Im the same love seeing them live & been lucky enough to do so many times..The waves of sound make it a very tactile experience...Best time was in Dublin where they played 3 nights in a row in a place about the size of the queens hall...Left speaker one night right speaker the other & middle for the last one just to balance things out :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
Finally, a recommendation from you I have been able to listen to and, having done so, I'm pleased to say, I like it. 😁👍Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalianwanda
😅 I did have another but thought of you & kept it to myself 😅Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
Had my first listen to the new Maximo Park album. Pretty enjoyable on first impression.
Arab Strap have a new album out on Friday! Not heard it but its gonna be great :wink:
Nice wee interview linked to their key songs here https://thequietus.com/articles/2965...-strap-best-of
Very excited. 'The Turning Of Our Bones' and 'Here Comes Comus!' are excellent. Caught their "Dissection" at Summerhall in November 2019 where they discussed 'Philophobia' and played most of it, just Aidan and Malcolm and it was fantastic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalianwanda
I really like it. One of my pet hates is when a band reunite after 15-16 years, record a new album and it sounds like them trying to sound like what they did when they were much younger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalianwanda
This isn't that at all, it's Aidan and Malcy in their 40s and not pretending to be otherwise. It's excellent.
Yeah really enjoying it..A definite progression without losing their Arab Strapness..Lyrics had me smiling, pretty funny in places.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
I saw them at Leith theatre a couple of years back and they were loud as ****. New album is excellent, does have a very positive feel about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Northernhibee
I've never really listened to Arab strap before but gave the new album a whirl the other night. Made it a couple of songs in and fell asleep, Aidan Moffat's voice is really comforting :greengrin
New album Syn by Austrian outfit Innode is well worth a listen if you like your electronic stuff to have a more natural sound now and again. Synths mixed with live accoustics..Kinda like Raime with a bit more boogie here & there......bandcamps gonna bankrupt me this year