Music Thread 2

[Midfielder]

[Wanderboy]

 

 

 

To your question....

 

"If you were into Yes, did you like Emerson Lake and Palmer? Jethro Tull? Moody Blues? Crosby Stills Nash and Young?

All those types?"

 

Hahahaha don't get me started!

 

Moodies in my top 10 groups of all time very under rated if they had been around a few years earlier they would have been considered one of the greats..

 

My fav Moodies song from "A Question of Balance"

 

 

 

Absolutely love that song.

[Carns]

Been a bit of a prog fest in here, need a cleanse

[Kitto]

 

I never knew Bryan Ferry covered it until today.

 

Edited December 15, 2016 by Kitto

[Neverbloom]

[ManfredSchaefer]

 

Bit of a fan of LRB (yes, I know...daggy as fook) and the career of Glen Shorrock. I remember when they were the first Australian band to really make it big in the US in the late 70s, and it's rather piss-poor how things have ended up with their name now being used by a bunch of interlopers and wannabes. Glen and other key members Beeb Birtles and Graham Goble aren't allowed to use their own band name.

 

Oh, and the John Farnham led LRB was a bit ordinary...give me the classic line up every day:

 

 

[Smoggy]

John Peel was right, this is one of the best ever tunes (do you Aussies know who John Peel was https://www.theguardian.com/film/2001/nov/02/londonfilmfestival2001.londonfilmfestival

 

Edited December 16, 2016 by WSWBoro

[Carns]

John Peel is not a household name here, but those in the know, know who he is.

[Kitto]

 

Oh, and the John Farnham led LRB was a bit ordinary...give me the classic line up every day:

 

 

 

Yes!

 

 

 

Edited December 16, 2016 by Kitto

[Neverbloom]

[Neverbloom]

[Neverbloom]

[Neverbloom]

[wendybr]

Might be a silly question, but ....you know this band Goat?

 

I haven't noticed them posted before... however....

 

Probably not your style - although you give a wide range of musical styles a go. Swedish I think.

 

 

[Neverbloom]

no

[ManfredSchaefer]

John Peel was right, this is one of the best ever tunes (do you Aussies know who John Peel was https://www.theguardian.com/film/2001/nov/02/londonfilmfestival2001.londonfilmfestival

 

 

 

Know JP quite well, and have heard his passion about the Undertones here:

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00940m5

 

You might like this Boro..

 

 

(Head to about the 50 second mark)

[Kitto]

[ManfredSchaefer]

Loving these posts of classic 60s, early 70s Aussie rock and pop bands.

 

Wrap your laughing gear around this classic from The Zoot:

 

 

(Beeb Birtles who went onto Mississippi and LRB features on bass, Darryl Cotton lead vocals and Rick Springfield on guitar)

[Midfielder]

a true classic ... enjoy ...

 

[Neverbloom]

i love this guy and these kind of lists

 

[Midfielder]

Just on 60's Aussie classic ... in its own weird way this is a classic... sorta the for runner to Norman Gunston  ... the Skeek of Scrubby Creek ... not meant to be serious twas a joke sung in a song weird clothes etc... 

 

Maybe not quite the norm ... but certainty Aussie..

 

 

and who can forget Aunty Jack

 

 

[Neverbloom]

happy sounding song

 

[Kitto]

[marron]

happy sounding song

 

[ManfredSchaefer]

 

FMD...love ya work Kitto

 

[Neverbloom]

 

happy sounding song

 

 

its interesting to hear where they get samples from, the rapping is better in the hoods version

[marron]

HAha. YEah it does.

 

Whosampled.com is brilliant by the way.

 

 

Anyway working my way through the tapes at the back of the cupboard.

 

Can't post YouTube for this but it's gold i tells ya

 

[marron]

Probably spruiked before but if any punk rock people on here haven't checked our youth brigade you really should.

 

 

 

[Midfielder]

[Neverbloom]

so many genres