BeebRock II - Music Shows on BBC Four, Sky Arts and everywhere else

PsychoPete

Skid X wrote: »

Why they changed it?

I can't say

People just liked it better that way

Welsh Megaman

Hang On To Many Broken Hearts

:cool:

Welsh Megaman

PsychoPete

You made a balls of that Jason

Welsh Megaman

“Black Vile-vet”.


You had one job, Jason. ONE JOB.

Hangdogroad

PsychoPete wrote: »

I absolutely despise UB40

Their first two albums and early singles were really good. They later turned to ****e, the brother was a big fan.(of their ****e incarnation)

dasdog

Hangdogroad wrote: »

Their first two albums and early singles were really good. They later turned to ****e, the brother was a big fan.(of their ****e incarnation)

One in Ten is a great song. That's about it for me.

Welsh Megaman

Already, Toppitypoppity 1990 is in April.

More Yewtree shenanigans? Or Mike Smith not allowing the episodes to be shown?

dasdog

I'm kind of glued to this now - Generation Z has lots of talented musicians who have discovered albums of yesteryear thanks to youtube and other methods. I always thought UK and jazz were incompatible bar a few exceptions but I'm happily being proven wrong.

Probably talking to myself and youse are all watching the LLS :pac:

BandMember

dasdog wrote: »

I'm kind of glued to this now - Generation Z has lots of talented musicians who have discovered albums of yesteryear thanks to youtube and other methods. I always thought UK and jazz were incompatible bar a few exceptions but I'm happily being proven wrong.

Probably talking to myself and youse are all watching the LLS :pac:

https://tenor.com/view/tracey-morgan-no-nope-gif-11034200

Arthur Daley

Nick Mason driving his 250 GTO best soundtrack of the night.

Gizmo55

Arthur Daley wrote: »

Nick Mason driving his 250 GTO best soundtrack of the night.

Re the pig...'so you stuck a set of balls on it?'

'yeah, that was about it'

OldRio

Some cracking sounds on here. One or two not for me but overall this is good.

refusetolose

"the cover of urban hymns is a picture of the verve waiting to have their photograph taken for the cover"

good show on sky arts about album covers

Ol' Donie

I see McFly: It's All About Us is on ITV right now.

Didn't make Skid's post for some reason. I can only assume an error.

Hotblack Desiato

Jordan 199 wrote: »

Ludwig drums. The late and great Neil Peart played them.

Ginger Baker
Frank Beard
John Bonham
Bill Bruford
Karen Carpenter
Tre Cool
Mick Fleetwood
Don Henley
Nick Mason
Mitch Mitchell
Keith Moon
Cozy Powell
Marky Ramone
Buddy Rich
Ringo Starr
Roger Taylor
Alex Van Halen
Bill Ward
Charlie Watts
Meg White

Skid X

Ol' Donie wrote: »

I see McFly: It's All About Us is on ITV right now.

Didn't make Skid's post for some reason. I can only assume an error.

Yes, that was an error. Sorry about that

I would have properly listed that and all, I quite like the Busted in small doses. And McBusted. Although not enough to watch an hour long show on them

I am saving Miles Davis for tomorrow.

Hotblack Desiato

The Carpets were fúcking great.

THIS IS HOW IT FEELS TO BE CITY

THIS IS HOW IT FEELS TO BE SMALL

Ol' Donie

Skid X wrote: »

Yes, that was an error. Sorry about that

I would have properly listed that and all, I quite like the Busted in small doses. And McBusted. Although not enough to watch an hour long show on them

I am saving Miles Davis for tomorrow.

If you'll indulge my insecurity for a minute, I just want to be 100% clear that I was joking and was in no way offering criticism of the outstanding weekly update post.

Bleedin' McFly.

The apology is all mine.

Skid X

Ol' Donie wrote: »

If you'll indulge my insecurity for a minute, I just want to be 100% clear that I was joking and was in no way offering criticism of the outstanding weekly update post.

Bleedin' McFly.

The apology is all mine.

Yeah, that's all well and dandy Donie but I wasn't actually joking.

The lad from Beastie Boys who died might be turning in his grave to this, but he shouldn't be :pac:

Ol' Donie

Sabotage would be more appropriate.

(Frankly, somebody should be apologising for that)

Hotblack Desiato

Jesus christ. Eye bleach! Ear bleach!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5rRZdiu1UE

Ahh. That's better.

Bozo Skeleton

Not a fan of They Might Be Giants or anything, but when I realised Birdhouse In Your Soul was actually a bedside nighlight singing, that made that old harmless earworm song kinda sweet.

dasdog

Skid X wrote: »

I am saving Miles Davis for tomorrow.

It's good but the raspy voice narration was a bit much. He was something else though. I read his biography a few years ago.

From the day he left St. Louis for New York as a teenager to the day he died, Miles Dewey Davis III was the coolest motherfvcker on the planet. I don't say "motherfvcker" to be vulgar; it was Miles's favorite word. In his 400-page autobiography, it appears 312 times.

His art really peaked at the end of the 60's and in to the early 70's. Along with Bitches Brew, A Tribute to Jack Johnson is a masterpiece.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up9yWDl0jBc

Capt'n Midnight

today · Sat, Nov 21 · 16:30-18:50 · 300. Film4
White Christmas - (1954) Musical, starring Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, featuring seasonal songs by Irving Berlin.

A pair of former soldiers start a new career as nightclub entertainers. They try to boost the popularity of their old commanding officer's struggling winter resort in Vermont by staging a series of extravagant shows, with a little help from their former army buddies and a talented singing sister act.

today · Sat, Nov 21 · 15:15-17:30 · 306. TalkingPics TV
King Creole - 1958 Musical Elvis Presley

A high-school drop-out with a talent for singing takes a job performing at a nightclub to support his unemployed father. A local gangster wants to recruit the singer for his own establishment, and sends a seductive moll to lure him away from his girlfriend.

Skid X

dasdog wrote: »

It's good but the raspy voice narration was a bit much. He was something else though. I read his biography a few years ago.



His art really peaked at the end of the 60's and in to the early 70's. Along with Bitches Brew, A Tribute to Jack Johnson is a masterpiece.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up9yWDl0jBc

Watching it now, I agree about the narration, it's hard work to figure it out especially when there is music playing underneath it.

Apart from that it is well made.

sligojoek

BandMember wrote: »

I genuinely think that there's both an element of snobbery (in terms of how Shane and The Pogues are perceived by middle Britain) and an (anti-)Irish aspect to it to go along with the ultra trendy liberal PC angle.

Now, maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I've felt for the past couple of years since this debate really started. Of course, it's spread across the sea to Ireland as well with that gob****e on 2FM trying to play the latter card. Thankfully, he was told where he could fúck off to very quickly by the vast majority of the public! :pac:

How's BM?

Here's a few quotes from Philip Chevron (from Medusa) I posted in a different thread yesterday.
Did you get to see Julien Temple's Shane Doc yet?
I'm told I'm in it for a few secs. It's a clip from another doc. Filmed in Nenagh mid 90s.

Welsh Megaman

Nick Mason’s Saucerful Of Secrets on Sky Arts right now

sligojoek

sligojoek wrote: »

How's BM?

Here's a few quotes from Philip Chevron (from Medusa) I posted in a different thread yesterday.
Did you get to see Julien Temple's Shane Doc yet?
I'm told I'm in it for a few secs. It's a clip from another doc. Filmed in Nenagh mid 90s.

Sorry, I forgot to include the link to Phil.

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=115355456&postcount=1231

Ol' Donie

Happy Birthday Pete Best!