Thats The Pogues! Theyre crackin man, what album's that song off? Ive got quite a few albums, 'Rum Sodomy & The Lash', 'Hell's Ditch', 'Waiting For Herb' & 'Pogue Mahone'. The latter two of which I bought under the impression that Joe Strummer had been the lead singer on them but it turned out that he had only produced the 'Hell's Ditch' album, which is fantastic by the way. Turned out it was Spider Stacy who did the lead vocals after Shane McGowan left. Youve got me listening to them again now lol.
Finally, another Pogues anorak :D It's off the one absolute classic you haven't got - If I Should Fall From Grace With God. That's probably my favourite, but Hell's Ditch, Rum Sodomy etc and Peace and Love run it pretty close. Besides a handful of songs, I don't have much patience for their post-MacGowan output.
On a non-Pogues-related note, here's what I'm listening to at the minute;
There's no denying it - the 80s were bloody awesome.
Mirrorball95
07-01-2009 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Bulldog
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Finally, another Pogues anorak :D It's off the one absolute classic you haven't got - If I Should Fall From Grace With God. That's probably my favourite, but Hell's Ditch, Rum Sodomy etc and Peace and Love run it pretty close. Besides a handful of songs, I don't have much patience for their post-MacGowan output.
On a non-Pogues-related note, here's what I'm listening to at the minute;
There's no denying it - the 80s were bloody awesome.
Good, I still enjoyed the post MacGowan stuff but I could tell right away it wasnt as good as when MacGowan was with them. I realy like 'Hells Ditch', theyre a really great bunch of musicians. Yeah Ive heard of that album before, but as usual went for more obscure stuff the first time round :D.
Human League are quality man! They had a song in the 90s which i remember hearing and liking from a very young age.
Nostalgia rush!
Couldnt find the studio version but even live, this song is fucking ace. Had it on repeat for like 10 times today lol.
Another top tune he did with the excellent James Taylor.
Astronomer
07-01-2009 06:11 PM
The Smiths :D
Mirrorball95
07-01-2009 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by shiseido red
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The Smiths :D
Song? (Please say How Soon Is Now)
Astronomer
07-01-2009 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Mirrorball95
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Song? (Please say How Soon Is Now)
I'm listening to Meat is Murder and How Soon Is Now is the next track :)
Mirrorball95
07-01-2009 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by shiseido red
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I'm listening to Meat is Murder and How Soon Is Now is the next track :)
lol close enough..
Antonio
07-02-2009 06:08 AM
just parusing youtube and watching vids
-such a great video, and i love when the chorus kicks in
EDIT:watch it on youtube, it's really good
-such a thrashworthy song and a really humerous video
now it's this
i'll be getting "One Quiet Night" soon enough
Mirrorball95
07-02-2009 06:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Antonio
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just parusing youtube and watching vids
i'll be getting "One Quiet Night" soon enough
Man, that album is so good, perfect for chilling out to, you're in for a treat.
Antonio
07-02-2009 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Mirrorball95
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Man, that album is so good, perfect for chilling out to, you're in for a treat.
yeah, what'd you think of the other vids?
Mirrorball95
07-02-2009 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Antonio
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yeah, what'd you think of the other vids?
I didnt watch it, all this talk of Neil Young has got me back listening to him again for the first time in quite a while.
Couldnt find studio version, but such a beautiful song. The great thing about Neil is that he can write great rock albums, while at the same time writing some of the most beautiful, emotionally moving songs I've ever heard in my life.
