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Clancy wrote: ....dur dur dur dur dur dur ......dur dur :guitarist

I've got that on the Whistle Test dvd , Arn


Loved the bit that Alan Freeman used in his Saturday Rock show jingle...not 'arf

I am currently listening to SOFT MACHINE volume one.

I am listening to an old cassette recording of it taken from vinyl. The trouble with the CD is that it has been re-mastered with far too much bass.

ArnoldLayne wrote: Foo Fighters......Everlong


My fave Foo track :guitarist

I am listening to the birds singing and the breeze blowing through my house. It's all I can tolerate after a night of karaoke, which was led by a certain customer we call "Screaming Al." Silence....blessed silence.....

Just got the new Snow Patrol album. Three tracks in and sounding good

Bruce Springsteen

We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions

(Columbia)



It's doubtful that any Bruce Springsteen fan ever expected they'd buy an album on which The Boss sings that primary school favourite ''Froggie Went a Courtin'''. Yet, on this lively new album, he covers the amphibian sing-along as well as 12 other tunes popularised by the American folk legend, Pete Seeger.

Springsteen and his fantastic band largely favour folk standards and spirituals over the political songs that got the Communist Seeger blacklisted in the 1950s. Recorded live in the living room of Springsteen's New Jersey farmhouse, it's very much in the spirit of Bob Dylan's Basement Tapes or The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's classic Will The Circle Be Unbroken - a fine example of a contemporary artist taking great delight in collaborating with crack musicians and mining his country's songwriting past.

The album bristles with the sound of fiddles, banjo, accordion, pump organ, horns and Bruce's boozed-up hollers to the band. All of which can be seen on the 30 minute DVD that complements the album.

It's a long way from Born To Run but, in its own foot-tappin' way, no less exhilarating.

Crime of the century.....Supertramp,an oldie but classic goody!

It pays to try other things, I listen to "Rammstein" occasionally.

Today I'm just listening to my MP3 player, The Carpenters are on right now.

I'm listening to Rascall Flatts first CD. Fun, light-hearted, puts you in a good mood music. Something to hang on to when I go in and deal with the drunks tonight!!

Is that Country Western, BR?

Listening to Zakk Wylde's To Numb to Cry

This guy is amazing, love his stuff.

Jives wrote: Is that Country Western, BR?
You've never heard of Rascall Flatts, Jives? Yes, it is country. If you like country, you really should check these guys out, very talented. Even if you like country just a little.

Blood on the Tracks-Bob Dylan,the man can tell a story!

Right now I am listening to my 14-year old step-daughter talking to her boyfriend on the phone at 3:40 a.m. What is wrong with this picture??!?!?!

Don't Stop Believin' - Journey

It's Sunday morning so Ricky Martin helping me through the housework.



Where've you been Unc. Have you been busy and how's the family ?

I'm listening to the voices in my head, telling me to get off the computer, and go and do some clearing up! Or was that the wife telling me??

Led Zep 2.............again

Van Morrison - Have i told you lately

"The Hissing of Summer Lawns" - Joni Mitchell

The crackle and hiss of the log fire...mmmcosy!

The voices in my head telling me to get off the damn computer. I'm ignoring them....this time.

Clancy wrote: Fool If You Think It's Over ---Chris Rea


Been playing a lot of Chris Rea lately. Shame he's knocking it on the head

Had a retro night, Martha and the Muffins, Clash, Stranglers and Be Bop Deluxe:guitarist

If i could turn back time-Cher...........I know i know.....but the radio's on and i'm too lazy to kill it!:o

Aisling wrote: If i could turn back time-Cher...........I know i know.....but the radio's on and i'm too lazy to kill it!:o


Cher once said that my son was "the most beautiful little boy [she had] ever seen". Wonder if she'd still say that if she saw the scruffy oik these days :-3

Are we the waiting - Green Day

Baker Street-Jerry Rafferty,love a bit of sax!