What ya listening to now ???
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As I understand it drummers are not considered to be musicians - rather percussionists.
Happy to be corrected on this as I played drums in a band once.
Sadly, I can't emphasise enough the word once
Fantastic music - always liked their vids too:
This, IMO, is the best version ever of Sultans. Knopfler on guitar, Williams on drums, what's not to like?!
https://youtu.be/8Pa9x9fZBtY
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I saw him a few years ago with black Country communion at Manchester academy , he can play the guitar , brilliant live
Another dire straits fan here and mark knopfler, if he tours again I'll be going on my own, Mrs W calls it suicide music ,
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I found it ok, but much prefer their first 2 albums. Maybe it needs a few more listens.
I always have time for Genesis, though Wind is probably in my least listened to of all their ablums. I keep going back to Lamb, Foxtrot, Selling England By The Pound..
Right now, I'm a bit all over the place music wise..
I'm listening to Paramore's new effort After Laughter, and the Cranberries new sort of acoustic greatest hits - Something Else.
I'm also enjoying Def Leppard's earlier albums, am revisiting Stevie Nicks fantastic 2011 album In Your Dreams, trying the new album by Liv Sin, and, since a colleague wore their Book Of Souls T-shirt today, I decided to stick Iron Maiden's Edward The Great compilation on for a spin
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Someone on another board I frequent recently posted this amazing act of percussion. Just percussion, no other instruments!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WgyjTEf45Q
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Canal Street? Personally I've never been, but MAF says it's nice up there. So does Dem.
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I found it ok, but much prefer their first 2 albums. Maybe it needs a few more listens.
I always have time for Genesis, though Wind is probably in my least listened to of all their ablums. I keep going back to Lamb, Foxtrot, Selling England By The Pound..
Right now, I'm a bit all over the place music wise..
I'm listening to Paramore's new effort After Laughter, and the Cranberries new sort of acoustic greatest hits - Something Else.
I'm also enjoying Def Leppard's earlier albums, am revisiting Stevie Nicks fantastic 2011 album In Your Dreams, trying the new album by Liv Sin, and, since a colleague wore their Book Of Souls T-shirt today, I decided to stick Iron Maiden's Edward The Great compilation on for a spin
You want to give steven wilson / porcupine tree / backfield a listen , he's in both bands plus a few others ,a vastly underrated musician who's written some beautiful songs and some a bit wierd in the early days of Ptree
Deadwing would be a good one to start on , lazarus is the stand out track for me on that album
Hand cannot erase is very good, home invasion / regret 9 , 6:30 on makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck , just spent £350 on a pair of headphones , worth every penny
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Cant go see Take That without a visit to Canal Street can you.
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[video]https://www.dropbox.com/s/p2l5651g1hvlb5f/VID-20170517-WA0000.mp4?dl=0[/video]
For those that have Dropbox, here's a little bit of Iron Maiden from last night.
Nice. I took my two boys to see them in Aus this time last year. They do put on a great show.