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Queens of the Stone Age (Official Thread)
Great band be interested to see them again...- Sweaty
- Post #68
- Forum: 90's Music
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Graveyard (Official Thread)
Should be seeing them at Download this year, looking forward to it...- Sweaty
- Post #69
- Forum: 2000's Music
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The Jesus and Mary Chain (Official Thread)
They all have their own merits, the early albums are different to the later ones with more feedback.- Sweaty
- Post #23
- Forum: 80's Music
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The Brought Low [ Official thread ]
I am liking this band Lou, you can hear those influences from Skynyrd and Crowes in the opening bars, I will be looking for some of their albums for sure, get on that band wagon not.- Sweaty
- Post #2
- Forum: 2000's Music
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The Jesus and Mary Chain (Official Thread)
Well I waited years to go and see them as I have loved the band since they started and just never seen them, I have all their albums and have thought about buying the latest remastered editions with the DVD included. I finally got to see them the other week with LOU and hey were brilliant, could...- Sweaty
- Post #21
- Forum: 80's Music
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10CC (Official Thread)
Over the years this band have done so much, and had many different members but have still remained consistent. I first heard them many years ago and have in the last 6 months completed my CD collection of their original studio albums. I wanted to see them for so many years as I have a lot of...- Sweaty
- Post #3
- Forum: 70's Music
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which concept album is the better ONE
All great albums I find it difficult to pick....- Sweaty
- Post #5
- Forum: Album Combat Zone
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Has Angus fired Brian Johnson?
I don't believe anything I hear until it's an official release by the band, I would not go and see them without Brian but that is just me. I hate all the speculation about the band, claims that mr rose is going to join the band for these shows has been rubbishy do but until an official...- Sweaty
- Post #11
- Forum: Music News
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Wire (Official Thread)
Good tracks Lou, I think it's a shame they did not at least play one of the big ones but it's their choice I suppose, creates discussion threads like these.- Sweaty
- Post #6
- Forum: 70's Music
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Bert Jansch
He was, he was one of the best, bet his biography is good.- Sweaty
- Post #13
- Forum: Folk & Celtic
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Happy Birthday Sox!!
Happy Birthday to Sox, hope you don't have too much of a sore head, have a drink on me. :cheers: :oy::headbang:firew::party:- Sweaty
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- Forum: CRF Site Announcements
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Wire (Official Thread)
It was good to catch up with them Lou, I had not seen them before and the fact that they were playing at the festival was one of the reasons I went. Great to see they are still popular, just picked up their 3rd album on CD yesterday, won it on eBay for just over a fiver so happy with that.- Sweaty
- Post #4
- Forum: 70's Music
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Bruce Springsteen (Official Thread)
I like Bruce, his early stuff is excellent and his later stuff also excellent, born in the USA is ok but too commercial for my tastes but he is talented and his Pete Seeger stuff was great, in fact it was best he has done in ages.- Sweaty
- Post #534
- Forum: 70's Music
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Wire (Official Thread)
Wire are an English rock band who were formed in London in October 1976 by Colin Newman (vocals, guitar), Graham Lewis (bass, vocals), Bruce Gilbert (guitar), and Robert Gotobed (drums). Their music is often hard to describe and put under one umbrella, their music has been described as post...- Sweaty
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- Replies: 9
- Forum: 70's Music
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The Jesus and Mary Chain (Official Thread)
Well I was there Lou, I was at the front and I was in awe, great performance all the way, worth the wait, would love to hear the new stuff, must check out those remastered albums, they have lots of extras and a DVD too. Keep touring lads, you still have it.:bow::bow::bow:- Sweaty
- Post #19
- Forum: 80's Music
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The Temperance Movement
Seen this band a few times now and they are an excellent live act, they seem to be playing everywhere I go, keep it up lads.- Sweaty
- Post #23
- Forum: 2010's Music
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ELP : Emerson, Lake, & Palmer (Official Thread)
Top band Sox for sure, all legends and rightly so.:bow::bow::bow:- Sweaty
- Post #164
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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R,I,P John Thomas of Budgie
Sad news, another piece of the puzzle lost, sad news RIP.- Sweaty
- Post #5
- Forum: Music News
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Crosby, Stills & Nash Are Done
Great band and awesome live, saw them years ago so those great memories will stay with me.- Sweaty
- Post #4
- Forum: Music News
