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The boy really made it! :liebe_2:
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Staring at a grey sky, try to paint it blue - Teenage BlueHighlights von Rolling-Stone.de„Love Me Do“ von den Beatles: Man konnte die Angst der Band hören
Nirvanas größter Song: „Smells Like Teen Spirit“
Wie Soft-Rock in den 70ern die Welt eroberte
Dies sind Neil Youngs seltsamste und schwierigste Alben
John Lennon schrieb sich mit „Help!“ den Beatles-Kummer von der Seele
Diese 17 Songs wurden immer falsch verstanden
WerbungsongbirdFuck, haben Haircut 100 wieder zusammen gespielt?
Ja, hier ein Review in der Times. Und damit das Posting nicht zu off topic ist, hier ein Video mit Nick Heywards Cover von „Sounds from the Street“.
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"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered." - George Best --- Dienstags und donnerstags, ab 20 Uhr, samstags ab 20.30 Uhr: Radio StoneFM
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MarBeckJa, hier ein Review in der Times. Und damit das Posting nicht zu off topic ist, hier ein Video mit Nick Heywards Cover von „Sounds from the Street“.
Danke. Ich lebe im falschen Land. Ich hoffe, da kommt noch mehr.
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Oh mein Gott, HAIRCUT 100!
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Beat Surrender: Inside The Jam
Interview mit Rick Buckler und Twink auf BBC Newcastle. Noch 6 Tage nachhörbar.
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"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered." - George Best --- Dienstags und donnerstags, ab 20 Uhr, samstags ab 20.30 Uhr: Radio StoneFMMarBeckJa, hier ein Review in der Times. Und damit das Posting nicht zu off topic ist, hier ein Video mit Nick Heywards Cover von „Sounds from the Street“.
Ich glaube da muss ich heute Abend mal wieder 1,2 Scheiben von Nick Heyward rausholen. Es gab mal ’ne Zeit da habe ich Ihn und Haircut 100 rauf und runter gehört .
Zusammen mit Lloyd Cole leider nur noch auf den Nebenspielplätzen der Musikwelt. Gerade mal 2 Alben von Nick seit fast 15 Jahren sprechen da für sich …--
Clarence doesn't leave the E Street Band when he dies. He leaves when we dieEine Frage an die Weller-Fans: wie kommt man am besten an den song „golden leaves“ ran? der ist wirklich ausgezeichnet!
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warum nicht?Habe heute die 7 & 3 is the strikers name 7″ bekommen und der absolute Hammer ist die Flipside. Die ist dermaßen exklusiv, dass selbst auf eine Plattenrille verzichtet wurde. Konsequenterweise wurde auch jeglicher Hinweis auf den Titel des Songs ausgespart. Ich tippe auf „Virgin Vinyl“.
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Staring at a grey sky, try to paint it blue - Teenage BlueCum on JW give us a wink concerning the flispside. Midtempo Rock oder Uptempo Pop?
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"And everything I know is what I need to know and everything I do's been done before."Dennis BlandfordCum on JW give us a wink concerning the flispside. Midtempo Rock oder Uptempo Pop?
Ist ein Cover von Simon and Garfunkels „The Sound of Silence“.
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"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered." - George Best --- Dienstags und donnerstags, ab 20 Uhr, samstags ab 20.30 Uhr: Radio StoneFMMarBeckIst ein Cover von Simon and Garfunkels „The Sound of Silence“.
Aber sowas von konsequent interpretiert!
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Staring at a grey sky, try to paint it blue - Teenage BlueDer Einfluss Wellers auf den Britpop/Oasis/NG laut WELT online.
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"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered." - George Best --- Dienstags und donnerstags, ab 20 Uhr, samstags ab 20.30 Uhr: Radio StoneFMj.w.Habe heute die 7 & 3 is the strikers name 7″ bekommen und der absolute Hammer ist die Flipside. Die ist dermaßen exklusiv, dass selbst auf eine Plattenrille verzichtet wurde. Konsequenterweise wurde auch jeglicher Hinweis auf den Titel des Songs ausgespart. Ich tippe auf „Virgin Vinyl“.
LOL Klassischer Fall von B-Seite besser als A-Seite!
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"I know a few groovy middle-aged people, but not many." Keith Richards 1966Er hat sich ja nicht immer aufopferungsvoll um flipsides gekümmert aber gar keine…?:-)
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"And everything I know is what I need to know and everything I do's been done before."Paul Weller Unveils New Album Details, Treats Fans To Track-By-Track Guide
‚Wake Up The Nation‘ is out in April…
January 19, 2010 by Scott Colothan
Paul Weller has unveiled full details of his new studio album ‚Wake Up The Nation‘ and has even treated fans to a track-by-track guide.
The Modfather’s tenth long-player was produced and co-written by Simon Dine at Paul’s Black Barn studios in Surrey and is released on April 12th.
It’s preceded by the double A-side single ‚Wake Up The Nation’/’No Tears To Cry‘ on April 5th.
Weller’s former bandmate in The Jam, Bruce Foxton, appears on two album tracks marking the first time the pair have worked together since The Jam split in 1982.
Interestingly, Bev Bevan from ELO and The Move and Kevin Shields from My Bloody Valentine have also been drafted in for the record.
Paul Weller’s track-by-track guide to ‚Wake Up The Nation‘:
1. Moonshine – “Bev Bevan (The Move/ELO) plays drums on this one. Simon and I are big psychedelic music fans, so it was a real buzz. I was back to being a ten year old Move fan again.”
2. Wake Up The Nation – “It’s political with a small ‘p’. There’s a line in there about the death of the post box. It’s about how technology brings advantages but it also de-personalises things.”
3. No Tears To Cry – ‘‘It’s s a definite nod to the Walker Brothers and those epic ballads. I thought it would fitting to get the man who played on a lot of those records to play on it. He’s seventy odd, but Clem (Cattini) came down and did it in literally two takes. He’s that good.”
4. Fast Car Slow Traffic – “It’s a real London tune. It’s a pretty full on. We played this on the last tour and people were really mad for it. It was really interesting to hear Bruce (Foxton) playing on it. You can instantly tell it’s him.”
5. Grasp and Still Connect – “It’s about how technology is meant to get us greater levels of communication, but I’m not convinced. It’s silly things like not talking to a conductor when you get on the bus – you buy a ticket from a machine. We’re forgetting how to talk to each other.”
6. She Speaks – “I’ve never really done anything like it before. It’s based on a poem I wrote about a year ago. Lyrically, it’s about the sea as a metaphor for life. Sometimes, however, you just have to plunge in and get on with it.”
7. Find The Torch Burn The Plans – “Thematically, it ties in with the title track. We’ve got to reclaim our heritage and our culture. Claim it back from the fucking politicians and the establishment. Charles (engineer) played drums. My daughter and her mate sang on it too.”
8. Aim High – “Stevie Pilgrim is on drums on this one. It was initially one phrase repeated over and over. I hit that falsetto voice, which was nice because I haven’t used it for a long time. Once I had the melody I wrote the words really quickly.”
9. Trees – “The words were inspired by going to see my dad just before he died. Simon liked them and he had the idea for five different musical parts to interpret them. My cousin Mark played guitar on it.”
10. Andromeda – “It’s about someone leaving a dying planet. I love the image of the last verse: “My mood gets lifted with the gravity’s pull/Looks like I’m smiling but I’m dying too.” It’s just about us mirroring our surroundings.”
11. Whatever Next – “It’s an instrumental. The album is made up of fairly short tracks but they’ve got a lot of information packed into them, so it’s nice to catch your breath for a minute, then get on with it.”
12. 7 + 3 Is The Strikers Name – “Kevin Shields plays on this one. He came down to the studio with a big bag of effects pedals and we took it from there. There’s a dig at the royal family in the lyrics – that whole invisible establishment is still in power, nothing’s changed.”
13. Pieces of A Dream – “We’d played it on the last tour and I was really surprised at how well it went down. People seem to really fucking love it. Stevie Pilgrim is on drums.”
14. 2 Fat Ladies – “I played bass and Little Barrie played guitar. It’s got a nice raw sound to it. What are the lyrics about? Hard to say. I was making them up as I went along! I think it’s a case of people taking what they want from it. What seems meaningless to one person can mean everything to someone else.”
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"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I just squandered." - George Best --- Dienstags und donnerstags, ab 20 Uhr, samstags ab 20.30 Uhr: Radio StoneFM
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