Music thread

Love it. Just bought his Heavy Elevator album. You have excelled yourself Mr Pig.

boltonbonce wrote:Love it. Just bought his Heavy Elevator album. You have excelled yourself Mr Pig.

 
Great album! Just been listening to that on my dinner break, going to see him at Gorilla soon as well 

My next gig on the 18th February

Norpig wrote:My next gig on the 18th February

I'm still bingeing on Hamish Hawk.

boltonbonce wrote:
I'm still bingeing on Hamish Hawk.

Went to see him last week and he was excellent, from the songs i've heard on the new album its going to be a cracker!

Norpig wrote:My next gig on the 18th February

I’m liking this a lot, Norpig. Hamish much less so

This just won the Grammy for Song of the Year, beating the likes of Harry Styles, Beyonce and Adele etc and causing youthful online outrage:-  Perhaps the judges do take lyrics into account after all.....

okocha wrote:This just won the Grammy for Song of the Year, beating the likes of Harry Styles, Beyonce and Adele etc and causing youthful online outrage:-  Perhaps the judges do take lyrics into account after all.....

Brilliant. Bonnie can do no wrong in my eyes.

11.02.2
Bonce, have you ever seen this stunning live performance of Bonnie's on Jools Holland's show back in 1995?(?) What a voice......effortless!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b17Ifow45Q

Lady Bobsworth was watching 'The Smartest Guys in the Room' yesterday. It was about Enron and I only caught the end of it.

It seemed quite good and I'll have to catch up later but the credits were played out to Tom Waits 'Gods away on Business'. I hadn't heard that before but it was powerful.

okocha wrote:

Here's Bonnie's response to the torrent of messages she's received following her Grammy success and the lyrics involving the truly beautiful, emotional subject matter. 

But still not entirely sure what the line about regret over "looking away"refers to....from what/whom? 

https://www.bonnieraitt.com/news/bonnies-response-to-the-outpouring-of-emotional-messages-to-just-like-that/

Loved this band back in the early 90's then they disappeared. Rediscovered them again recently and this is still fantastic! 

The real Hip Priest would have absolutely loved this. Frank Sidebottom tackles The Fall's anthem"Hit the North"
Somewhere on the web there is another version of this where Frank gets a wondrously baffled and totally confused David Soul ("Hutch" from TV series Starsky and Hutch) to play keyboards on the track outside Frank's garden shed in Timperley.

RIP Mark E. Smith and Chris Sievey