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Porteous has just scored for Watford.Going to listen to the Damned's new album Darkadelic.They showed it off in their live set through in Glasgow about 3 weeks ago.A lot are saying it's their best album in ages.
 
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Sometimes (not that often mind) cover versions are just really good

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Same here, no big fan of Prince but wow! Stick with it until the end.
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I always thought of him as an "up his own arse so far he could swing on his tonsils" kind of guy - but the guy can really play. Awesome.
 
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I always thought of him as an "up his own arse so far he could swing on his tonsils" kind of guy - but the guy can really play. Awesome.
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I read somewhere he had very short notice for this and just turned up and did it. Superb!
 
Watch David Bowie play Suffragette City for the first time in London, just 8 days after recording it for Ziggy Stardust.

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Watch David Bowie play Suffragette City for the first time in London, just 8 days after recording it for Ziggy Stardust

David Bowie gave London its first taste of his forthcoming Ziggy Stardust album at Imperial College on February 12, 1972
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There's currently a post on Facebook with someone asking for people's favourite folkie covers of pop songs. There are where people slow classics down to a dirge and overdo the soulful emotion thing (which I fucking hate!).

However I discovered this which I think is brilliant.

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Peevemor said:
There's currently a post on Facebook with someone asking for people's favourite folkie covers of pop songs. There are where people slow classics down to a dirge and overdo the soulful emotion thing (which I fucking hate!).

However I discovered this which I think is brilliant.

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This is Ecosse calling.

Come back @Peevemor , you have been too long in folksy Bretagne!

For this kind of version, I usually have to look no further than bank or other dodgy financial service offerers' tv adverts 🤑
 
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The discussion about the price of concert tickets, etc. on the gig thread made me think of this guy.

Matthieu Chedid comes from a musical family and is first and foremost a brilliant guitarist. He does stuff with his dad, brother and sisters as well as various other collaborations.

Early on in his career he created "M", a stage persona which he uses for most of his concerts.

He plays a lot of small venues (I saw him in St Malo in a 900 capacity venue) and almost never takes more than 30€ for a ticket.

Here he is in Brittany at one of the biggest festivals in France, where he's accompanied by the newly recruited Gail Ann Dorsey on bass. He certainly knows how to milk a crowd!

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OK. A Breton punk/trad fusion, with Harry McKirdy on guitar (I'm in there too🤘).

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Peevemor said:
OK. A Breton punk/trad fusion, with Harry McKirdy on guitar (I'm in there too🤘).

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Fkn hell. There's an outside chance @1875 will like that cos of the song.

i hate the song and ....... come back Alain Stivel alles ist vergeben!
 
HaarlemShuffler said:
Fkn hell. There's an outside chance @1875 will like that cos of the song.

i hate the song and ..... come back Alain Stivel alles ist vergeben!
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If you want - I'm in there too

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