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Patrick wrote:

Ah blackers, the 90's, it was only the other day wasn't it?

And I reckon another poster here was at this one?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h90AJQcYmP0

yep that'd be me, even had hair back then, ha!

funny thing is, i don't even remember that gig

blackers wrote:

Ah mate, it was a lifetime ago! Plenty of fond but hazy memories. The music helps keep them alive, locks in the time and place.

haha, or not, i must have done to much brain to my damage

oh & here's a 'd' for blackers alphabet game, saw these guys at the prince one time and they were unreal!

D!

e

pretty apt for a friday too

Does this count as a name beginning with “E”?

Ah the Leningrad Cowboys. That’s hair there!
F

blackers wrote:

Does this count as a name beginning with “E”?

Absolutely it does.

Here's a beautiful G name song. It even has a tasteful saxophone solo, if you can believe that.

Nice. But from the sublime to the ridiculous...check some very youthful faces in this clip.

One 'g', two bass, and a lot of tie-dye:

That’s an old favourite, Stu but why not head straight to the top shelf on this epic Friday arvo?

Alphabet, bro. Alphabet.

Up to 'g'.

Good song but.

Fuck...alphabet.

I was just getting into the game, racking my mildly beer-soddled brain for a good song starting with haitch and you fellas just jump in with whatever you please.

Tommy's belly button, Dee Dee's bassline.

Here’s a G

Listened to that album on a road trip last week. Best opening and closing songs.

Sorry mate. Didn’t realise you were engaged in a High Fidelity esque musical listical.

What’s the story? Any old song beginning with H?

Constance B Gibson wrote:

Name songs! Like this old G.

Well played. Creed Mctaggart's band Wash covered that one too.

Sticking with G by an equally ridiculous yet brilliant band.

Did we move on too quickly, couple of Ds

Hang on- I wanted to join in on this but I thought it was songs alphabetically including peoples names?

Besides, I couldn't match you cool dudes anyway.

Here's a D and my namesake :-

Ha ha! Thanks, but it's Reginald.

Gotta over a Friday.
H.

Gosh I miss British comedy.

Edit- What are we up to now? J?

zenagain wrote:

Gosh I miss British comedy.

Edit- What are we up to now? J?

We're up to I. Someone hit us with a J

“Edit- What are we up to now? J?“ after this, yes.

Another great opener...

Digging the tunes. Plenty of “j”’s.

Oh yeah. Eastern Dark.

Song about our mate, Keanu.

"And it's really cute when you squeeze a fart,
Nothing girl will tear us apart."

John Zorn has a song cycle called "Book of Angels". Over 250 songs all with angels names. Probably the whole alphabet.
I don't know how to post links but check out the track Yezriel. It may be credited to Marc Ribot whom arranged it [composed by Zorn tho]
You might like it Constance.

Here’s your link Matlock.

and a K for Konnie…

Thanks Blackers.
The little master Trevor Dunne on bass.
Ribot on guitar.
G.Calvin Weston on drums.
And they all go off.
I dig listening to that track at 100 decibels after for double rums and two jazz cigarettes.

I haven't listened to Green On Red for ages. Gonna do that now.

Here's my K, than a hell of an L.

Townes van Zandt !
Didn't he write "The Snake Song".
Emmylou Harris does a great version of that on Nick and Warren's "Lawless" soundtrack.

Big fan of Townes

And the one Willy and Merle made famous

Loretta, Lefty and Little Willie.

Love these guys

This won't take long...

We on M?

N?
"He says he knows, he says he knows
But he's never ever been where his mouth goes
Well it's all the same that vicious zeal
But how does what's false apply to what is real?
And why's it got to be a mystery?
You got to lay it out"

Seemed relevant

Surfs still shitty, M.

Whoops better do N again.

Yes, Pixies! Missed opportunity for K - Cool as Kim Deal. But N will do.

O
...a bit of a water theme

and thanks for that Gravies link the other day Blackers. I'd stumbled on that article not long ago, pretty cool read.
Fred clearly hasnt changed since those early days, and got away with much crudeness at that Bris gig. No chicken or fruit involved this time. Instead, he was keen to show the crowd how a cock could come out of a mouth. Blow-up sex doll involved

He is a funny boy, Greenjam, no filters.
No Birtday Party yet? N is for Nick.

And O is for Otto.