Pure And Easy
Pure And Easy
27 October 2006, 11:57 PM
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If you mean just for today, it has to be Madonna's song. I can't remember which one
, sorry. Heard it after years and it was fun to work out in the gym
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, sorry. Heard it after years and it was fun to work out in the gym:
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28 October 2006, 12:17 AM
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Strange innit, how these catchy tunes can hound you for the whole day!
The next day or so, you feel so ******* embarrassed about giving so much importance to that silly tune!
The next day or so, you feel so ******* embarrassed about giving so much importance to that silly tune!
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Originally Posted by Tam the bam
I had robbie williams - angels stuck in my head this morning and been humming it all day... Please shoot me..
Put your hands up and turn around! One, two, three............BANG!!!
28 October 2006, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhana
Have been lurking for ages
Had to register now after Unclebuck's superb musical taste
Pure and Easy - best Guitar riff ever - Pete Townshend is GOD
Had to register now after Unclebuck's superb musical taste
Pure and Easy - best Guitar riff ever - Pete Townshend is GOD
Pure and Easy is almost the perfect song. I'm amazed that it never really made it onto an 'official' Who album, it's so good.
I had always thought it was on 'Quadrophenia' but apparently it isn't. It was supposed to be part of the still born Lifehouse project that eventually resulted in the Who's Next album.
28 October 2006, 09:29 PM
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Unclebuck,
it was on Odds and Sods and as an extra on the remastered version of Who's Next, both slightly different but as you say it was part of Lifehouse
I managed to get a pre-release of Endless Wire and its a cracker - not bad for the first album in 20 years. Palladino is good but he's not The Ox
it was on Odds and Sods and as an extra on the remastered version of Who's Next, both slightly different but as you say it was part of Lifehouse
I managed to get a pre-release of Endless Wire and its a cracker - not bad for the first album in 20 years. Palladino is good but he's not The Ox
28 October 2006, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhana
remastered version of Who's Next,
I managed to get a pre-release of Endless Wire and its a cracker - not bad for the first album in 20 years. Palladino is good but he's not The Ox
I managed to get a pre-release of Endless Wire and its a cracker - not bad for the first album in 20 years. Palladino is good but he's not The Ox
I'm looking forward to the lads performing Endless Wire on BBC - Electric Proms - Watch and listen online
Forget Billy Brag or the Zutons lol 
Is that Pino Palladino on bass?? I thought he was a 'fretless' bass specialist in his day.
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28 October 2006, 10:19 PM
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No Odds and Sods was the one with The Who all wearing american football helmets and a ripped cover.
The baked beans was The Who Sell Out later released as a double with A Quick One.
Pino Palladino has played on some of Pete's solo stuff and is the "replacement" for The Ox. He is a fretless bassmeister and he is bludy good but he can't play like John Entwistle who IMO plays bass almost like a lead guitar.
Pino Palladino also playes in John Mayers band - he is worth a listen to especially "Any Given Thursday"
Fave song at the moment is New Shoes by Paulo Nutini - a good album not a bad track on it
Missus has just told me the Who are on Parky tonight
- might break a habit and watch the idiot box instead of listening to some tunes
The baked beans was The Who Sell Out later released as a double with A Quick One.
Pino Palladino has played on some of Pete's solo stuff and is the "replacement" for The Ox. He is a fretless bassmeister and he is bludy good but he can't play like John Entwistle who IMO plays bass almost like a lead guitar.
Pino Palladino also playes in John Mayers band - he is worth a listen to especially "Any Given Thursday"
Fave song at the moment is New Shoes by Paulo Nutini - a good album not a bad track on it
Missus has just told me the Who are on Parky tonight
- might break a habit and watch the idiot box instead of listening to some tunes
28 October 2006, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhana
No Odds and Sods was the one with The Who all wearing american football helmets and a ripped cover.
The baked beans was The Who Sell Out later released as a double with A Quick One.
Pino Palladino has played on some of Pete's solo stuff and is the "replacement" for The Ox. He is a fretless bassmeister and he is bludy good but he can't play like John Entwistle who IMO plays bass almost like a lead guitar.
Pino Palladino also playes in John Mayers band - he is worth a listen to especially "Any Given Thursday"
Fave song at the moment is New Shoes by Paulo Nutini - a good album not a bad track on it
Missus has just told me the Who are on Parky tonight - might break a habit and watch the idiot box instead of listening to some tunes
The baked beans was The Who Sell Out later released as a double with A Quick One.
Pino Palladino has played on some of Pete's solo stuff and is the "replacement" for The Ox. He is a fretless bassmeister and he is bludy good but he can't play like John Entwistle who IMO plays bass almost like a lead guitar.
Pino Palladino also playes in John Mayers band - he is worth a listen to especially "Any Given Thursday"
Fave song at the moment is New Shoes by Paulo Nutini - a good album not a bad track on it
Missus has just told me the Who are on Parky tonight
- might break a habit and watch the idiot box instead of listening to some tunes Of course it was Sell Out we used to listen to that. Armenian City in the Sky is the track I remember most from that album.We never listened to Odds and Sods because it a was a) a compilation and b) looked 'American' - a genuine Who 'sell out' (as we saw it) I'll have to check it out.
I think I'm with you on the 'parky' front too - ITV sh*te
When does it start?? Pino Palladino - I only remember from the 80s as Paul Youg's bass player in 'the Royal Family' IIRC who was also highly regarded as a session bassist.
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28 October 2006, 10:45 PM
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it's just feckin finished mate - FFS The Who get a 3 minute song and thats it
Odds and Sods is good album Long Live Rock is off this
Lifehouse project is now available on a certain Russain download site it's good but you need to be a big Who / Pete Townshend fan
I'm a feckin Who Anorak or should that be parka!
Just too young to have seen them live before Mooney was taken away what a sh1tter
Odds and Sods is good album Long Live Rock is off this
Lifehouse project is now available on a certain Russain download site it's good but you need to be a big Who / Pete Townshend fan
I'm a feckin Who Anorak or should that be parka!
Just too young to have seen them live before Mooney was taken away what a sh1tter
28 October 2006, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhana
it's just feckin finished mate - FFS The Who get a 3 minute song and thats it
Sounds like I didn't miss much.The concert on BBCi on Monday at 7.00pm (I think) should be good. They are going to do the whole thing apparently.
28 October 2006, 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhana
Do you remember The Q Tips - now what a band they were - I have been try to track down some material for ages I know they did a live album but I have never seen it
lol - strange to think that the bass player in that band has now replaced the 'whistle in The Who.
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Nine Below Zero?
They were feckin ace live, supported The Who in the 80s
A few years (about 20 ) later my mate ends up being their manager and we go all over the North West at loads of really cool sweaty venues to watch them!
Mark Feltham is a fantastic harp player so distinctive, played on a Will Young
single but as soon as you heard it - you knew
**** I'm going to be up all night now reminiscing
They were feckin ace live, supported The Who in the 80s
A few years (about 20
) later my mate ends up being their manager and we go all over the North West at loads of really cool sweaty venues to watch them!Mark Feltham is a fantastic harp player so distinctive, played on a Will Young
single but as soon as you heard it - you knew **** I'm going to be up all night now reminiscing
28 October 2006, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhana
Nine Below Zero?
**** I'm going to be up all night now reminiscing
**** I'm going to be up all night now reminiscing
"Back in the night..." <digs out his 9 below collection for another listen...>
28 October 2006, 11:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Rhana
Mark Feltham is a fantastic harp player so distinctive,
28 October 2006, 11:52 PM
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technical itch-the rukus (kryptic minds and leon switch remix)
not to everyones taste i know but i love that ard stuff
Or for when im feelin normal - keane-is it any wonder
not to everyones taste i know but i love that ard stuff
Or for when im feelin normal - keane-is it any wonder
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