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TRIPLE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOF!
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TRIPLE OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOF!
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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Great choices young C , Julian Cope is selling off his personal belongings on ebay at the moment , you get a certificate signed by the great man himself.
If I jerk- the handle jerk- the handle you'll thrill me and thrill me
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jimboo wrote:Great choices young C , Julian Cope is selling off his personal belongings on ebay at the moment , you get a certificate signed by the great man himself.
Cheers jim-lad I'll check that out
What do I search?
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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C wrote:jimboo wrote:Great choices young C , Julian Cope is selling off his personal belongings on ebay at the moment , you get a certificate signed by the great man himself.
Cheers jim-lad I'll check that out
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/Julian-Cope-Archive/
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Jon Hiseman has died....rest in peace.
kath wrote:i do not wanna buy the world a fucquin gotdamn coke.
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never/ever wrote:Jon Hiseman has died....rest in peace.
Oh dear oh dear.
A great drummer and one of my heroes
RIP Jon
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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sloopjohnc wrote:Going to dinner tomorrow night to the place where they filmed this video.
Used to be a favorite of my mom and dad's.
Cool
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Simply the best.
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C wrote:sloopjohnc wrote:Going to dinner tomorrow night to the place where they filmed this video.
Used to be a favorite of my mom and dad's.
Cool
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Hope the food is better than the record.
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The first time I saw this album was October 1969 - I was at school and my class mate Raymond St John, the bloke who went on to co-write Sade's Smooth Operator, was walking down the corridor with the album under his arm
What was the album....?
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What was the album....?
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C wrote:The first time I saw this album was October 1969 - I was at school and my class mate Raymond St John, the bloke who went on to co-write Sade's Smooth Operator, was walking down the corridor with the album under his arm
What was the album....?
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Trout Mask Replica?
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robertff wrote:C wrote:The first time I saw this album was October 1969 - I was at school and my class mate Raymond St John, the bloke who went on to co-write Sade's Smooth Operator, was walking down the corridor with the album under his arm
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Trout Mask Replica?
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Very close Rob - Hot Rats
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Guilt Machine - On This Perfect Day
Another project of Anthony Arjen Lucassen, the prolific Dutch prog metal maestro best known for the Ayreon project.
To be honest despite trying him on a number of occasions and admiring much of what he does, I just find the prog metal rock opera stuff a bit tedious and so drawn out.
This album is a little different and after a couple of plays is probably my favourite of his albums. Excellent vocals from Jasper Steverlinck (not come across him before).
Another project of Anthony Arjen Lucassen, the prolific Dutch prog metal maestro best known for the Ayreon project.
To be honest despite trying him on a number of occasions and admiring much of what he does, I just find the prog metal rock opera stuff a bit tedious and so drawn out.
This album is a little different and after a couple of plays is probably my favourite of his albums. Excellent vocals from Jasper Steverlinck (not come across him before).
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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For the second time today, the magnificent
the sheer range of emotions it arouses, the inventiveness, juxtapositions - what an album. Thank you C.
the sheer range of emotions it arouses, the inventiveness, juxtapositions - what an album. Thank you C.
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John aka Josh wrote: Thank you C.
A pleasure
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