still wondering why midges are ecstatic about the house falling in
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A friend of mine asked me to play him some Fall tracks the other day, he wanted to find out more. One of the things I played was 4 ? Inch. MY GOD !!! What a track. Utter madness.
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Nothing wrong with 10 year old tracks. Try this – it’s 93 years old:
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Adam
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Hello All, Nearly 60-year-old man here listening to 10+ years old tunes. Been awhile!
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Happy Birthday To You,
Happy Birthday Dear Grotesque,
Happy Birthday To You.
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40 years old today (in the UK at least).
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‘New Face In Hell’ for me I think.
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adam
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A friend of mine asked me to play him some Fall tracks the other day, he wanted to find out more. One of the things I played was 4 ? Inch. MY GOD !!! What a track. Utter madness.
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Nothing wrong with 10 year old tracks. Try this – it’s 93 years old:
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Adam
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Hello All, Nearly 60-year-old man here listening to 10+ years old tunes. Been awhile!
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Nice to see you again, AmC!
OBG
the nearly toast man
On 11/17/2020 12:56 PM Chris Kovin <chris.kovin@...> wrote:
Hello All, Nearly 60-year-old man here listening to 10+ years old tunes. Been awhile!
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Hello All, Nearly 60-year-old man here listening to 10+ years old tunes. Been awhile!
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Bird Names song from "Enters Squidless?Traceland the Great Wall" CDr EP (2006)
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> On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote:
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> Toby:
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> Speaking of "awful, but strangely alluring", I regularly get a song stuck
> in my head - I'm pretty sure that Pete introduced me to the band.? I
> know the song's called Nature, but that's all I've got.? There's some
> high-pitched caterwauling, some fairly shambolic vocals and a really
> really catchy section of tune.? It goes like this bom bom bom,
> bom-ba-bom-ba-bom, da-da-doo-doo da-da-doo-doo.? Anyway, I love it, but
> I can't remember for the life of me.
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> Pete?? PETE!?
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> Ah!? That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names!
Fantastic!? That's the one.? Thanks Pete.? If you could send me it, I'd
be eternally grateful, for at least a day.
Toby
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By all accounts, Kylie did a version of it! Oooh, I need to listen to that. Opus III had the bit hit with it.
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And Barton directed James’s Sit Down video. But don’t hold that against him.
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adam
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I was also watching this utter classic on the Annie Nightingale special BBC4 thing last weekend and it also freaked out Lucas.
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Jane and Barton, what a stupendous ditty of weirdness. He said it sounded like something from a mad child horror movie. "But there's no music" he cried.
Love this - never heard of it before...?
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I was also watching this utter classic on the Annie Nightingale special BBC4 thing last weekend and it also freaked out Lucas.
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Jane and Barton, what a stupendous ditty of weirdness. He said it sounded like something from a mad child horror movie. "But there's no music" he cried.
Love this - never heard of it before...?
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And does the Funkster comment on whether Craig did indeed play Sonic Youth riffs?
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adam
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The latest episode of Funky Si's A-Z of Manchester is out, letter V. Simon has a theory that Craig was kicked out of the group because he upgraded his old Vox amp and lost his signature sound. So maybe there was some truth in the "Failure
to maintain amplifiers" thing after all.
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The latest episode of Funky Si's A-Z of Manchester is out, letter V. Simon has a theory that Craig was kicked out of the group because he upgraded his old Vox amp and lost his signature sound. So maybe there was some truth in the "Failure to maintain amplifiers" thing after all.
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I was also watching this utter classic on the Annie Nightingale special BBC4 thing last weekend and it also freaked out Lucas. Jane and Barton, what a stupendous ditty of weirdness. He said it sounded like something from a mad child horror movie. "But there's no music" he cried. adam ?On 13/11/2020, 16:05, "Adam Marshall" <adam.marshall@...> wrote: For some reason this song really gets to my son. He cant understand why anybody would make it adam
On 13/11/2020, 16:03, " [email protected] on behalf of Adam Marshall" < [email protected] on behalf of adam.marshall@...> wrote: That will get them back for the endless Baby Shark plays On 13/11/2020, 16:00, " [email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" < [email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote: > On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote: > > Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names! Great news Pete, both my children were forced to listen, separately, to the song and their reactions were markedly similar - firstly, horror at its awfulness; followed by amused bafflement at (a) how such music could even exist, and (b) how anyone could enjoy it. A day of triumph! Toby
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I've got to agree with your son.
This makes me feel young. Hooray.
OBG
10 gecs at half mast
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On 11/13/2020 11:05 AM Adam Marshall <adam.marshall@...> wrote:
For some reason this song really gets to my son. He cant understand why anybody would make it
adam
?On 13/11/2020, 16:03, "[email protected] on behalf of Adam Marshall" <[email protected] on behalf of adam.marshall@...> wrote:
That will get them back for the endless Baby Shark plays
On 13/11/2020, 16:00, "[email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" <[email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote:
> On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote:
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> Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names!
Great news Pete, both my children were forced to listen, separately, to
the song and their reactions were markedly similar - firstly, horror at
its awfulness; followed by amused bafflement at (a) how such music could
even exist, and (b) how anyone could enjoy it.
A day of triumph!
Toby
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I didn’t mind stampy cat. It skeppy that gets me. Jeez what an awful voice ?On 13/11/2020, 16:27, " [email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" < [email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote: It's got better in recent years, but a few years back the demented laugh of "Stampy Cat" would have had me reaching for my gun (if I had one). Daughter (12) has just informed me the the girl she sits next to in class listens to Pink Floyd and Jefferson Airplane. Tee hee - you said "Bum" Toby
On 13 Nov 2020, at 16:10, Adam Marshall <adam.marshall@...> wrote: > > Ah 12 & 16. Your sound track must be youtubers with annoying voices screaming "Oh My God I do not fricking believe it" for hours on end. > > Baby Shark would be better. Or the Flying Bum song > > adam
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It's got better in recent years, but a few years back the demented laugh
of "Stampy Cat" would have had me reaching for my gun (if I had one).
Daughter (12) has just informed me the the girl she sits next to in class
listens to Pink Floyd and Jefferson Airplane.
Tee hee - you said "Bum"
Toby
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On 13 Nov 2020, at 16:10, Adam Marshall <adam.marshall@...> wrote:
Ah 12 & 16. Your sound track must be youtubers with annoying voices screaming "Oh My God I do not fricking believe it" for hours on end.
Baby Shark would be better. Or the Flying Bum song
adam
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Ah 12 & 16. Your sound track must be youtubers with annoying voices screaming "Oh My God I do not fricking believe it" for hours on end. Baby Shark would be better. Or the Flying Bum song adam ?On 13/11/2020, 16:06, " [email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" < [email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote: Sadly, that isn't something I'm even aware of. They're 12 and 16 [pauses briefly to stare into space to consider the relentless march of time]. Toby
On 13 Nov 2020, at 16:02, Adam Marshall <adam.marshall@...> wrote: > > That will get them back for the endless Baby Shark plays > > On 13/11/2020, 16:00, " [email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" < [email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote: > >> On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote: >> >> Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names! > > Great news Pete, both my children were forced to listen, separately, to > the song and their reactions were markedly similar - firstly, horror at > its awfulness; followed by amused bafflement at (a) how such music could > even exist, and (b) how anyone could enjoy it. > > A day of triumph! > > Toby > > > > > > > > > > > >
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Sadly, that isn't something I'm even aware of. They're 12 and 16 [pauses
briefly to stare into space to consider the relentless march of time].
Toby
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On 13 Nov 2020, at 16:02, Adam Marshall <adam.marshall@...> wrote:
That will get them back for the endless Baby Shark plays
?On 13/11/2020, 16:00, "[email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" <[email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote:
On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote:
Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names! Great news Pete, both my children were forced to listen, separately, to
the song and their reactions were markedly similar - firstly, horror at
its awfulness; followed by amused bafflement at (a) how such music could
even exist, and (b) how anyone could enjoy it.
A day of triumph!
Toby
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For some reason this song really gets to my son. He cant understand why anybody would make it adam ?On 13/11/2020, 16:03, " [email protected] on behalf of Adam Marshall" < [email protected] on behalf of adam.marshall@...> wrote: That will get them back for the endless Baby Shark plays On 13/11/2020, 16:00, " [email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" < [email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote: > On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote: > > Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names! Great news Pete, both my children were forced to listen, separately, to the song and their reactions were markedly similar - firstly, horror at its awfulness; followed by amused bafflement at (a) how such music could even exist, and (b) how anyone could enjoy it. A day of triumph! Toby
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That will get them back for the endless Baby Shark plays ?On 13/11/2020, 16:00, " [email protected] on behalf of Toby Blake" < [email protected] on behalf of tobyblake@...> wrote: > On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote: > > Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names! Great news Pete, both my children were forced to listen, separately, to the song and their reactions were markedly similar - firstly, horror at its awfulness; followed by amused bafflement at (a) how such music could even exist, and (b) how anyone could enjoy it. A day of triumph! Toby
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On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote:
Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names! Great news Pete, both my children were forced to listen, separately, to the song and their reactions were markedly similar - firstly, horror at its awfulness; followed by amused bafflement at (a) how such music could even exist, and (b) how anyone could enjoy it. A day of triumph! Toby
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On 13 Nov 2020, at 10:49, peter cushing <bollops@...> wrote:
Toby:
Speaking of "awful, but strangely alluring", I regularly get a song stuck
in my head - I'm pretty sure that Pete introduced me to the band. I
know the song's called Nature, but that's all I've got. There's some
high-pitched caterwauling, some fairly shambolic vocals and a really
really catchy section of tune. It goes like this bom bom bom,
bom-ba-bom-ba-bom, da-da-doo-doo da-da-doo-doo. Anyway, I love it, but
I can't remember for the life of me.
Pete? PETE!?
Ah! That would be ' Nature Is The Most Boring Mystery', by Bird Names! Fantastic! That's the one. Thanks Pete. If you could send me it, I'd be eternally grateful, for at least a day. Toby
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