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Ok, I'm convinced after their Glastonbury performance that they are very talented act...
So... what is the title of the song with the whistle.... you know the one...??
Cheers....
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So... what is the title of the song with the whistle.... you know the one...??
Cheers....
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Originally Posted by ajm
The cheekily named "Lovely Head" I believe!
I'd second 'Lovely Head', taken from the album Felt Mountain and used alot on the satrical cartoon Monkey Dust
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Cheers chaps that's the one.
Having done a bit of research into their background I find there is a strong Bristol (and Portishead ) connection. Alison Glodfrapp has collaborated with a number of old Bristol musos that I know. For instance, Lovely Head was co-composed by Will Gregory, a well known session sax player on the local circuit. Small world.
Anyway, they are a fascinating live act, if anyone caught their Glasto perfomance on BBC3 last night.
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Having done a bit of research into their background I find there is a strong Bristol (and Portishead ) connection. Alison Glodfrapp has collaborated with a number of old Bristol musos that I know. For instance, Lovely Head was co-composed by Will Gregory, a well known session sax player on the local circuit. Small world.
Anyway, they are a fascinating live act, if anyone caught their Glasto perfomance on BBC3 last night.
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never heard of them before last night, but was lucky to turn over when the monkey dust theme was playing, so I recognised it. I'm not sure whether it was the music or her outfit that kept me watching ,that tail could come in very handy.
good stuff anyway, have you seen their website? - very surreal
good stuff anyway, have you seen their website? - very surreal
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Cheers chaps that's the one.
Having done a bit of research into their background I find there is a strong Bristol (and Portishead ) connection.
Having done a bit of research into their background I find there is a strong Bristol (and Portishead ) connection.
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Originally Posted by ajm
If my posts on here prove nothing else they prove that only quality comes out of Bristol!
Oh and I thought they were sh1te
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Originally Posted by ajm
If my posts on here prove nothing else they prove that only quality comes out of Bristol!
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Originally Posted by Spoon
Portishead, the home of the speed camera I believe, enough said.
Check out the wreath they made for him:
http://www.thewestonmercury.co.uk/ar...5-19Camera.asp
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Originally Posted by ajm
I'm impressed! In fact the MD of the company that makes them died the other day. My condolences to his family..... but from a motorists perspective he did bring shame upon our leafy little town!
Indeed condolences to his family for his passing but nothing whatsoever for his spawning of camera cases!!
Cracking wreath too, just shame the idea/design doesn't go with him.
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