RobMCFC
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No, the week after. You are up on 13th September but I can always swap if you want to drop down the batting order.
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The Album Review Club - Week #195 (page 1310) - A New World Record - ELO
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GornikDaze
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No that’s cool - I thought it was today!!No, the week after. You are up on 13th September but I can always swap if you want to drop down the batting order.
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Great eclectic mix of a playlist,thanks to the contributors and Rob for putting it together,I’ve really enjoyed this as I do like a good playlist for introducing me to new artists I hadn’t heard of before, songs by artists I know of but haven’t listened to and a few old favourites.
A few surprises for me
The Be Good Tanyas not a fan of many female bands/vocalists but I love this track and have listened to more of their out put.
KC never been a fan but like this, reminds me of some of David Byrne solo stuff especially Adrian Belews vocals.
Steve Forbert, I’m a massive fan but this was a big disappointment I know it’s a cover but he’s written so many great songs, I’d recommend any of his early albums as an introduction.
Never heard of Welshy Arms but this track sounds familiar a bit like Paolo Nutini.
The Walkmen never heard of them but again a good song.
Joe Walsh a classic song that always puts a smile on my face.
I even liked the Latto track and The HU ,who are not really my tastes at all.
A few surprises for me
The Be Good Tanyas not a fan of many female bands/vocalists but I love this track and have listened to more of their out put.
KC never been a fan but like this, reminds me of some of David Byrne solo stuff especially Adrian Belews vocals.
Steve Forbert, I’m a massive fan but this was a big disappointment I know it’s a cover but he’s written so many great songs, I’d recommend any of his early albums as an introduction.
Never heard of Welshy Arms but this track sounds familiar a bit like Paolo Nutini.
The Walkmen never heard of them but again a good song.
Joe Walsh a classic song that always puts a smile on my face.
I even liked the Latto track and The HU ,who are not really my tastes at all.
FogBlueInSanFran
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It's a good playlist.
Only one track I'd skip.
Have done a track by track thing but it would give away which tracks I chose. Not that I'm going to try and guess who picked the others as I just don't have the time to try.
Only one track I'd skip.
Have done a track by track thing but it would give away which tracks I chose. Not that I'm going to try and guess who picked the others as I just don't have the time to try.
GornikDaze
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Can’t see past The Hu and Bjork personally….Are submitting our Top 5 via PM to @RobMCFC ? And I assume I don't include the songs I picked in that list?
mancity111
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Yep top ten according to Rob without your own being allowed to be included.Top ten I thought
RobMCFC
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Yes, this is correct.Yep top ten according to Rob without your own being allowed to be included.
Can’t see past The Hu and Bjork personally….
Well that's two guesses sorted.
GornikDaze
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Hopefully you know my music tastes better than at least one of them….Well that's two guesses sorted.
Hopefully you know my music tastes better than at least one of them….
Hopefully you don't know mine ;)
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The Be Good Tanyas are excellent, saw them many years ago at the RNCM. They’ve all done solo stuff as well.
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Hopefully you know my music tastes better than at least one of them….
I did already have you down for at least one of:
The Hu, Black Sabbath, Off with their heads, Cactus, and Bjork.
mancity111
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Finally have my top ten songs sorted just fiddling with the order now.
A very varied selection and most enjoyable listening to them over 10 I had never heard before.
Have little idea regarding names to titles however.
Funny I was only listening to the The HU 's song on this list recently after multiple listens of their version of Sad But True.
A very varied selection and most enjoyable listening to them over 10 I had never heard before.
Have little idea regarding names to titles however.
Funny I was only listening to the The HU 's song on this list recently after multiple listens of their version of Sad But True.
Finally have my top ten songs sorted just fiddling with the order now.
A very varied selection and most enjoyable listening to them over 10 I had never heard before.
Have little idea regarding names to titles however.
Funny I was only listening to the The HU 's song on this list recently after multiple listens of their version of Sad But True.
They make some pretty high end music videos, if anyone has cared to look. No budget spared.
mancity111
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Would never have known about them if not for my nephew like me a mad early Metallica nut with a dash of Rammstein and very glad for the experience. I have seen a few now and will explore a few more.They make some pretty high end music videos, if anyone has cared to look. No budget spared.