Music Thread 2

[Valter43]

26th November 2016 marks the 40th anniversary of a ground breaking single and the start of one of the most influential albums ever.

 

26th Nov 1976 (before I was born lol) was the release date of the Sex Pistols 'Anarchy in the UK' which went on to be a main track on 'Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols' which usually falls in the top 50 greatest albums of all time.

 

It is amazing to think when Malcolm McLaren got this group together then had little experience of writing or playing anything as group, Steve Jones was a ******* nasty bastard who spent most of his time breaking and entering, but somehow managed to get down some great guitar work even thought he hated everyone in the band, non of them liked each other very much.

 

Anarchy in the UK, probably the greatest opening lyrics to a song lol

 

 

love the Sex Pistols. Totally encapsulated the punk image, for better and for worse.

 

Edited November 19, 2016 by Valter43

[wendybr]

This one goes out to you Wendy

 

Oh my goodness.... should I feel honoured??

 

 Somehow, I think not!    

[Carns]

Vale Sharon Jones. Got to see her live last year at Sydney Town Hall and she was amazing. Was only discovered aged 40, before becoming a professional singer and performer she worked as a prison guard and would sing to the inmates.

 

[Smoggy]

 

26th November 2016 marks the 40th anniversary of a ground breaking single and the start of one of the most influential albums ever.

 

26th Nov 1976 (before I was born lol) was the release date of the Sex Pistols 'Anarchy in the UK' which went on to be a main track on 'Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols' which usually falls in the top 50 greatest albums of all time.

 

It is amazing to think when Malcolm McLaren got this group together then had little experience of writing or playing anything as group, Steve Jones was a ******* nasty bastard who spent most of his time breaking and entering, but somehow managed to get down some great guitar work even thought he hated everyone in the band, non of them liked each other very much.

 

Anarchy in the UK, probably the greatest opening lyrics to a song lol

 

 

love the Sex Pistols. Totally encapsulated the punk image, for better and for worse.

 

 

 

Steve Jones as his best, after Johnny Rotten had left I think....

 

[Valter43]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svC2XlPFW1g

[Neverbloom]

this is such a great song imo

 

[Smoggy]

Just whilst on the last 70's stuff, had this at top volume whilst working yesterday...The Clash were ******* great.

 

Edited November 19, 2016 by WSWBoro

[Neverbloom]

i love the guitar work in this song

 

[Kitto]

[Neverbloom]

i forgot how good pendulum is

 

[Neverbloom]

seen them live and this song was amazing live

 

[Neverbloom]

this is a great cover imo

 

 

this one is even better

 

[Neverbloom]

i forgot how good fear factory are

 

[Midfielder]

An oldie an Aussie classic... enjoy...

 

[Neverbloom]

[Neverbloom]

[TheCroar]

This one goes out to you Wendy

 

Thank you

[Carns]

Thank you

Been a while Croar. Thoughts on the Aloisi brothers?

[wendybr]

 

This one goes out to you Wendy

 

Thank you

 

 

 Nice to see Croar stop by here.... but he doesn't do it often enough! 

[Kitto]

I have posted this before, but it seems fitting at this time of year

 

[Kitto]

 

 

edit: so that song was on triple Js hottest 100 in 1995, just trawling through a youtube playlist of songs from that hottest 100 because I have nothing better to do - saw this, haven't heard this in a long time!

 

 

 

... I do have some old JJJ CDs somewhere, might dig them up for a nostalgia trip...

Edited November 26, 2016 by Kitto

[Midfielder]

[wendybr]

From my favourite Zeppelin album

 

 

[marron]

Wow kitto... few blasts from the past on that list.

 

Loved this one back then:

 

 

 

... there's too many others to post really. I listened to the Js religiously that year. Every night with tunny. I remember every single one of those songs!

[Smoggy]

 

26th November 2016 marks the 40th anniversary of a ground breaking single and the start of one of the most influential albums ever.

 

26th Nov 1976 (before I was born lol) was the release date of the Sex Pistols 'Anarchy in the UK' which went on to be a main track on 'Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols' which usually falls in the top 50 greatest albums of all time.

 

It is amazing to think when Malcolm McLaren got this group together then had little experience of writing or playing anything as group, Steve Jones was a ******* nasty bastard who spent most of his time breaking and entering, but somehow managed to get down some great guitar work even thought he hated everyone in the band, non of them liked each other very much.

 

Anarchy in the UK, probably the greatest opening lyrics to a song lol

 

 

love the Sex Pistols. Totally encapsulated the punk image, for better and for worse.

 

 

 

Nice way to commemorate the 40th anniversary by Malcolm McLaren's son lol Burnt 5 million worth of memorabilia in the middle of the Thames

 

bbc  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38120496 

Edited November 27, 2016 by WSWBoro

[marron]

Art?

 

Anyway he's a bit late

 

[Neverbloom]

amazing cover of shitty song

 

[theguyyouwishyouwere]

From my favourite Zeppelin album

 

 

 

they're from different albums aren't they?

[thefairy]

 

One of my favorite video clips.

Brilliantly done.

[wendybr]

 

From my favourite Zeppelin album

 

 

 

They're from different albums aren't they?

Ooops...you're correct!

 

Well done Guy. 

 

IV was my favourite.