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*** Official Music Thread ***

thfcsteff said:
An outstanding crossover performance from true legends...Boiler Room brings Underworld to a whole new audience IMO, an d it's been fun to watch people latching onto "Born Slippy" from this set (such a '90s staple banger for so many of us)...this is a hard yet playful set from two wonderful artists. Karl is 68, Rick is 66...crazy...for purists, the opening 9+ minute "Dark Train" is tweaked from any other version I've heard them do (and I've been seeing them since the mid-90s)...anyway, if you wish, enjoy!

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I watched some of that lastnight on YouTube
 
...saw Oasis again in Pasadena (was at Cardiff on July 4th) and of course a different vibe but fudge me, they remain so utterly on it and the radiant light, heat, excitement and love was immense...back to listening to the Monnow Valley and Sawmills moixes of Definitely, Maybe...
 
thfcsteff said:
Chase & Status last night, hadn't seen them since Glastonbury in 2014 maybe? Anyway, very very lively indeed! A good night!
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Haven't been to see any live music in ages and miss it, but just not anything out there that grabs me at the moment.

Having my YouTube run when I work I stumbled on some bluesy country by some bloke called Charlie Crockett and although country is not my thing, I actually really enjoyed some of it
 
Grays_1890 said:
Haven't been to see any live music in ages and miss it, but just not anything out there that grabs me at the moment.
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What genres do you like?

Up and coming bands i like and have seen in recent months and recommend are Death of Guitar Pop (Ska), Maze (Indie) and Block 33 (Mod). All very reasonable ticket prices.

More established names included Sham69, Menace and Public Image who were top drawer. Again, big names in their day but not expensive.
 
Nutter-Naylor said:
What genres do you like?

Up and coming bands i like and have seen in recent months and recommend are Death of Guitar Pop (Ska), Maze (Indie) and Block 33 (Mod). All very reasonable ticket prices.

More established names included Sham69, Menace and Public Image who were top drawer. Again, big names in their day but not expensive.
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I like everything mate, so thanks for the heads up, will have a gander today
 
thfcsteff said:
An outstanding crossover performance from true legends...Boiler Room brings Underworld to a whole new audience IMO, an d it's been fun to watch people latching onto "Born Slippy" from this set (such a '90s staple banger for so many of us)...this is a hard yet playful set from two wonderful artists. Karl is 68, Rick is 66...crazy...for purists, the opening 9+ minute "Dark Train" is tweaked from any other version I've heard them do (and I've been seeing them since the mid-90s)...anyway, if you wish, enjoy!

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Glorious. Thanks for posting. Had continous boosegumps throughout Two months off. If someone put a gun to my head and said I could only listen to one group/band for the rest of my life, I know who I'd choose.
 
Daisuk said:
Glorious. Thanks for posting. Had continous boosegumps throughout Two months off. If someone put a gun to my head and said I could only listen to one group/band for the rest of my life, I know who I'd choose.
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Saw them twice in one week a few weeks back. Just fantastic still. One of my favourites for going on 26 years now...
 
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