Golden Earring
Radar Love
Been listening so some "new to me" stuff ...thoughts?
Been listening so some "new to me" stuff ...thoughts?
Been listening so some "new to me" stuff ...thoughts?
Too funny
A cursory opinion,
Number one, too jammy for my impatience, but that's me.
Number two, me likey.
Number three, somewhere in between number one and number three.
Two cents.
Party on,
I'll have a look, but not before I post a few favorite twee. Stay posted. You can always claim high blood sugar.
Thanks GH...A cursory opinion,
Number one, too jammy for my impatience, but that's me.
Number two, me likey.
Number three, somewhere in between number one and number three.
Two cents.
Party on,
I'll have a look, but not before I post a few favorite twee. Stay posted. You can always claim high blood sugar.
Would make a great name for a band...lolBasement brothers and their mother?
Like the man of many voices.
Odd combo for sure. Strings and singing drummer, but not bad.
David Krejci sees what isn't there when no one else does
To the opposition D-men
"You thought I'd need a crystal ball to see you right thru the haze"
Thanks GH...
I was a New Order fan and now find myself seeking something new / similar. And for-whatever reason find myself digging Rave stuff these days.
I didn't mean to be dismissive. We all like what we like, who knows why.
I don't know anything at all -- zilch -- about rave music. What is it, essentially? Music to get stoned by at clubs? MDMA (Ecstasy/Molly). No thank you to that part of the scene, assuming it is, in fact, a part of the "scene." I did my share of acid/mescaline in high school, but want nothing to do with any of that stuff these days, thank God.
In the event, I never got into New Order. Post a few from them if you don't mind.
Doubtless you are know what the term "Joy Division" means, yes?
Holy crap!
Great Woods. That's the name, thank you.I loved New Order, but they were not a good live band. Saw them at Great Woods one summer, and at one point I looked at the stage and realized the only one touching an instrument was the bass player.
Great Woods. That's the name, thank you.
I was wracking my brain trying to remember where my brother and I saw Neil. Wonder if it's still around.