Big Head Todd and the Monsters ?

Hadn't heard of them until a couple of days ago, when I did some surfing to find a particular track from a TV prog. (NCIS New Orleans)
Can't wait for that to turn up....I'll probably get told to stop playing it fairly quickly, though. 

"Boom boom boom boom......." (Updated version of a John Lee Hooker song" )

Cheers - Phil

So.....

Yes on both counts then

Don't have a clue who they are!

From the other end of the ownership viewpoint:

I can't stop selling dvds and cds. Well, I mean there's been a few big boxes sent to musicMagpie as trade-ins. The cd rack is near empty; my music tastes have changed that much and I don't hardly listen to music anymore.

Don't worry, Gareth.
Up until a few days ago, I didn't either.
Cheers - Phil

Quote from: Techno on 27 February 2015, 11:28:12 AM
Don't worry, Gareth.
Up until a few days ago, I didn't either.
Cheers - Phil

Funny though because when I'm painting I only listen to things I've heard before; new stuff is a distraction

Ok late entry here, what can I not stop buying, bloody roads, must have a 100 ft of the stuff now.

Quote from: GordonY on 27 February 2015, 11:53:06 AM
Ok late entry here, what can I not stop buying, bloody roads, must have a 100 ft of the stuff now.

100ft

Which do you use Gordon?  I need some more and sounds like you're the expert

Me, too, Gordon. Show us the way.

(did you see what I did, there ... eh?)

I've got all sorts, rigid resin, sorta flexible (looks like soft lino with textured rubber stuck to the top) and my favourite painted felt flexible enough to go over hill and down dale. Just dont get me started on the bloody rivers. 

Quote from: GordonY on 27 February 2015, 12:19:28 PM
.. my favourite painted felt flexible enough to go over hill and down dale. 

Home made?

Yeah theyre easy, just cut them up and slap a few coats of emulsion on them. Not quite as good as commercial stuff but they do the job.

Quote from: GordonY on 27 February 2015, 02:07:41 PM
Yeah theyre easy, just cut them up and slap a few coats of emulsion on them. Not quite as good as commercial stuff but they do the job.

Any chance of a photo?

Also, where do you buy the felt?

Cheers

Quote from: Techno on 27 February 2015, 08:26:23 AM
Am I allowed to say that I can't stop buying CDs ?
Got to have something to listen to, while I push the putty around.
Cheers - Phil

Try Spotify, I have about 400 hundred cd's but now just set up the puter and off it goes. The free version gives you full access with the odd add or two whereas the pay for version is the same without the adds and you can use it offline.

Currently going through the back catalogue of Steeleye Span (22 lp's), then I will probably go on to all of Staus Quo. If you are painting it's brilliant because you can just keep going and not have to get up and change the cd every time.

Quote from: Subedai on 27 February 2015, 02:38:55 PM
Steeleye Span

Thought it was just me!  Love 'em

Did you pick up any of Maddie Prior's solo stuff?

I used to have a few on tape -names escape me- but I do remember having a Silly Sisters tape.

My interest in folk music came from being in the Sealed Knot. I was cajoled into going to a local concert of the Albion Dance Band at Datchett, while we at the camp outside Windsor Castle at the time of Ma Windsor's Silver Jubilee thingy in 1977. They were brilliant as were Fiddler's Dram when I saw them at Lympne Castle . Absolutely detested 'Didn't we have a lovely time' when they brought it out. Like Fairport Convention as well.