the early stuff

Dancelot said:

namepeace said:

Post a review if you can! Great gig.

that was a great gig, but way too short! only a solid hour. they browsed through all the 2 1/2 albums and squeezed quite a lot of their songs into, but most of them rather shortened around 2 minutes. Pete also mixed some short snippets of old soul classics into the show, like Marvin Gaye, Brick, Keni Burke, Al Green and lots of others, and even some Bee Gees

only around 100 people fit into the venue, they had to send many poeple away cause that shit was sold out! yo yes, I'm proud of my little hometown in Austira, I didnt know there are more than 10 people here who even KNOW who PR&CL are. I was wrong. energetic crowd and mostly youngsters . I was certainly the oldest one in the audience. once again LOL but I'm used to that at hip hop shows nowadays hehe. I was in front row of course partying hard, showing the new generation how to kick some serious ass

here's a snippet I took from the TROY finale

Thanks!!!

"And then our arrows of desire rewrite the speech... "

Joni Mitchell ~ Court & Spark

SoundtracK night....

Saturday Night Fever

Grease

Footloose

Beverly Hills Cop

Purple Rain

The Horace Silver Trio and Quintet - Blowin' The Blues Away

D'Angelo - Black Messiah

Ottmar Liebert - Nouveau Flamenco

Identity said:

The Horace Silver Trio and Quintet - Blowin' The Blues Away

D'Angelo - Black Messiah

Good pulls.

2freaky4church1 said:

Beck -- Sea Change (2002)

Prince -- Dirty Mind (1980)

I still have this whole album on repeat. This is my favorite track.....



Dude is the truth!

And Damian Marley, Stony Hill album

Jacob Banks....

dancerella said:

Comser said:

Well been takin it back to 1987 lately: Faith - George Michael Whitney - Whitney Houston Bad - Michael Jackson Sign O The Times - Prince Magic - The Jets Jody Watley - Jody Watley Exposure - Expose Show Me - The Cover Girls Out Of The Blue - Debbie Gibson Wow! - Bananarama Samantha Fox - Samantha Fox Heaven On Earth - Belinda Carlisle

Good Lord! Your list is even more dated than mine lol

Aerosmith - Pump

Pump's the shit.
Don't miss out "The Making Of Pump" documentary, which is fantastic.

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Cloudbuster said:

novabrkr said:

Mostly Kate Bush.

Couldn't find the "threesome" emoticon.

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

StrangeButTrue said:

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Its a fantastic album! I was lucky enough to secure the bonus tracks (Enjoy The Silence, Never Still Water, and Who Wears The Crown) along with non-album track Harvey. Shame this stuff is obscure but kinda fun for those who have found it. Never Still Water was later released on "Buy This Fracking Album".

Her version of "Friends" is completely sinister. I love it

Meshell can do no wrong.
There is not a weak album in her whole discography.
I'm still strucked by "Weather", one of her finest.

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Whenever I want to resurrect my adolescent fury and feel like I'm thirteen again, I blast this shit on.
Best thing to happen to shoegaze in years.
Cocteau Twins "Heaven Or Las Vegas" comes to mind, which is a compliment.
Sad story, though. The mastermind behind the band died too young.

bonatoc said:

Couldn't find the "threesome" emoticon.

Neaw Beack.

Raphael Saadiq -- Stone Rollin' (2011)

The Police -- Regatta D'Blanc (1980)

journalism16 said:

None

That's a great album, i like it too.

Latest vinyl pull:

Prince and the New Power Generation -- (1992)

Good album, dated in spots, some filler, but a few classic songs.