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Oh dear poor Podsworth – is it fatal? I’d be lost and bereft without my Podspal – I had to take it back for repair/replacement when I first got it and it was away from home for 3 days
Get well soon Podsworth
Thanks Kingston – I too had to get my first iPod replaced days after getting it, but he was replaced and I like to think spiritually, it’s the same player just in a more functional body. He’s on the road to recovery but doesn’t get charged nearly as often as he should owing to my breaking his house (also known as an iStation to normal people.) I would charge him via the car adapter but having over 800 songs in reach whilst driving will probably either shorten my life expectancy or raise my insurance costs dramatically. Possibly both.
I have about 600 on mine and still have loads of space, I don’t think I will ever fill him up! I have a house for mine next to my alarm clock and it plays beautifully only I can’t work out how to set the alarm so I wake to the Podspal……… I think I need a 10year-old to fix it for me and I don’t know any here!!
I’m mainly listening to this .. http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/magical+trevor+3/
.. Trevor has a magical toe the same as me, that’s why I like him.I’ve always been into music, like serious music, indie bands n’that, dead intensely musical me.
http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/magical+trevor+2/
aisle 2 .. thats where we saw the ragu ?
LOL Dave.
Still think you can’t beat a bit of Badger Badger Badger or Kenya Song, personally…..
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Adoptive father of two. The patron saint of lower-grade fare. A gently critical friend of point-to-pointing. Kindness is a political act.
The kenya song is great .. what a place, I really fancy it, it makes you feel like just going there.
RnB anybody ..
http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/Thrust+Squad/This week I have mostly been listening to Suede The Singles which is most of the good stuff with the odd exception. Just think, if it wasn’t for Suede, we never would have seen Brett Anderson slapping his ass and Bernard Butler waving his hair, nor would we have heard the strangest pronunciation of ‘maisonettes’ ever.
I haven’t had a chance to listen to it yet but I recently purchased ‘Indie Snob Volume 64’. Some classic stuff on there. Looking forward to ‘Jingly Jangly Jingly’ by the Fey Rodents, ‘The Joy of Feedback’ by Floppy Fringes and the seminal (in every sense of the word) ‘Plinky Plonky EuroDisco’ by We Can’t Dance. Magic.
Il Divo, Regresa a Mi and Patrizio Buanne Un Angelo……….. sigh…. lovely music on my Podspal.
As in our The Diva?
I like’ em even though some people say they are just another Simon
Cowell act they are pretty easy to listen to Currently having a bit of a Britpop revival – been a lot of Elastica and Lush on in the last few days, and have been led astray by someone and thus have bought the new Linkin Park album.
I don’t even know if I’ve spelt that right. But it sounds good.
Anyone got any thoughts on the new Interpol album? Is it worthy of purchasing?
And the Hives are back, as are Foo Fighters. So far, sounds pretty good on both fronts. We had some electricians in earlier, I had Kerrang on via Sky. One of them walked through the living room, rolled his eyes and said "that’s all my daughter listens to, Kerrang".
To which I replied "all the best people". He raised his eyebrows and muttered something
What are the best internet sites for downloading music? (legally)
I’m stuck for music as a year ago my car was broken into and my entire CD collection stolen, and last month the hard drive on my laptop went and with it went all my music files.
I also have a Sony MP3 player, not an ipod, so would downloading songs from itunes be compatible with this or not?
Slightly bizarrely Zoz, I was also listening to Lush this week – Gala (i.e. the proper stuff as opposed to the crud they did when they came back), along with The Heart-Throbs.
Today, the CDs which have graced my office so far are:
In Utero (Nirvana)
Greatest Hits (Leonard Cohen)
Too Young To Die (St. Etienne – best of), and
Lipslide (Sarah Cracknell)The last-named is total pop but very good pop indeed and an album which seemed to pass almost the whole world by for no apparent reason…
What are the best internet sites for downloading music? (legally)
Mesh, you’re such a Tory. Why don’t you try downloading music illegally? It’s an absolute skoosh, and you have zero chance whatsoever of getting huckled for it.
Yes Mesh .. you could imagine just for an instant that you are an anarchist from a council estate without any baggage like morals, standards and all that.
Go on have a taste of freedom .. it’ll be the start of a long road to standing next to someone who knew someone who had smoked dope at a party once, this is probably how Cameron started.
Yes Mesh .. you could imagine just for an instant that you are an anarchist from a council estate without any baggage like morals, standards and all that.
For the record, Davros, I’ve only ever downloaded Sting and Phil Collins, so such barmoters don’t apply.
Nick Drake – Bryter Later
Tim Buckley – Goodbye And HelloThank firk for that, the rest of this thread is a complete mystery
A towering twosome indeed
Currently I’m listening to Desmond Carrington’s ‘The music goes round. Classics from all musical genres’ courtesy of Radio 2 Listen Again.
We all mutate into clones of our parents somewhere down the line; in my case the metamorphosis started soon after I stopped taking the NME in circa 1990
And I wave goodbye to mammon
And smile hello to a streamYo wkd
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