So, what have you been listening to lately?

[Pilgrim]

Oh man, this is great! And I'm talking about the music which sounds like it crept out of London circa 1973.

Agreed. A nice, lively tune.

Looked for the lyrics (which I couldn't understand, as usual) and learned:

"A rocking homage to a burlesque dancer, who’s married to The Fratellis' singer. Known in the hockey world as the Chicago Blackhawks goal song."

[gearHed289]

Yeah, that's been the Blackhawks' song for around 15 years now, and I'm tired of it. The video on the other hand... 

[uwe]

FULL  STADIUM  ROCK  ALERT  !!!
Now that‘s a catchy tune! Remixed by Dweezil Zappa from the original masters with some details you haven‘t heard before …



And that, my  dear brethren, is how a Ric is meant to sound.

[uwe]

Does a man his age and wealth really still have to do the appointments with the smack dealer himself?

[Dave W]

[Ken]

Fiona Apple's cover of The Waterboys' The Whole of the Moon still gives me goosebumps.

[Alanko]

I was once holding a ladder for my wife and started singing "I saw the whole of the moon" as she started descending it, and it didn't go down well.

[Ken]

Context!

[uwe]

Is the context safe for minors? 

I'm worried already.

[Ken]

They have asses, too.

[uwe]

Alan has a track record of being misunderstood notwithstanding his best intentions that permeate all his communication, be it oral or in writing. Tragic.

[TBird1958]

FULL  STADIUM  ROCK  ALERT  !!!
Now that‘s a catchy tune! Remixed by Dweezil Zappa from the original masters with some details you haven‘t heard before …



And that, my  dear brethren, is how a Ric is meant to sound.

   

 Uwe listening to Deep Purple......... Yes. the world does continue to turn 

[uwe]

Yes, it's been played to death, but Machine Head is a friggin' Taj Mahal





of sleek & elegant, not lumbering heavy rock. Nuff said.

[Alanko]

Alan has a track record of being misunderstood notwithstanding his best intentions that permeate all his communication, be it oral or in writing. Tragic.

I shall savour this lingering ambiguity.

[Dave W]

I was once holding a ladder for my wife and started singing "I saw the whole of the moon" as she started descending it, and it didn't go down well.