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What are you listening to? Part XXX - Sexxxy tunes for sexxxy folks

Sadie said:
Feeling thar hard right now. As Ali always said "life comes first " but seeing how quiet it is now I regret putting so much life first. It's making me sad and deeply nostalgic.

There's still fire yet!
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I'm just buzzing me you and shambles are here! As long as my favorites are mostly still around, I'll be happy.
 


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EDIT: Right that's me decided to get back into practicing the acoustic guitar. This track has inspired me. The chords, strumming pattern, and rhythm are not beyond me. I 'just' need to apply myself for 5-10 minutes (ideally more) every day, until I get this nailed down as well as I possibly currently can. Unfortunately this is something I have historically struggled to make time and energy for when also working full time. But quite often these days there is no over time at work, meaning I get to finish nice and early, meaning there is plenty of time available.

I also need to order new strings, as my top E string has broken. I'm so annoyed with myself that I dont seem to have kept a note in any diary or anything anywhere as to what brand, gauge, and type, my current strings are. It seems that I got them from a local store, rather than online too, as they werent in any order history, anywhere online. So I'll have to research the best sounding and eaiest to play strings all over again, and will probably come to the same conclusion as I did last time, and hopefully buy the same thing again. (I cant remember my decision from last time - I think it was during the Covid lockdown.)

Unless the store didnt have my prefered option and so i went for a second option instead :rolleyes:

It wont be the end of the world, just quite a pain in the ass to have to change a whole set of strings, if I don't manage to get new strings that are the same as the old, and so won't all sound right together. But obviously meaning that if I do get the right ones, I'll only have to fit the one new top E string.
 
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I'll never understand The Waterboys, to me they recorded one of the finest folk rock albums that I have ever heard (Fisherman's Blues) and they were so outstanding and talented in the genre (IMHO), but yet they only recorded that one folk album, and all the rest of their material, is just average, if that, "Rock", although, tbh, I havent listened to it a great deal.

Other than when I saw them live not too long ago, and they only played one song from Fisherman's Blues. But yet their biggest hit, kind of goes beyond all genres, but could be considered folk rock I guess - 'The Whole Of The Moon'. And it is not on Fisherman's Blues.

On Fisherman's Blues, they built on all the Irish folk song histrory and brought it bang up to date, but then apparently did no more. Perhaps they thought they couldnt take it any further, I really don't know, or understand, why they didn't do more folk, when they so very good at it. Why not play to your strengths?

Anyway, the track posted is one of most the oustanding tracks on Fisherman's Blues, again, IMHO.
 
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Still sounds amazing imho. Such a dynamic loud/ quiet track, with amazing builds ups to several high intensity, mind blowing, and euphoric crescendos, that transition so expertly and smoothly down a notch to the hook of a smooth electonica, (but real) pop bassline. Until they finally end with the real crescendo.

Apologies for 'going on with myself', but you could say that I have strong positive feelings towards this track. The crescendos never loose their power for me, I'm in awe every time.
 
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what to put with so much to share and try to prioritize brevity none the less. I have already deleted a long rant so if this gets finished then....

just check my pic works....
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ok, i know, not the most original compilation but.. having written yet another 40 min answer I need to just acknowledge that I understand how few specific records I post, albums being rare due to my failure in thinking that despite most having a dynamic taste in a wide range of music they not only realize it means nothing more than the noise it is but, in genuine good faith, a poster asked if I could be prevented from making posts in this thread that refer to any compilation blended technically into a continuous mix by a disc jockey, as it makes no sense to anyone who has no concept of how the UK perfected the accessibility of 21st C state of the art discotechnical concepts for almost 2 decades before reaching saturation point by 2005. The very notion of a nightclub does not seem to exist in the Uk anymore - James Palumbo's touristy but technically impressive Ministry Of Sound (The Box always sounded great) was, along with Turnmills, one of the first 2 clubs to get a 24 hour music license in the UK but like all these do's in Brum, its events are held as often as 'all day' parties than at night.

Anyway nice to see Sham and Lady Sadie back posting xxxx
 
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