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NotBob
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- Saturday, 24. Nov, 2007 @ 07:57:39 pm
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subville
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- Saturday, 24. Nov, 2007 @ 08:00:49 pm
BOL! Class, cool guy
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 02:20:09 am
Well at least he's not an apache.. no worse disablity
Well Soulful...
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subville
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 10:43:32 am
It really is
It's the first track to make me dance //in an empty house with the curtains closed// for frappin ages
Are you apache? xx-
- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 11:42:41 am
So important to celebrate it when you find music like that.
No not really but I do feel like one sometimes:-)
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 10:46:35 am
My big regret in life is never seeing him live...he got me through the worst years of my life -adolescence! Best album ever is- songs in the key of life-
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subville
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 10:49:16 am
I really haven't heard enough of him, just the usual chart stuff.
*heavily influenced by non-chart-loving folk through teen years*
It's good to hear other folk's favourite bands. I'll have to raid thelibraryshops for new (to me) music -
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 11:03:24 am
But he was fairly non chart when I was young, until he had a huge hit with -I wish- because I was around girls who screamed at the Osmonds and Bay city Rollers! yuck! I was considered radical because I liked Bowie..
It was such a long time ago lol! My first gig was Weather Report at the Apollo Glasgow when I was 14, but in spite of my brother trying to get me into Frank Zappa I got sickened (I remember you are a fan) So maybe I need to re-visit my past But then punk came along and everthing made sense.-
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 11:11:43 am
I went off Zappa for ages cos I couldn't cope with the scorn in a lot of his tracks (pre-breakdown) so I listened mostly to instrumental stuff with just a few lyrics in it.
Bowie's ace! And I vaguely remember Weather Report being quite good. Another one to dig deeper with, I think!-
- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 11:21:35 am
they are very much of that "era" jazz fsuion funk lots of ,moog synth etc amazing muscians I was in love with Jaco the bass player ( he was killed a few years back outside a night club in LA , very sad)
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=pqashW66D7o
You might just see the appeal here..
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 11:29:21 am
haha! That's one track I definitely remember - my ex's band used to cover it!
I'll listen more later, my buddy phoned and she's bringing latte round
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- Sunday, 25. Nov, 2007 @ 12:49:18 pm
Lucky you
I am mocha fan myself..
BTW I hope you dont mind me saying, I try and say ( and this is from my experiences and after a great deal of time and hard work on theself) break down, I say break through..X because sometimes the only way out is ..through.
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