What Are You Listening To - The Reckoning

[westhuller]

Roy Harper - When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease

[Futtocks]

This Friday's freebie offerings from Big O

• Sam And Dave - Stockholm 1967
• Betty Davis - France 1976
• Stevie Wonder - London 1974
• Miles Davis - Tokyo 1975
• Weather Report - Vienna 1971
• Bob Dylan - Clean Cuts
• Joe McPhee - Albert Ayler Tribute 2008
• Deborah Harry - The Ultimate Blonde
• Led Zeppelin - One Night Stand In Paris
• Led Zeppelin - The Dancing Avocado
• Elton John - Tokyo 1971
• Kammerflimmer Kollektief - Norway 2007
• Wolf Eyes with Anthony Braxton - Quebec 2005
• The Who - Amsterdam 1969
• Neil Young - Nagoya 1976
• Rolling Stones - Live'R Than You'll Ever Be
• Jam - Dortmund 1980

[Futtocks]

I've just had another site, similar to Big O, recommended to me. Check out Croz FM for some tasty free downloads.

Enjoy.

[Ullman]

Kyuss - Blues For The Red Sun

[Mikeyg]

Kyuss - Blues For The Red Sun

What a coincidence. I was listening to that around the time you posted that. Awesome album, although I tend to listen more to Welcome to Sky Valley.

Now listening to this because of another thread: Spinal Tap - Big Bottom

[Ullman]

What a coincidence. I was listening to that around the time you posted that. Awesome album, although I tend to listen more to Welcome to Sky Valley.

Now listening to this because of another thread: Spinal Tap - Big Bottom

With you on that one. I listen to Sky Valley more often, and have been doing a lot just lately.

[Trojan]

Quarter to three - Gary (US) Bonds

[Simon Hall]

David Ackles - American Gothic.

[westhuller]

Saxon - Wheels Of Steel

[Ullman]

The Cramps - A Date With Elvis

[paley]

Prong - Unconditional

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BwOpfgKOXE...feature=related

[paley]

Corrosion of Conformity - Vote with a Bullet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJF547Mv62A

Eeh, this teks me back

Edited February 7, 2009 by paley

[Leeds Wire]

I've just had another site, similar to Big O, recommended to me. Check out Croz FM for some tasty free downloads.

Enjoy.

That's a fantastic find Futtocks, thank you

Its even better than BigO in that you can download the whole gig in one go as a zip file.

The Bob Marley gig on there is amazing - really raw and atmospheric. What a talent he was.

[gingerjon]

Coincidentally, also the finest use of a jangly indie song in a decent Tim Firth 90s northern comedy-drama.

[Ullman]

Prong - Unconditional

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BwOpfgKOXE...feature=related

Almost bought a Prong LP in a second hand record shop a couple of weeks back.

Might go back for it. It will probably still be there.

[l'angelo mysterioso]

the new springsteen album all weekend

powerful melodies, up front production, blue collar themes: back to what he does best.

edit: I don't know what it is, but he's statryting to look a bit different. I hope there's nowt up with him.

Edited February 8, 2009 by l'angelo mysterioso

[Lee]

Within Temptation -- Black Symphony

[Ullman]

Saxon - Wheels Of Steel

Sheffield Academy Thursday 30th April.

You know you want to.

[westhuller]

Sheffield Academy Thursday 30th April.

You know you want to.

Dust down me lycra pants and boxing boots.

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Dust down me lycra pants and boxing boots.

there'sa new movie called 'anvil' coming out soon.

It's like spinal tap but about a real band(anvil). It's had rave reviews.

why is it that it's metal that raises all the (unintentional)laughs?

[voteronniegibbs]

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Edited December 13, 2022 by voteronniegibbs

[Ullman]

Anvil - Strength Of Steel

[Ullman]

there'sa new movie called 'anvil' coming out soon.

It's like spinal tap but about a real band(anvil). It's had rave reviews.

why is it that it's metal that raises all the (unintentional)laughs?

Not seen it so I don't know for sure, but I thought the Anvil film was more a celebration of sheer bloody-minded determination and refusal to give in to the fact that they were never going to 'make it'.

In answer to your question, I suppose it's got a lot to do with the glorious over-the-top excess of the so-called 'New Wave Of British Heavy Metal' and the dreadful American 'hair metal' scene.

[Ullman]

Metallica - Suicide And Redemption

[Simon Hall]

Deadly Technology by Photek. Excellent. And I've just bought the album on eBay for