Records you never tire of hearing

[blue for life]

Mate, I've got every Lizzy album from Nightlife onwards and saw them live 6 times with Phil. And the super deluxe version of Live & Dangerous is the third time I've bought that album and is my third Lizzy box set. I may have his autograph on a progamme: certainly went backstage after a show at the FTH in the days Lizzy used to let fans in after the show.

Any Lizzy track for me. Saw them 5 times. Lynott is a legend and would fit into any rock band today. He was just a cool rocker. When I was at school a couple of fellow class mates nipped down to the Sandpiper on Wilbraham Road where they were staying and had a chat in their hotel room!!! Wouldn’t happen these days!

 

[Mr Ed (The Stables)]

Great White Buffalo Ted Nugent, a fantastic hard rock songs.

 

[crublue1]

Some absolute belting picks. We have good taste blues.
Someone should do a spotty playlist. (Not me before you all pile on) :-)

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

The Cult - Sanctuary
Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition
James - Ring the Bells
The Smiths - This Charming Man
Puressence - This Feeling
Morrissey - Speedway
The Cure - Push
The Jam - Town called Malice
Keane - Bend and Break
Echo and the Bunnymen - Lips like Sugar

The are on my playlists a lot.

 

[Victorinodennistua]

boz scaggs lowdown
james laid
smiths cemetery gates
talking heads once in a lifetime

Boz scaggs lowdown is a tune.

Great White Buffalo Ted Nugent, a fantastic hard rock songs.

Rush by tor and the snow dog live 1976.

 

[Mr Ed (The Stables)]

Boz scaggs lowdown is a tune.

Rush by tor and the snow dog live 1976.

Love Rush I've seen them a few times down through the years, the last time being 2007 with my lad at the Arena in Manchester, twenty minutes short of being a 4 hour gig.

 

[chesterbells]

Love Rush I've seen them a few times down through the years, the last time being 2007 with my lad at the Arena in Manchester, twenty minutes short of being a 4 hour gig.

I never tire of Subdivisions

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

Today two little ones were singing this word perfect, stuck in my head now

 

[bluethrunthru]

I love laods of songs and music across various and varied artists - Springsteen ( no idea why I am not a US blue collar worker ) to MMMMM Bop coz my sons first words were MMMM Bop ( it was on the radio whilst I was feeding him in his high chair and I will NEVER forget that ) but this song - this banger - I got my first car after passing my test - a 10 year old rusty Avenger I turned the key and this came out of the radio......... loved it then and ever since......

 

[Postman Pep]

As we get older and stop making sense ...