Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by pepe Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:04 pm
Shaggy to post on here you need to:
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1. Go to YouTube (or wherever) and select your video
2. To the right of the screen it says Embed. Click on that so it turns blue. Click on Edit on your toolbar. Then click on Copy.
3. Come back to Stennymad and click on the little box, above where you are typing, that looks like a strip of film or even a ladder
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by pepe Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:17 pm
Back to the shit...
This is the only tune I know of which mentions a Johnny 7 in the lyrics. So Snakey will be playing it continually from now on
.
What's With Terry by the Undertones
This is the only tune I know of which mentions a Johnny 7 in the lyrics. So Snakey will be playing it continually from now on
.What's With Terry by the Undertones
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by pepe Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:23 pm
A fantastic pop record from the early Eighties which should have been a massive hit
Another Girl, Another Planet by The Only Ones
Another Girl, Another Planet by The Only Ones
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by pepe Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:34 pm
I got listening to some early Fleetwood Mac on You Tube last week and there's some fabulous stuff available.
You've got to give You Tube its due for the sheer diversity of quality media on there. Some of my friends who are old and knackered like me have been humming and harring over getting a computer. I only have to show them You Tube and they're instantly hooked. I WANT ONE OF THEM
Need Your Love So Bad by Fleetwood Mac
You've got to give You Tube its due for the sheer diversity of quality media on there. Some of my friends who are old and knackered like me have been humming and harring over getting a computer. I only have to show them You Tube and they're instantly hooked. I WANT ONE OF THEM
Need Your Love So Bad by Fleetwood Mac
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by pepe Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:49 pm
Last one ( thank feck thinks Immo 
) The Albertos were a satirical band that surfaced during the late Seventies. Snuff Rock was (obviously) a piss take of punk. But it's a great song in its own right and I think it was a minor hit.
) The Albertos were a satirical band that surfaced during the late Seventies. Snuff Rock was (obviously) a piss take of punk. But it's a great song in its own right and I think it was a minor hit.
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Thu Dec 04, 2008 9:58 am
Top 'tones track BTW.
"A Johnny Seven or a cuddly toy - no horn-rimmed glasses fit for a boy"
Guess what Plissken's gettin this Chrimbo?
Heard this one just recently on 6 Music and was suddenly 16 all over again
(only this time without the acne
)
Track 1
Side 1
Debut LP
Wotta way to announce yerself
PS
Dunno what the vidja's all about...
Some team playin in blue competing for a major honour of some sort.
I mean...
...how often does that kinda thing happen - you'd think you'd remember it
"A Johnny Seven or a cuddly toy - no horn-rimmed glasses fit for a boy"
Guess what Plissken's gettin this Chrimbo?
Heard this one just recently on 6 Music and was suddenly 16 all over again
(only this time without the acne
)Track 1
Side 1
Debut LP
Wotta way to announce yerself
PS
Dunno what the vidja's all about...
Some team playin in blue competing for a major honour of some sort.
I mean...
...how often does that kinda thing happen - you'd think you'd remember it
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Thu Dec 04, 2008 10:02 am
Tremendous live versh of one of F.M.'s best 'uns.
P.G. never sounded better to these jaded ole ears.
Original versh by the God-like Little Willie John.
(Although it has to be said that F.M.'s versh is better)
So with that in mind....
(And just cos i love ya madly obviously X
....
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Thu Dec 04, 2008 10:07 am
Novelty punk song eh?
Sûrement il peut y avoir seulement d'un ?
Le magnifiquement inutile, bruyant et "dumb" Monsieur Bertrand.
N'est-ce pas?
Sûrement il peut y avoir seulement d'un ?
Le magnifiquement inutile, bruyant et "dumb" Monsieur Bertrand.
N'est-ce pas?
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Thu Dec 04, 2008 10:54 am
And just for the elusive A.
(Quality - if mongtastic - contributions guaranteed )
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/nov/30/walmart-worker-sale
Free-market capitalism
There is no alternative
A few drones trampled to death in sector seven is a price worth paying
I hear Brian McFadden's thinking about endorsing a new line of designer fashions for the chunkier bloke
Still...
It'll be the little baby cheeses' birthday soon
(Quality - if mongtastic - contributions guaranteed
)http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/nov/30/walmart-worker-sale
Free-market capitalism
There is no alternative
A few drones trampled to death in sector seven is a price worth paying
I hear Brian McFadden's thinking about endorsing a new line of designer fashions for the chunkier bloke
Still...
It'll be the little baby cheeses' birthday soon
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Mon Dec 08, 2008 9:40 am
Sunday nights are always a bit odd musically.
Mibbes it's Ono's excellent previous track
Mibbes it's the repeated prolonged exposure to Stuart Maconie's peerless Freak Zone show on 6 Music
I dunno what it is - but I always get a strong desire to hear tracks far removed from Ye Worlde of "Rocke".
(Regular readers will realise that this is a sorry excuse to post a lotta pish - as per. That and the fact that I'm back on the sauce )
This is lovely tho...
All yearnin and soarin and fulla hope for the future.
No idea what it's about
Which is part of the charm
Really
Mibbes it's Ono's excellent previous track
Mibbes it's the repeated prolonged exposure to Stuart Maconie's peerless Freak Zone show on 6 Music
I dunno what it is - but I always get a strong desire to hear tracks far removed from Ye Worlde of "Rocke".
(Regular readers will realise that this is a sorry excuse to post a lotta pish - as per. That and the fact that I'm back on the sauce
)This is lovely tho...
All yearnin and soarin and fulla hope for the future.
No idea what it's about
Which is part of the charm
Really
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Mon Dec 08, 2008 10:02 am
Fuck Celine Dion!!!!!! 
Fuck Mariah Carey!!!! 
Fuck em both!!!!!
Fuck em right in the ear!!!!!!!!
(Sev - the floor is yours for the punchline. Get in quick before that saddle-sniffin cocksocket steals yer thunder )
The most thrillingly soulful non-secular performance EVER (probably)
I picked this out as the music for my old man's funeral.
So if any of you cloth eared fukkers are snidey about it you'll automatically become a cunt - hah!
('cept Mo obviously - he would merely crank up a notch to uber-cunt
)
Fuck Mariah Carey!!!!
Fuck em both!!!!!
Fuck em right in the ear!!!!!!!!
(Sev - the floor is yours for the punchline. Get in quick before that saddle-sniffin cocksocket steals yer thunder
)The most thrillingly soulful non-secular performance EVER (probably)
I picked this out as the music for my old man's funeral.
So if any of you cloth eared fukkers are snidey about it you'll automatically become a cunt - hah!
('cept Mo obviously - he would merely crank up a notch to uber-cunt
)
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by onomatopoeia Mon Dec 08, 2008 10:29 am
Nice Sakamoto track immo! Was a bit concerned he was going to launch into the Bonnie bonnie banks tho 
The Divine Comedy are a terribly underrated band, I don't think every song they've ever done is perfect but some are outstanding. I saw them once and Neil Hannon was unbelievably drunk and they were pretty poor- they were touring with Ben Folds who put on a marvelous show.
The Divine Comedy are a terribly underrated band, I don't think every song they've ever done is perfect but some are outstanding. I saw them once and Neil Hannon was unbelievably drunk and they were pretty poor- they were touring with Ben Folds who put on a marvelous show.
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Mon Dec 08, 2008 10:44 am
onomatopoeia wrote:I don't think every song they've ever done is perfect but some are outstanding.
I think that may be the most concisely put sentiment on this thread.
I kinda drifted away from TDC after reccing "Generation Sex" to my musical mentor and him sayin'...
"Naaaah - he's the Richard Stilgoe of his generation
"I kinda knew what he meant. But I was more easily swayed back then.
Howevvaah...
Those last two are v nice indeed.
(Espesh Perfect Love Song - triffic vidja)
I may hafta revisit - cheers man!!!
Do A.P.'s past duties as pianner-pounder with The Animals exclude him from a non-rock playlist?
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Mon Dec 08, 2008 11:51 am
The trouble with the non-rock thread is:
a: You get bored real quick
b: You start seriously considering posting Acker Bilk's "Stranger on the Shore"
c: Or Lord Rockingham's 11's "Hoots Mon"
Better to be inspired by the previous I reckon
(Geographically)
(Cheers for that A )
a: You get bored real quick
b: You start seriously considering posting Acker Bilk's "Stranger on the Shore"
c: Or Lord Rockingham's 11's "Hoots Mon"
Better to be inspired by the previous I reckon
(Geographically)
(Cheers for that A
)
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Mon Dec 08, 2008 12:03 pm
What better than a wee E.P. to finish
Two killers from A House on one side....
And a plan for life on the other.
Who sez popplier music aint value for money these days
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9qxYEo2SOTw
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=p2hWIAKAGj0
Embedding disabled on both
Corporate basturts!
Nytol
XXX
Two killers from A House on one side....
And a plan for life on the other.
Who sez popplier music aint value for money these days
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9qxYEo2SOTw
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=p2hWIAKAGj0
Embedding disabled on both
Corporate basturts!
Nytol
XXX
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by crownliquor Mon Dec 08, 2008 10:11 pm
Immo wrote: That and the fact that I'm back on the sauce
Surely the definition of you "off the sauce" is when you're at work.
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:40 pm
Four hours offa clock-on time
If I had classes at any point tomorrow I'd struggle
Luckily... due to a certain set of circs...
I got no classes whatsoever!!!
It's a staffroom day!!!
Of course there may be "classroom cover" required for sick/workshy colleagues
However...
The battle-hardened F.E. operative is wise to such pitfalls and will take the necessary steps....
(i) P.M.T.
(Play more tunes)
(ii) F.W.T.
(Fuck work tomorrow)
(iii) A.C./D.C.
(Avoid covering/Don't cover)
(iv) D.M.P.
(Don't Make Promises
)
(v) (n.b. Especially D.M.P.:D)
Here's Barbara...
With the long-range weather forecast...
Northern-Soul-tastic
PS
Are there any smilies with the words/phrases "chunky-calved", "cycling" or "Fud-bucket" available?
PPS
Don't reply to this request/query before 10.00am tomorrow
I've got no classes you know
If I had classes at any point tomorrow I'd struggle
Luckily... due to a certain set of circs...
I got no classes whatsoever!!!
It's a staffroom day!!!
Of course there may be "classroom cover" required for sick/workshy colleagues
However...
The battle-hardened F.E. operative is wise to such pitfalls and will take the necessary steps....
(i) P.M.T.
(Play more tunes)
(ii) F.W.T.
(Fuck work tomorrow)
(iii) A.C./D.C.
(Avoid covering/Don't cover)
(iv) D.M.P.
(Don't Make Promises
)(v) (n.b. Especially D.M.P.
:D)Here's Barbara...
With the long-range weather forecast...
Northern-Soul-tastic
PS
Are there any smilies with the words/phrases "chunky-calved", "cycling" or "Fud-bucket" available?
PPS
Don't reply to this request/query before 10.00am tomorrow
I've got no classes you know
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by crownliquor Fri Dec 12, 2008 11:48 pm
That is another stormer. Any chance of that one as well please? You're not unreliable in the least. 
Bit of a prick mind.
Thank you so much for the Judy Street (and others) tune, tis going straight on my next collection.
Bit of a prick mind. Thank you so much for the Judy Street (and others) tune, tis going straight on my next collection.
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by supermo Sat Dec 13, 2008 3:04 am
Immo wrote:
I picked this out as the music for my old man's funeral.
So if any of you cloth eared fukkers are snidey about it you'll automatically become a cunt - hah!
('cept Mo obviously - he would merely crank up a notch to uber-cunt
A wonderful choice, Immo. Mahalia Jackson is truly one of the all-time greats. She has a cracking slow version of YNWA in her repertoire too so obviously a good timette.
She was championed greatly during the post-war McCarthyite years and later by the great Studs Terkel, a man I once spent two memorable days with in Chicago 20 years ago while interviewing for a newspaper. Studs died just a few weeks ago, aged 96.
Here's to Studs and Mahalia, God bless 'em.
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Re: Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series
by Immo Sat Dec 13, 2008 8:37 am
I withdraw the uber-cunt remark unreservedly
You met the great man????
You lucky, lucky bastard
I only ever met him off the page.
But it was love at first sight definitely.
My first taste was "Working"
(purloined from Govanhill Public Library in 1987 as it goes - not that I'm particularly proud of that )
Then "Race" and "The Good War".
It wasn't just that his interest in the stories of others was so patently genuine, it was the fact that he was just so good at paring away all the bullshit in a sentence and hitting the nub and gist of the perfect question square on the beezer - thus encouraging the subject to fill the space he created with the contents of their life at that point.
Plus... he loved his music. Toots got me "And They All Played" last year for Christmas - fabulous stuff.
I heard he'd gone recently - but I never thought of posting anything on here (I was prolly stocious )
Thank fukk I din't now - I'da bin "owned" by you with your "I met him" top trump.
Seriously man - De salud!
PS
I vaguely remember hearing a story about Studs and Mahalia somewheres. MJ was very serious about her faith as i'm sure you know, (she refused for most (all?) of her life to sing secular material) and it bothered her that Studs, a very dear friend, was an avowed atheist. Studs, knowing her desire to make him see the light used to encourage her to sing for him in order that he might "feel the power" and be saved from his godless ways. After each song he would say...
"You know... I think I really felt something that time. Maybe if you were to sing another song..."
You met the great man????
You lucky, lucky bastard
I only ever met him off the page.
But it was love at first sight definitely.
My first taste was "Working"
(purloined from Govanhill Public Library in 1987 as it goes - not that I'm particularly proud of that
)Then "Race" and "The Good War".
It wasn't just that his interest in the stories of others was so patently genuine, it was the fact that he was just so good at paring away all the bullshit in a sentence and hitting the nub and gist of the perfect question square on the beezer - thus encouraging the subject to fill the space he created with the contents of their life at that point.
Plus... he loved his music. Toots got me "And They All Played" last year for Christmas - fabulous stuff.
I heard he'd gone recently - but I never thought of posting anything on here (I was prolly stocious
)Thank fukk I din't now - I'da bin "owned" by you with your "I met him" top trump.
Seriously man - De salud!
PS
I vaguely remember hearing a story about Studs and Mahalia somewheres. MJ was very serious about her faith as i'm sure you know, (she refused for most (all?) of her life to sing secular material) and it bothered her that Studs, a very dear friend, was an avowed atheist. Studs, knowing her desire to make him see the light used to encourage her to sing for him in order that he might "feel the power" and be saved from his godless ways. After each song he would say...
"You know... I think I really felt something that time. Maybe if you were to sing another song..."
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