The Bangles Eternal flame....

[Stoned Rose]

The main man in the tunes thread knows his stuff.

 

[somapop]

To be fair, bassist Michael Steele was lovely too.


Look up such as The Dream Syndicate, Rain Parade, Let's Active, True West, The Three O'Clock, (singer/bassist Michael Quercio coined the term 'Paisley Underground') early REM, Rainy Day, and from Australia, The Church and Hoodoo Gurus, all linked to it.

And these: https://americana-uk.com/essentials-the-top-10-paisley-underground-albums

Thanks mate. Heard of a few & already dug out rain parade (Dream Syndicate aware of too).

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

 

[Millo]

I'm going on vacation next week. Will give them a listen so until then my lips are sealed on the subject.

I'm glad to hear you've got the beat. Where are you going, Beatnik Beach? I'd recommend Club Zero. Don't have a holiday romance though and fall head over heels.

 

[LWashington]

Where are you going, Beatnik Beach?

Carlisle. Don't get caught in Rush Hour, you might pre Fur to go somewhere else.

 

[Bill Walker]

One of the most beautiful creatures ever made, Susannah Hoffs. In her late 50s here, still fucking gorgeous...

Whoever the Bass player is, great job.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

....as if I couldn't fall in love even more with Susanna Hoffs, when this revelation sucker punched me straight in the tummy...

https://www.theguardian.com/culture...ngles-eternal-flame-susanna-hoffs-how-we-made

Pic's???

Rules are rules.

 

[somapop]

Went on a bit of musical traverse last night after digging out some PU stuff (Still need to dive properly into Dream Syndicate).
But a surprise was a Brit band from the late 80's called McCarthy - anyone 'dig em'?
V political (although the singer claimed he was playing as character in these songs) but some utter gems.

I started off with the the singles collection album 'That's all very well but?....' (think I stuck 'Should the Bible be Banned' on repeat a few times - such a lush, intricate song).

Never quite made the big time I guess.

http://www.peek-a-boo-magazine.be/en/reviews/mccarthy-i-am-a-wallet/

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I’m married too, but my tongue is still in overdrive. I rarely speak, though.

That's the problem for us married guys, after awhile it's too easy to just imagine white noise as speaking is impossible trying to get a word in edgeways.

Edit....missed the point of your post but my thoughts still stand.

 

[gouldybob]

Went on a bit of musical traverse last night after digging out some PU stuff (Still need to dive properly into Dream Syndicate).
But a surprise was a Brit band from the late 80's called McCarthy - anyone 'dig em'?
V political (although the singer claimed he was playing as character in these songs) but some utter gems.

I started off with the the singles collection album 'That's all very well but?....' (think I stuck 'Should the Bible be Banned' on repeat a few times - such a lush, intricate song).

Never quite made the big time I guess.

http://www.peek-a-boo-magazine.be/en/reviews/mccarthy-i-am-a-wallet/

They were on John Peel a fair bit but when they split Tim Gane and the singer on the last album formed Stereolab. Change of tack as he wasn't writing the politically social lyrics.

Liked them and House of Love at the time, neither made the breakthrough but good at the time