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Doc Shrink said:
I remember being at an away game (Motherwell perhaps?) a few years back where the floodlights failed a couple of times.... on the third occasion this got played over the sound system.

Fair play.
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Was that the night there was a fire and we were evacuated temporarily?
 
Certain thread inspired

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Charli XCX may confuse a few of her pop fans with this

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Inspired by lunchtime walkies.

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Sancho Panza said:
Killer guitar licks from the late, great Stevie Ray Vaughan.

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Funnily enough. I am not a big fan of SRV but Bowie restricts his rather clichéd blues licks here and gets a different, tighter sound out of him which I like.

The song itself is quite simple in construction, but the exquisite production takes it up that Bowie notch! (Who did production on this one again?)

All imo oc. Good stuff.
 
HaarlemShuffler said:
Funnily enough. I am not a big fan of SRV but Bowie restricts his rather clichéd blues licks here and gets a different, tighter sound out of him which I like.

The song itself is quite simple in construction, but the exquisite production takes it up that Bowie notch! (Who did production on this one again?)

All imo oc. Good stuff.
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Nile Rodgers produced it, iirc.
 
That's what I was painting today. A white room. Fuckin nippy it was as well. But the day is done so on the beers. Happy days.
 
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The track Nick Cave called “the greatest song of spiritual collapse”.​



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The track Nick Cave called "the greatest song of spiritual collapse"

Nick Cave called one of Kris Kristofferson's songs "the greatest song of spiritual collapse", inspiring one of his own more life-affirming tunes.
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No bad mouser
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Seems appropriate.

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joethehibby said:
Gaelic Mike
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This was my old mans funeral tune (not the Oldfield version), he came from the Black Isle and loved this tune. I never had the hard neck to tell him it referred to Benbecula and not the black Isle
 
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