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19 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

He seems a bit more thoughtful and openminded than most of his fans.  Which explains why most of them sacked him off the minute he started The Style Council.

Have you ever read k-punk’s piece on The Jam? It’s the thing that really kick started my appreciation of them.

http://k-punk.org/going-overground/

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21 minutes ago, Winslow Leach said:

Have you ever read k-punk’s piece on The Jam? It’s the thing that really kick started my appreciation of them.

http://k-punk.org/going-overground/

* clears throat, cups hands around mouth and calls to the sky *

WE-ELL-END!

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3 hours ago, vintagelaureate said:

Soccer Mommy at The Shipping Forecast?

Drummer plays with no shoes. They're out.

3 hours ago, dentalplan said:

uhh... The Cure?

Bodega are playing a Sunday afternoon at Birkenhead Library.

This one....

 

Or this one...

Or this one...

 

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2 hours ago, Winslow Leach said:

Clapton is a good shout because of his tedious, ‘tasteful’ forays into reggae 

When i was about 14 his version of I shot the sheriff was my entry into a 45 year love affair with reggae.

Previously i had only heard things like Double Barrel, The Israelites and I can see clearly now , but hadn't really connected them with a genre. It was listening to this then hearing the Wailers version that changed my musical life.

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