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The Troggs (Official Thread)
Re: The Troggs! Their song 'Love is all Around' was covered by Wet Wet Wet for the film 4 Weddings and a Funeral in 1994 and topped the U.K. charts for 15 weeks. Actually The Troggs are still recording and touring in the UK. Their web site is http://www.my-generation.org.uk/Troggs/- Andwar
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- Forum: 60's Music
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Your 10 favorite songs from the year your were born?
As I was born before Rock Music was invented I think I will abstain from this thread as well.............lol:cheers:- Andwar
- Post #22
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Pink Floyd (Official Thread)
Re: Pink Floyd Been a fan of Pink Floyd in all their incarnations and they are one of the few bands that I have lost count of the times I have seen them live! Will have to write up my memories and thoughts of The Floyd when I get a chance! As an aside, I listened to The Flaming Lips remake...- Andwar
- Post #29
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Simon and Garfunkel (Official Thread)
Re: Simon and Garfunkel My favourite S&G album is Bookends (except for 1 track) but my favourite track of theirs must be The Boxer. The layering of of their vocals at the end never fail to send shivers down my spine. Also The Boxer was one of the 1st tracks to use the synthesizer commercially.- Andwar
- Post #42
- Forum: 60's Music
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Worst Lyrics
To go with the Worst Song Ever Made and Worst Album Cover threads, here is the Worst Lyrics thread. Post here the most inane lyrics you can find. To start off, one of my favourite albums is 'Forever Changes' by Love but the song 'Live & Let Live' has these lyrics: "Oh, the snot has caked...- Andwar
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Essential Classic Rock Albums.
Not very well known but I think it is a classic album and is one of my all time favourite albums!- Andwar
- Post #81
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Hawkwind (Official Thread)
Re:Hawkwind I do agree with all you say above Ege! I have been a fan of band since their beginnings in Notting Hill. I have all their albums plus a lot of bootlegs, video's etc. and I play the early albums more than the others. My favourite album is probably 'In Search of Space' and their...- Andwar
- Post #35
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Hawkwind (Official Thread)
Re: Dave Brock speaks about the new HW album Rock on Hawkwind :) I have loved your music (both live & recorded) since the start! Heres to the next 40 years!- Andwar
- Post #24
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Diablo Swing Orchestra
Official Site Band Members Daniel Håkansson – lead vocals, guitar (2003–present) Annlouice Loegdlund – lead vocals (2003–present) Pontus Mantefors – vocals, guitar, synthesizer, FX (2003–present) Anders "Andy" Johansson – bass (2003–present) Johannes Bergion – cello, backing vocals... -
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Thread Closed Best Cover Songs
Wilson Pickett's version of The Beatles 'Hey Jude' is awesome with Duanne Allman on Guitar. <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/8IFB9Q_3t_k&hl=en_GB&fs=1&rel=0"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param...- Andwar
- Post #73
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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King Crimson (Official Thread)
Re: Any King Crimson Fans in the House? Reading this thread reminded me of the first time I saw King Crimson live. It was 1st July 1969 at Goldsmiths College in New Cross (in London). At the time I lived in Deptford, which was not far away. A friend told me there was a free festival up at the...- Andwar
- Post #23
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Faust (Official Thread)
Re: Faust I am a great fan of Kraut Rock (especially Can & Amon Duul II)and Faust are one of the most 'way out' of the Kraut Rock bands! I enjoy listening to their albums (if I am in the right mood!!). I did have a chance to see them once but went to see somebody else instead (forget who!).- Andwar
- Post #5
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Hawkwind (Official Thread)
Re: Hawkwind A great tribute to Hawkwind was done by Arjen's band Star One with Dave Brock doing the vocals. As somebody posted on You Tube, 'Hawkwind on Steroids'!!! RsE2lh_5vj0- Andwar
- Post #20
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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top 5 most recognizible guitar riffs
Smoke On the Water - Deep Purple Paranoid - Black Sabbath I Feel Fine - The Beatles Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix Black Dog - Led Zeppelin and many others just missing the top 5 are listed by other people.- Andwar
- Post #23
- Forum: Book of Lists
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David Bowie (Official Thread)
Re: David Bowie Around the Ziggy era his 'package' was often prominent on his publicity items ..........lol- Andwar
- Post #36
- Forum: 70's Music
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Hawkwind (Official Thread)
Re: Hawkwind I agree that there are a lot of similarities between Hawkwind and Amon Duul 2 with some of them due to Dave Anderson who was with Amon Duul and left to join Hawkwind, I seem to remember at the request of Dave Brock (although I may be wrong). Lemmy was sacked from the band in 1975...- Andwar
- Post #17
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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Which Fleetwood Mac lineup do you like better?
The Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac was a better era even though 'Rumours' is a classic album.- Andwar
- Post #29
- Forum: 60's Music
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Monumental Moments In Music!
There have been many monumental moments in music for me but the 1st time I saw Jimi Hendrix live I was awe struck! It was 1966 when he had just released 'Hey Joe' and the 'Are you Experienced' album. I remember standing there mouth open wide in sheer amazement at what he could do with that...- Andwar
- Post #16
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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David Bowie (Official Thread)
Re: David Bowie I first got into David Bowie with his 'Man Who Sold The World! album. Even though it was an erratic album there are some great Bowie songs on there - notably 'All The Madmen' and 'The Man Who Sold The World' (which Lulu recorded years later with Bowie producing). After that...- Andwar
- Post #34
- Forum: 70's Music
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Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?
Re: What are you listening to vol 3. Got the family here and listening to Perry Como (!!?%^$£)- Andwar
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Yet another newbie (oldie??)............
If I was Andy Warhol I would be dead and I am very much alive (I think!!)......lol Thanx for the welcome everybody :)- Andwar
- Post #17
- Forum: Introduce Yourself !
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Chris Farlowe (Official Thread)
Re: Chris Farlowe Ahhh.......Handbags and Gladrags. Theres a classic :))- Andwar
- Post #2
- Forum: 60's Music
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Taste? (Official Thread)
Re: Taste? I remember buying "Blister on the Moon" / "Born on the Wrong Side of Time" on an Irish import. Played it to death!!! They were a great blues based band :)- Andwar
- Post #5
- Forum: 60's Music
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Yet another newbie (oldie??)............
Hi one & all :) I have been looking for a good Rock forum for a while now and this looks like it! Music has always been a major part of my life ever since I heard The Beatles in the early 60's. Even though I like most types of music, Rock (as well as 60's / early 70's music) has always...- Andwar
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