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I am passionate about listening - is that a good start? :guitarist

Okay you want seven numbers.....

If you win can we split it??:-3

venus wrote: Okay you want seven numbers.....



If you win can we split it??:-3




Me too, me too, I need a new stereo!

I bought speakers for my laptop - they work a treat

Clancy wrote: You connected with me, so here are your numbers:



26. 9. 31. 18. 35. 24. 4.


Right taken note of those, hang on a mo, writing no's 1 - 50 on bits of paper will pop them in tumble drier and pull out seven for you!! :wah:

Clancy wrote: I've got new ones for my comp, courtesy of Snooze ....she's my best friend:)



New speakers & a sub woofer ....Brilliant ! :guitarist


so, would that work for me too???



I left a cool stereo behind when I left my ex, the bloody annoying part is I'm still paying for the damn thing. :-5

Betty Boop wrote: so, would that work for me too???



I left a cool stereo behind when I left my ex, the bloody annoying part is I'm still paying for the damn thing. :-5
Check out ebuyer..they have really good deals on.

My husband buys them all the time for his work and they're really good.

Clancy wrote: It certainly would . Go to a good computer shop. ask them if they can sell you a decent sub woofer (base unit) to go with your existing ones....If not shop around and see what deals you can get for comp spkrs with sub unit.



The difference is amazing. I've got a very good Hi Fi system....but when I'm on the comp, I just load iTunes , with the cd's that I've got ...and it' makes a big difference.


Ok, will have a look around tomorrow whilst child free,



Your numbers



44 37 28 03 10 30 48 ....................... Good Luck!!!

saffy wrote: Check out ebuyer..they have really good deals on.



My husband buys them all the time for his work and they're really good.


ok, will do, in the morning when i can see straight!! :wah:

ArnoldLayne wrote: I have great little Alctatel speakers and sub for the pc and I use my Sennheiser headphones for the lap top that is networked wirelessly to the net.



Hence some 8,000 mp3 tracks or internet radio.



I like a BIG choice


So am I safe in assuming that "Bigger is better" with you Arnold?

Al Green - How can you mend a broken heart.

I would go with quality over quantity any time :p

Jan Hammer - Crocketts theme/Nat West advert.......why, I do not know. :-2

mrsK wrote: The birds & my dog barking:-6
Is it a Dingo?,

or do they not like the thought of some one listening to Jan Hammer? :guitarist

I am Now listening to Soft Cell - Tainted love.

The very best of Frankie Miller - one of Scotlands finest

Attached files

Clancy wrote: Oh Yeah ! :yh_worshp

....Unc? ......"BE Good To Yourself" :guitarist


An outstanding collaboration with Andy Fraser. The luck on that guy working with 2 great voices. That's greedy

Clancy wrote: ...would it sound too much like name droppin' if I mentioned that I was at a house party and met frankie....and I got to play a song alongside him? ....sang a Ray Charles song ....'Fkin awsome.hey, how about this for name-dropping...remember link wray and the wraymen? he just died recently. i used to hang out in his basement and listen to him.

Clancy wrote: ...would it sound too much like name droppin' if I mentioned that I was at a house party and met frankie....and I got to play a song alongside him? ....sang a Ray Charles song ....'Fkin awsome.


Didn't know that Ray Charles ever sang a song called ''Fkin awsome'....:yh_rotfl

have you seen the film about his life...it was really good...think it's just called 'Ray'

I'd hate to post some of the more obscure things that come over my headphones, but this one should be known by at least a few of you - Jimmy Shand, "Mari's Wedding". The accordion is, of course, all that one would expect, but on this recording the drummer's in fine fettle too.

spot wrote: I'd hate to post some of the more obscure things that come over my headphones, but this one should be known by at least a few of you - Jimmy Shand, "Mari's Wedding". The accordion is, of course, all that one would expect, but on this recording the drummer's in fine fettle too.


Good lord....Jimmy Shand....brings back some memories.....always makes me want to dance..

Bez wrote: Good lord....Jimmy Shand....brings back some memories.....always makes me want to dance..I'm so pleased someone bit! Yes, he has that effect on me as well. I've even been known to seek out ceilidhs.

1. The entire album "Hotel" by Moby

2. Jesus of Suburbia - Green Day (Bullet in a Bible)

3. Precious - Depeche Mode

4. some stuff by Apocalyptica

5. Lacuna Coil

.....and so many more....

Clancy wrote: ...would it sound too much like name droppin' if I mentioned that I was at a house party and met frankie....and I got to play a song alongside him? ....sang a Ray Charles song ....'Fkin awsome.


Total respect and envy Clancy. I've loved Frankie since the 70's and was really saddened to hear of his poor health.

Remember that drama that he was really good in? Saw it twice but can't remember what it was called

juanita_ghy wrote: 2. Jesus of Suburbia - Green Day (Bullet in a Bible)That works for me - Green Day have a lot in their favour. Did any of our local groups have any impact in Assam? Stereophonics, or Super Furry Animals, or Manic Street Preachers, for example?

I Can't Win-The Strokes

teachers with annoying voices

ArnoldLayne wrote: Would that be their new single ....."Learn You Buggers, Learn"
followed by...

"Paddle Swinging"

ArnoldLayne wrote: ALL RUSH RADIO....... I'm happy to listen to this for a while. Maybe the best music to come out of Canada


Always remember hearing "Finding My Way" off the debut album on Alan Freemans Saturday afternoon Rock Show and being blown away. Never heard anything else for 2 years until they finally broke in the UK. Still love that song even though it's not representative of their material :guitarist