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A co-worker turned me onto this internet bluegrass station. It's pretty cool. If you'd have told me 10 years ago... even 5... I'd be listening to bluegrass, I'd have had to slap ya silly! But it's pretty cool! I guess I found a liking for it after I saw Brother Where Art Thou, which was on TNT last night again! I really like that movie! But still have yet to see the middle of it!

Besides, bluegrass reminds me of my grandma & mom.

Uncle Kram - Second Time Around :guitarist

Clancy wrote: lol .... It would be, to non vinyl junkies :)Vinyl seems to be back in fashion - my children are taking turns to have my spare deck at college with them. The wear on car springs as they cart boxes of albums north is wicked.

observer1 wrote: A co-worker turned me onto this internet bluegrass station. It's pretty cool. If you'd have told me 10 years ago... even 5... I'd be listening to bluegrass, I'd have had to slap ya silly! But it's pretty cool! I guess I found a liking for it after I saw Brother Where Art Thou, which was on TNT last night again! I really like that movie! But still have yet to see the middle of it!

Besides, bluegrass reminds me of my grandma & mom.


i love that show and the music from it....

Michael Bolton - Georgia (on my mind) ....fantastic

Your Latest Trick - Dire Straits

If I don't Dance I will go Crazy

Kelly Hunt - from Emporia, KS

Jesus of Suburbia/City of the Damned/Don't Care - Green Day

Moved on to Holiday - Green Day



puter is supposed to be playing random tracks!

High - James Blunt

Betty Boop wrote: Jesus of Suburbia/City of the Damned/Don't Care - Green Day


Love the American Idiot album. Successful brainwashing by a certain member of the family:rolleyes:

Somewhere a clock is ticking - Snow Patrol

Just trying to get my pc sound system running under linux so I can listen to my mp3s. Not working quite right yet, so no music... ;-(

Oh, I remember that song....................

Nine Inch Nails: Only

For Squirrels: Mighty KC

Anyone remember this one? From 1995? It is a tribute to Kurt Cobain (KC) but in an ironic twist, the singer, manager, and bassist of the band were killed in a car accident before their debut (and last) album was was ever released. But it is a gorgeous song--and an amazing album.

"Steady As She Goes" - The Raconteurs.....:guitarist

Uncle Kram wrote: "Steady As She Goes" - The Raconteurs.....:guitarist


Do you choose something random to listen to Unc...does what you listen to reflect your mood....?

Yeah - the music always follows my mood and not the other way round.

I love a dirty guitar sound most of the time, but my ears are also receptive to something mellower, even opera sometimes.

For passion, no-one compares with Springsteen. I've been on a high all day after getting a ticket to see him in Manchester in May. Tickets for The Boss are as rare as rocking-horse sh1t but I made a pact with another devotee and she got lucky where I drew a blank.

Uncle Kram wrote: Yeah - the music always follows my mood and not the other way round.

I love a dirty guitar sound most of the time, but my ears are also receptive to something mellower, even opera sometimes.

For passion, no-one compares with Springsteen. I've been on a high all day after getting a ticket to see him in Manchester in May. Tickets for The Boss are as rare as rocking-horse sh1t but I made a pact with another devotee and she got lucky where I drew a blank.


He he...receptive ears...the mind boggles. The speaker designers at work are said to have 'golden ears'....I'm just a 'music peasant' ...love everything as long as it's not too loud although I do like queen and the Who and Dire Staits...ok i know it's old stuff but hey...I'm a golden oldie myself

Not long for Springsteen then...have you been to one of his gigs before ?

Bez wrote: He he...receptive ears...the mind boggles. The speaker designers at work are said to have 'golden ears'....I'm just a 'music peasant' ...love everything as long as it's not too loud although I do like queen and the Who and Dire Staits...ok i know it's old stuff but hey...I'm a golden oldie myself

Not long for Springsteen then...have you been to one of his gigs before ?


Yeah - this is a pic I took of him in Milan. the exposure was too long as he asked for no flash, but it kinda captured the moment.

Attached files

:yh_worshp Springsteen :yh_worshp :yh_clap :yh_star

I can't get into Bruce--at ALL. Like a track here and there--but his everyman persona and his weak vocals just wear on me a bit.

Hunky Dory - Bowie (for the 3rd time today!)

ArnoldLayne wrote: I suddenly have an urge for Alice Cooper



First off, the album Billion Dollar Babies


I'm just wondering what happened to my Billion Dollar note. Last time I saw Alice he dashed right in front of me and went into a cinema in Hollywood. Doesn't quite count as a claim to fame does it? I knew I should have tripped him up or something

And another thing. Why did Muscle of Love come in that stupid cardboard box?

ArnoldLayne wrote: Talking of "Muscle of Love" Unc, did you know that The Pointer sisters and Lisa Minelli did backing vocals on the album ?


Yeah I do recall that. Wasn't it Teenage Lament '74?

ArnoldLayne wrote: yeah, when did that come out ?


Got me there bud

For this very cruisie easter sat morn am listening to "Life in slow motion"David Grey,(story of my life!!.)..."Massive attack" on disk two and " The Tea Party" disk three.....not too sure how i feel today!:guitarist

Clancy wrote: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata


Classy Classical Clancy - what a rather quaint alliteration

Arsenal V West Bromich Albion....Arsenal are winning