NFR: whats your favourite music ?

[RidgeRider]

I am leaning towards and listening to blues right now from some younger artists. I have to say John Mayer and Sara Bareilles are my two CURRENT favs. Two VERY talented younger artists. Mayer has some more mainstream tunes but some of his stuff from a few years ago is excellent. That kid can bring it. I don't usually gravitate towards female artists, with some exceptions, but Bareilles is a talent.

[finnster01]

... I don't usually gravitate towards female artists, with some exceptions, ...

Gravitate is such a wonderful word Mr RR, especially when applied to Dolly Parton's breasts :sir_roy:

[RidgeRider]

... I don't usually gravitate towards female artists, with some exceptions, ...

Gravitate is such a wonderful word Mr RR, especially when applied to Dolly Parton's breasts :sir_roy:

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[Ichabod Magoo]

Gravitate is such a wonderful word Mr RR, especially when applied to Dolly Parton's breasts :sir_roy:

Many years of gravity appears not to have had any effect on Miss Dolly.

[mrska]

The Specials - Gangsters 1980 Saturday Night Live

[bazzamcb]

R.E.M hands down.

[JezamyBates]

The Bus Boys are my favorites of all time

[FatFreddysCat]

Floyd, Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Deep Purple, Happy Mondays. Anyone listening to rap should be shot in their silly jeans below their arse.

[FatFreddysCat]

But the best song ever is How do from the film The Wicker Man, the Sneaker Pimps have done a good cover of it.

[FatFreddysCat]

But the best song ever is How do from the film The Wicker Man, the Sneaker Pimps have done a good cover of it.

Sorry just watched it on Youtube, it's actually called Willows Song in the film (how on Earth did you resist Mr Equaliser?) Anyone who hasn't seen it should have a butchers. The Sneaker Pimps version is actually better and called How Do., but no Britt Eckland  :004: . :55:

[White Noise]

But the best song ever is How do from the film The Wicker Man, the Sneaker Pimps have done a good cover of it.

What an outstanding call.

the wicker man OST-willows song

[White Noise]

My one desert island album would be 'A Tram Shining' by Richard Harris with the incomporable Jimmy Webb.

This is my favourite. A 7 minute masterpiece that many have recorded but has never been bettered -

JIMMY WEBB - RICHARD HARRIS - MacArthur Park

[White Noise]

And then, of course, there is the work of William Shatner -

William shatner in Lucy in the sky with diamonds

[FatFreddysCat]

But the best song ever is How do from the film The Wicker Man, the Sneaker Pimps have done a good cover of it.

What an outstanding call.

the wicker man OST-willows song

Cheers White Noise i've never heard that version before. I did once try to buy the Wickerman soundtrack, but it was about £15, when i thought i'd get it for £3 or £4 . Can you put the Britt Eckland clip on as well please so anyone who hasn't seen it can find out what i'm on about. A polite warning, have the tissues at the ready lads  :004:  :dft012: .

[FatFreddysCat]

White Noise i used to work for united International pictures years ago in Beadon rd Hammersmith, and we used to get to take home VHS cassettes home to watch (yes it was that long ago) and your William Shatner song reminds me of a Star Trek episode (never seen on TV) where both Kirk and Spock are dancing and it was obviously made under the influnce of someone on Lucy in the Sky with diamonds. you know how to find things, see if you can get the clip. I hope it's as funny as i remember and worth the effort, as i was only about 17 at the time and in a permanent Afgani black haze.

[White Noise]

Here its is in two bits Freddy -

Trippiest Star Trek scene ever... wait for the end... WTF??!?

Star trek Kirk and Spock Dance

This is a laugh too -

The Star Trek Hamster Dance

[White Noise]

The whole homo-erotic Kirk/Spock thing is hilarious. Nicely captured by someone here -

You Spin Me Round (Kirk/Spock)