Last seen: Dec 5, 2025
I really enjoyed Brinsley's solo album Tangled from 2021 (shameless plug here, and I've just received a copy of his latest which I'm looking forward t...
Can't beat this one I reckon.../p>
@joe-nathan I just tried it and it worked
I collected, and still have, most of those legendary NME tapes and The Tape With No Name was one of the most influential. If you're canny enough you c...
I presume you all by now have heard of the tragic ending to this story. A cautionary tale indeed.
One of my go to albums for slowly waking up (when I was in a bedsit and had my stereo right next to me) was Bunny Wailor's Blackheart Man. A gorgeous ...
Kelly's one of the "hidden" tracks in the latest Back Pages coming up, a song called Buffalo Ballet which is quite cool.
Right now I'm mesmerised by The Third Mind and looking back onto Jesse Sykes' back catalogue although it looks like most of the album are hard to find
Yip, when he was in The Truckers he was pretty much on the ball but thereafter not so much
Jason Isbell, there, I said it. Partly because not much of what I've heard has caught my attention I'm not too aware of his full catalogue but I fail ...
Agreed, I've never understood the adulation given to "The Boss."
@simon-g I reckon the Stones had a great run from 1968 until 1973, equal to the bands you mention but after that it was a series of diminishing return...
Morag's promoting the book and is appearing at the Edinburgh Radical Book Fair this Friday. I was hoping to go but that's not going to work out so I'l...