Tunes
jwithay wrote:Love me some Peep Tempel!
Not sure about it being a new release though...the band called it quits but frontman Blake is doing his own thing.
Caught'em at Meredith years back just after 'Carol' went big...amazing set in the afternoon sun, many boots held high.
Was the Rage repeats they play every night last on ABC 3 before closing
Nice Blackers
Harry and George, now there was a team. I remember that one fondly too, Good work Connie.
Get Itchy
A noise annoys
Yes Connie haven’t heard it for years.
Snuffy that seems amazing. That would be an incredible live musical experience
Wow snuffy, that was f*king ace.
way ahead snuffy, any bob log?
Can do.
I know that name Bob Log III but never new. Interesting blues interpretation. Sounds like Captain Beefheart vocally
He is a strange cat. Well worth a little listen.
Added a bit more above Blackers
Maybe maybe not
When the old boy got more fuzzed out than his greying sideburns and hair
Have a particular liking for this guy
good day at the beach, with a beef heart seeds, rl just makes for down town
the guitarist out of devo, Connie?
Indeed...
Wrong thread?
Borderline Rabbits, I hand been tossing it around as a contender for the other thread. But hey, it seems all these threads are merging together so go for gold.
Nice.
Sultan of speed. On the the Bob Log tip
Yeah Snuffy!
open the door and come on in, and let the animal party begin
edit: discovering so many great tunes in this thread, huge props to all involved keep em' comin!
KING
Yeahh! Nice Snuff.
I actually liked that. I was getting a pommie B52s vibe.
Mmmm, the Fall. Mark E Smith is another character worth having a read about.
the fall toured australia (hex education tour) in the 1982. mates' band were the support. donnie sutherland interview...
Swapping parts and roles
Is not acting but
Rather
Emancipation
From expectation
Collectivism and autonomy
Are not mutually exclusive
Those who find discomfort
In your goals of liberation
Will be issued
No apology
jwithay wrote:Swapping parts and roles
Is not acting but
Rather
Emancipation
From expectation
Collectivism and autonomy
Are not mutually exclusive
Those who find discomfort
In your goals of liberation
Will be issued
No apology
Great lyrics as always from the Parquetry boys. Clever chaps.
R.I.P Chris Bailey
That's a real shame. Stranded is all time. This is
another great tune.
so many great gigs...
Crew have often posted & laughed at their fav Comedian Ellen Burbidge...
Ellen is one half of those clever chix fronting the hilarious "Honest Government Ads"
tbb feels it's only fair to share Ellen's hidden talent as a Musical Artist.
Ellen has released a few music vids over the last year but one cover stands out as something special.
Ellen pulls millions of fans for Govt spoofs but rewarded only 5,000 for her music tributes.
This state of the art Video is so clever and what a beautiful voice & guitar work...wow!
Ellen covers the (Bangles - Eternal Flame)...Crew will equally love Ellen's ***** Music Clip.
Rock School (Crew gets to be the Judge!)
Saints Tribute Continues...with Ed.
2 Similar Songs / 2 Identical Hooks / 2 similar Verses / 2 incredibly good Artists
1991 Picked up on this upon release of brilliant Oz Classic LP
Note...purely because tbb had a scratchy copy of the first band.(Very rarely played...pre > www)
tbb was actually super confused...thinking it was a tribute...still not sure?
Played it to a flatmate back in the day...both local Ed Fans & both shook heads! Yeah right!
1991 Band Ed Kuepper > ( Is this a Tribute? ) The way I made you Feel
&list=PLWbSyJV5fIuPqnuqm1UE5DE3zO9HZd8aL&index=4Note same bars
Exact same 1 minute spacing for exact same Hook.
Now simply Flip the same Lyric : "I like the way you make me feel!"
1968 Status Quo > Sunny Cellophane Skies
21st March 2005 : All them years later & Ed has a seedy Flower Power trip...Judgement Day!
This was the right question to ask & Ed knew damn right it was...but was still caught off guard!
Answer..Long Pause! Ed had to think long about how to best answer this with a decoy Question!
May shock a few puritans...but it pays to keep an open mind...with this connection!
Johnny Rotten claims Ramones are like Quo & says Pistols were influenced by Quo more than Ramones!
Saints can't avoid being compared to Ramones & now Ed says Quo...Go Figure!
http://www.thekuepperfiles.com/tarantula_int0203.shtml
Today is a day for Public Service Broadcasting
pop-stars dream of releasing songs this good
...
last two minutes are musical bliss
"No magician who ever could have waved his wand could have waved it with more acumen than he had at the present moment"
...
and this song just rips
In surfing terms, quite a solid lineup.
Beware the last wave in the set.
Summer has faded away into grey down this way.
Always so much variety in this thread. Constantly expanding my musical knowledge. Thanks folks....
Rabbits68 wrote:Always so much variety in this thread. Constantly expanding my musical knowledge. Thanks folks....
+1 been good to hear new music and a few classics.
Alright, time for some discussion on what yr all listening too. My iTunes inventory is getting a little stale so I'm up for some inspiration.
Currently loving The Drones' album "Havilah".. incredible songwriting and some of the best recorded guitars and drum I've heard in a long time. I'm a little late to the party with this album but it's on high rotation at the moment and will probably stay there a while. I've seen these guys live once (Fowlers, Adelaide) and fortunately they're incredible on stage too. Can't wait to see them again.