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(over 40's only) Your favourite album of the year so far?







highway61

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Jun 30, 2009
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If you haven't already got them can I recommend Late for the Sky and Running on Empty. Two of my all time favourite albums

you may be able to help me over a track of many years ago Icy. I have little info but I am sure it was JB. The song was the theme song to an american family drama, based around a time similar to Little House/Waltons. It was i believe based around early settlers, maybe dutch. Have for years wondered about the series and the song
 


B.W.

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Jul 5, 2003
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Arcade Fire The Suburbs
Robert Plant Band Of Joy
Emily Portman The Glamoury

All great albums, IMHO

I'm older than 40 BTW...
 










Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster
Jul 5, 2003
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you may be able to help me over a track of many years ago Icy. I have little info but I am sure it was JB. The song was the theme song to an american family drama, based around a time similar to Little House/Waltons. It was i believe based around early settlers, maybe dutch. Have for years wondered about the series and the song

Intriguing but I'm afraid it doesn't ring any bells. I've heard some JB songs in quite a few filmtracks including Forrest Gump but I don't know of any series that he did the title tune to, sorry.

Bet someone else on here will know if you wait though :thumbsup:
 


highway61

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Jun 30, 2009
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Intriguing but I'm afraid it doesn't ring any bells. I've heard some JB songs in quite a few filmtracks including Forrest Gump but I don't know of any series that he did the title tune to, sorry.

Bet someone else on here will know if you wait though :thumbsup:

always the chance it was not JB of course!!!
 








Lord Bamber

Legendary Chairman
Feb 23, 2009
4,366
Heaven
Brandon Flowers - Flamingo
Manics new one - only bought it Monday, cant remember the title of it but its their best for some years
Eliza Doolittle - Eliza Doolittle
Arcade Fire - Suburbs
Amy Macdonald - A Curious Thing

Just like highway61 it doesnt matter when it was recorded for me to like it.

I have taken notice of some of the bands on the other thread of fav bands and started listening to some of tracks, some good stuff. I just find now that I dont read NME everyweek/listen to John Peel every night I have lost touch, thats why its good to find out what other people are listening to.
 




SULLY COULDNT SHOOT

Loyal2Family+Albion!
Sep 28, 2004
11,344
Izmir, Southern Turkey
I cannot understand why SOME people over a certain age decide they will not listen to the new stuff and stick to the same old 'safe' bands they have always liked, not that i am accusing anyone here of doing that but it happens alot. No excuse these days, there is such a broad diverse music scene that there is something new for everyone being released all the time. My mate still listens to stuff from 20 odd yrs ago, i just find that weird personally


I agree that you can do both...listen to the old and the new. Ireally loved everything everything and thought the ska band that Tyrrone Buggums were super... I also am ashemed to admit that I quite like that poppy young el;ectro pop kid from the states who did everything in his basement. However, its not goign to stop me listeninh to Feeder, the Manics, and any toher band that still goes strong into their forties.
 


SULLY COULDNT SHOOT

Loyal2Family+Albion!
Sep 28, 2004
11,344
Izmir, Southern Turkey
If you haven't already got them can I recommend Late for the Sky and Running on Empty. Two of my all time favourite albums

aaaaaaaaaaaaah Running an Empty... absolute classic... totally timeless. Actually thouight Stay was the weakest track


Cocaine!!! Running around my brain! :bowdown:
 






SULLY COULDNT SHOOT

Loyal2Family+Albion!
Sep 28, 2004
11,344
Izmir, Southern Turkey
Just remembered... wasnt Prefab Sprout new this year.. If so it wipes the floor!
 


Sep 1, 2010
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I agree that you can do both...listen to the old and the new. Ireally loved everything everything and thought the ska band that Tyrrone Buggums were super... I also am ashemed to admit that I quite like that poppy young el;ectro pop kid from the states who did everything in his basement. However, its not goign to stop me listeninh to Feeder, the Manics, and any toher band that still goes strong into their forties.

Nowt wrong with listening to old and new of course, but ppl stuck in one era musically i find rather odd, unless you are 89, then bodily gases and shaking are a main priority
 




Billy in Bristol

Well-known member
Mar 25, 2004
1,479
Bristol
The XX
Arcade Fire
Amy MacDoanld

Have wasted many a few hours...
 








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