aiming to see them at Great Portland St

G

no - don't you remember? If you had an electric band it was free.

G

N/P Stone Sole River - Retrospective.
Local-ish band I saw last week for the umpteenth time. Usually play a fair mix of their own stuff, mixed in with bits of Hendrix, Zep, Floyd, Neil Young, Purple, etc.. Retrospective is a collection of their early 2000s material.
Mick

On Top Of The World - Bill Stewart local act I got a copy of the same night as the Bob Marley Interview CD not bad but everything's through Chorus and sounds the same.

I'll see you there...................if your aim is true

Lover Of High Reknown-King Mob,they really are ..................... .Don't aim to see them G,get your ticket because you'll never see them again at that price

Love it to Death followed by Killer.

For me, these are what define Alice; raw but innovative, great songs, of their own era but with something timeless about them. Lots of goodies came later on, but they were building on solid foundations.

As good a pair of back-to-back albums as you'll ever hear.
Mick

Jeff Beck...rock n' roll party,live tribute to Les Paul

Great live album that really shows Beck's versatility. He plays some great rockabilly, some twangy surf instrumentals, and even a jazzy song or two. Imelda May does a lot of the vocals and she is really a good singer. Another find from the local library.

School's Out.

Mick

Disc 5 of the new Beach Boys CD long Lost (supposedly) Smile CD

The practicing and re rehearsing multiple takes are illuminating. Would love Ian, and or MTH to release something similar before we all die. Here is the track list:


01 – Good Vibrations Gold Star (1966-02-18) (The Pet Sounds Session)
02 – Good Vibrations Gold Star (1966-04-09)
03 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-05-04) (First Chorus)
04 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-05-04) (Second Chorus & Fade)
05 – Good Vibrations Sunset Sound (1966-05-24) (Part 1)
06 – Good Vibrations Sunset Sound (1966-05-24) (Parts 2 & 3)
07 – Good Vibrations Sunset Sound (1966-05-24) (Part 4)
08 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-05-27) (Part C)
09 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-05-27) (Chorus)
10 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-05-27) (Fade Sequence)
11 – Good Vibrations (Inspiration) Western (1966-06-02) (Part 1)
12 – Good Vibrations (Inspiration) Western (1966-06-02) (Part 3)
13 – Good Vibrations (Inspiration) Western (1966-06-02) (Part 4)
14 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-06-16) (Part 1)
15 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-06-16) (Part 2 & Verse)
16 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-06-16) (Part 2 Continued)
17 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-06-18) (Part 1)
18 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-06-18) (Part 2)
19 – Good Vibrations (Persuasion) Western (1966-09-01)
20 – Good Vibrations Western (1966-09-01) (New Bridge)
21 – Good Vibrations Session Masters
22 – Good Vibrations Single Version Stereo Track
23 – Good Good Good Vibrations (First Version With Overdubs) (1966-03)
24 – Good Vibrations Alternate Edit (1966-08-24)
25 – Good Vibrations Tape Rewind

ELo..New world record........still a good album after all these years.

I don't really get Imelda May - she is a good singer but I am not sure just where her feeling lies. One odd thing is that I heard her talk a few times on TV and also at a gig once. Each time she had a very pronounced "cockney" accent whicg sounded a bit like when a good posh actor plays a cockney - ie close but not quite right. But the other day I heard her on radio and she had a very broad Irish accent.

Does she know which way she wants to go?

G

was it Good? and did it Vibrate?

Seriously , there have been several reviews of this (there are several different sized (and priced) versions) and they say "first time issued as it was meant to be" (as compared to the original later Smiley Smile album which picked up a few of the songs ). But they don't mention the CD issued in 2004 that had all the fundamental songs. This was promoted at the time as "first time issued as it was meant to be".

The big box set looks nice though but a bit pricey.

G

Is there a cockney part of Ireland?

well I think that Rory Gallagher came from the rockney part.

G