Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series

Immo wrote:Back in yer pram shorty

Perfect pop.



The heavily sardonic "chorus " before the start of same is a constant joy.

crownliquor wrote:

Immo wrote:Back in yer pram shorty

Corker!

That's no bad Immo

Pete Astor was the singer/writer Jimmy.

One of those shoulda-been-bigger guys.

He went on to form The weather Prophets who went the same way despite a cracking wee album called Mayflower.

Cute

Not exactly obscure but do I give a fuck, it's the best band in the world

Love The Fannies

Always got a couple of theirs on the i-pod - 'Starsign' currently gettin the big licks

The Bellshill Byrds?

From the first band I saw live. December 1973 at Greens Playhouse. Didn't play this, though!

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Rodney at his absloot zenith.

Evenin Mits - I trust we find you well

Immo wrote:

Rodney at his absloot zenith.

Evenin Mits - I trust we find you well

Fine and dandy, my pedagogic friend! How's yersel?

Stickin out as it goes man.

Received a v complimentary/encouraging e-mail off a telly/stage director with regards to a bitta scribbling and it's put me in a right good mood.

I've almost forgotten yesterday's spineless capitulation by the Euro-beaks it's that good

Superb mita, I usually only listen to one in five of the recs but Rod is always worth a listen

That sounds hopeful!

If you need an agent .......... I'd be fucking useless but our resident media whore, spermo, would be useful in finding one!

JimmyMcGrory wrote:Superb mita, I usually only listen to one in five of the recs but Rod is always worth a listen

He was in those days when he still had a voice, Jimmy. Listening to his stuff now is like watching some centre forward who's lost his pace and put on a stone.

mita wrote:

JimmyMcGrory wrote:Superb mita, I usually only listen to one in five of the recs but Rod is always worth a listen

He was in those days when he still had a voice, Jimmy. Listening to his stuff now is like watching some centre forward who's lost his pace and put on a stone.

I love the Stones from the early to mid 70's mate, I'd shoot them now if I'd get away with it. They should have retired with dignity like Roger Daltry

Ok, indie disco time, think I like this more than "Babies" which is THE Pulp indie disco song where I'm from:



Spermo is a cunt.

Posted both of these indie gems before - but they got lost in the purges

And anyway I like em

JimmyMcGrory wrote:

mita wrote:

JimmyMcGrory wrote:Superb mita, I usually only listen to one in five of the recs but Rod is always worth a listen

He was in those days when he still had a voice, Jimmy. Listening to his stuff now is like watching some centre forward who's lost his pace and put on a stone.

I love the Stones from the early to mid 70's mate, I'd shoot them now if I'd get away with it. They should have retired with dignity like Roger Daltry

Couldn't agree more about the Strolling Bones these days! Saw them at Knebworth in 1976 ........ soopoib!

Immo wrote:

Shockingly American.

Catchy as fuck tho



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