Marching On Together

Picked up this cracking blues/rock/soul album for £4 in Edinburgh.

So happy I took a punt on this sublime album

These reviews says it all

Heard this tune today

Acid meets Brass

Love it

No one enjoyed the Don Covay or Acid Brass clips

Well try this

One the albums of the year

1964white wrote:No one enjoyed the Don Covay or Acid Brass clips

Well try this

One the albums of the year

Yep. A lovely album.

Durly wrote:Yep. A lovely album.

Certainly is mate, New Zealand lass with a gorgeous voice

A wonderful evening of ambient loveliness at Iklectic, near Waterloo station on Thursday evening, watching Rothko, Yellow6 and Darkroom. Unfortunately I got there too late to see the terrific Machinefabriek as well. £7 for 4 wonderful artists and a terrific projection show. Fantastic.

Yellow6's Jon Attwood finished his set with this. Utterly superb.

Durly wrote:A wonderful evening of ambient loveliness at Iklectic, near Waterloo station on Thursday evening, watching Rothko, Yellow6 and Darkroom. Unfortunately I got there too late to see the terrific Machinefabriek as well. £7 for 4 wonderful artists and a terrific projection show. Fantastic.

Yellow6's Jon Attwood finished his set with this. Utterly superb.

Nice !

Great value mate

Our village was raising funds for the church, they were charging £12.50 to watch what is basically a bloke who sings loads of old songs in his living room, oh they threw in pie & pies as well

1964white wrote:Nice !

Great value mate

Our village was raising funds for the church, they were charging £12.50 to watch what is basically a bloke who sings loads of old songs in his living room, oh they threw in pie & pies as well

A "pie tax".......hmm........wasn't run by a Mr Cellino, was it?

Durly wrote:A "pie tax".......hmm........wasn't run by a Mr Cellino, was it?

Close

The couple who organised it are absolutely loaded

Heard this 1978 soulful number for the first time this week

Your 5 best live albums

Not necessary in that order as I love them all - 5 star live albums

Playing Ya Ya's on repeat in the car which is probably my ultimate favourite as it goes back to 1970.
Pure rock from the Stones !

Get Yer Ya Ya's Out! - Rolling Stones
Live At The Grand Opera House Belfast - Van Morrison
Live : From Here To Eternity - Clash
Under A Blood Red Sky - U2
Free Live - Free

Would have to have a think but one live album which is magnificent but rarely gets a mention is The Tindersticks - Live At The Bloomsbury. An absolute 10/10 classic.

1 - Caught in the Act - SGB
2 - Exit Stage Left - Rush
3 - Road Noise - Judie Tzuke
4 - Live and Dangerous - Thin Lizzy
5 - Stompin' at the Savoy - Rufus

Otis Redding - Live at the Whisky A Go Go
Dusty - In Memphis
Bauhaus - Press The Eject
Jane's Addiction - Jane's Addiction
The Cure in Orange

Three that immediately came to mind were

Stupidity. Dr Feelgood
Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel . Miles Davis
If you want Blood . AC/DC

Joe Bonamassa - Live from Nowhere in Particular
Rory Gallagher - Live in Europe
Lynard Skynyrd - One More From The Road
Rush - Exit Stage Left
David Gilmour - Live in Gdansk

lufc1304 wrote:Otis Redding - Live at the Whisky A Go Go
Dusty - In Memphis
Bauhaus - Press The Eject
Jane's Addiction - Jane's Addiction
The Cure in Orange

Wonderful performance but never actually got an album release did it? VHS only.......don't think it ever even made it to DVD? No idea why not. It's better than all the other live stuff they've released.

Durly wrote:Wonderful performance but never actually got an album release did it? VHS only.......don't think it ever even made it to DVD? No idea why not. It's better than all the other live stuff they've released.

I almost went with 11,000 clicks but again only on DVD/Video

The song remains the same - Zep
If you want blood - ACDC
Exit stage left - Rush
Live in Pompeii - David Gilmore
David Live - Bowie.


this is ignoring the 2300 bootleg Zep concerts that I have.......