Heston and Marky's Friday Top 5

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Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 11:12am
I'd probably buy a Heston action figure.
Would probably be more of a "lack of action" figure.
There's a tiny, tiny hopeful part of me that says you guys are running a Kaufmanesque long con on the board

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Marky Dread wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 9:10am
4. The New Humans - What If You're Wrong?. Some Bloke ;)
How fucking good is this? If this had been released in the mid 80s this would've filled the Hacienda.
Phil Collins live at the Crab Nebula with you. ;)
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Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 2:32pm
Marky Dread wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 9:10am
4. The New Humans - What If You're Wrong?. Some Bloke ;)
How fucking good is this? If this had been released in the mid 80s this would've filled the Hacienda.
Phil Collins live at the Crab Nebula with you. ;)
Always makes me grin. Along with side 7 of Sandinista! What a great track.
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Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 10:54am
I'm also looking forward to checking out the new James Dean Bradfield album that WWK recommended in the other thread.
I've literally listened to it 20 times since Monday :mrgreen: .
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Hmmm... interesting. Let's see (will have to just interchange songs/albums/artists):

Rob Jungklas - Arkadelphia (The Crooked Beat) - Still perhaps the all time recommendation from the dearly departed (from the board, not life, I presume) TCB. this album truly slays in a moody americana kind of way.

Peter Brötzmann - Machine Gun (eumaas) - Really, eumaas has turned me onto tons and tons of stuff, especially jazz, but this is the exemplar. Free jazz with punk rock ferocity.

Kerry Pastine & the Crime Scene (rebob) - rev has continuously been feeding me great underground acts for quite awhile, this is but one pick of many.

The Beach Boys (Wolter) - I sort of wanted to get into these guys anyways, but Wolt gets a bunch of credit for spurring my intrigue and a deep dive and obsession that remains strong to this day.

Wire (Doctor Medulla) - Other than knowing Minor Threat's 12XU was a cover, I never really checked Wire out until Doc starting talking about them incessantly. He also kindly hooked me up with a few side project albums and such when I first wanted to check out the crazy web of side projects and material that make up the Expanded Wire Universe.

Oh, and here's a 6th honorable mention....

Kiss - Strutter (Heston) - Fucking okay, this one isn't so bad.
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boy, this requires a l lot of thinking! I believe Equals and Sonics were introduced to me here, amany many more I'm sure. Thanks to everyone! :)
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Having been on board since I was 16, I could never trace my current music taste without it. A couple that I remember the source of

The Snake - Al Wilson (Inder)
Bowie (Wolter)
Wire (Dr Medulla)
Black Flag (Flex)
The rest... (Marky)
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JoBoxers - Is This Really the First Time? (Marky) - Marky sent me an upload of their hits comp featuring the catchiest song in the history of the world

Meat Puppets - Two Rivers (weller259) - Desert Island Discs thread

Rolling Stones - Connection (Tep) - An album track that had passed me by until Tep raved about it in a long forgotten thread

Martin Newell - Before the Hurricane (Marky) - Another excellent rec from Marky

Santigold - Disparate Youth (Matey) - Superb song and another from the Tasty Cutz selection
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Wow. And I was proud I could come up with 5 albums.
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Silent Majority wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 4:34pm
Having been on board since I was 16, I could never trace my current music taste without it. A couple that I remember the source of

The Snake - Al Wilson (Inder)
Bowie (Wolter)
Wire (Dr Medulla)
Black Flag (Flex)
The rest... (Marky)
It's quite mad that you were 16 when you joined. Saying that, I think eumaas was 7.
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Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 5:07pm
Silent Majority wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 4:34pm
Having been on board since I was 16, I could never trace my current music taste without it. A couple that I remember the source of

The Snake - Al Wilson (Inder)
Bowie (Wolter)
Wire (Dr Medulla)
Black Flag (Flex)
The rest... (Marky)
It's quite mad that you were 16 when you joined. Saying that, I think eumaas was 7.
But his soul was already 92.
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Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 2:29pm
Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 11:12am
I'd probably buy a Heston action figure.
Would probably be more of a "lack of action" figure.
Trust me, he'd get plenty of action. This house is crammed full of Barbies.
Who pfaffed the pfaff? Who got pfaffed tonight?

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Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 5:20pm
Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 2:29pm
Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 11:12am
I'd probably buy a Heston action figure.
Would probably be more of a "lack of action" figure.
Trust me, he'd get plenty of action. This house is crammed full of Barbies.
I think I Ken manage that.
There's a tiny, tiny hopeful part of me that says you guys are running a Kaufmanesque long con on the board

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Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 5:32pm
Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 5:20pm
Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 2:29pm
Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 11:12am
I'd probably buy a Heston action figure.
Would probably be more of a "lack of action" figure.
Trust me, he'd get plenty of action. This house is crammed full of Barbies.
I think I Ken manage that.
:lol:
Who pfaffed the pfaff? Who got pfaffed tonight?

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Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 5:32pm
Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 5:20pm
Heston wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 2:29pm
Olaf wrote:
17 Sep 2020, 11:12am
I'd probably buy a Heston action figure.
Would probably be more of a "lack of action" figure.
Trust me, he'd get plenty of action. This house is crammed full of Barbies.
I think I Ken manage that.
Not with the new restrictions in your neck of the woods from midnight. Take it easy out there.
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No fuchsias for you.

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