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What Are You Listening To?



Its debbie harrys 80th birthday today
I was in my mid teens when this came out
Happy days :D
 
I've probably posted this before -

Parov Stelar - All Night​

It really energises me and great when feeling tired and travelling or just wanting a pic me up. Of course if you watch the video as well you may want to try to do more than toe tapping :D
 
And this one touches my soul - so has my heart expanding rather than toe tapping :D

Nature by Numbers - Cristóbal Vila / Often a Bird - Wim Mertens​


 
You are My Sunshine - Johnny Cash
 
I was planning on watching and listening to the biggest electronic dance music festival in the world in Belgium (Tomorrowland) this weekend but they had a little fire yesterday on the main stage

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Might not quite be the same as previous years :(
 
paultrose said:
One of my music heroes has died
RIP Ozzy Osbourne
Thanks for the memories

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He did one of my music heroes a big favour: he pulled out of the Reading Festival in 1980 at the last minute and Slade stepped in. They were at a low point in their career and on the point of splitting up but they blew the crowd away ("Is it loud enough?") and resurrected their career on the spot.
 
CliffH said:
He did one of my music heroes a big favour: he pulled out of the Reading Festival in 1980 at the last minute and Slade stepped in. They were at a low point in their career and on the point of splitting up but they blew the crowd away ("Is it loud enough?") and resurrected their career on the spot.
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Ive always blamed slade for my love of loud music and i know exactly the performance you mean

 
paultrose said:
Ive always blamed slade for my love of loud music and i know exactly the performance you mean

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The audience started singing, "So here it is, Merry Christmas" - in August. Def Leppard had to follow their performance (which included Noddy conducting the audience in a chorus of, "You'll Never Walk Alone", as well as a PG-rated version of "The Okey Cokey"): the audience booed them and were calling for Slade to come back :rofl:.
 
paultrose said:
Ive always blamed slade for my love of loud music and i know exactly the performance you mean

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When I was a kid in London, Wolverhampton was just a place 'up North' where Slade came from. However, later in life I lived and worked in Wolves. I also worked in Walsall (where Noddy was from) and heard his voice in an exhibit at Cadbury World ("That were a bit of a laff!"). I sometimes worked at a school in Wolves for children with additional needs: apparently Dave Hill used to occasionally give music lessons there (for free). Slade never forgot their roots.
 
Noddy was on the radclife and maconie show on radio 6 a few weeks ago......apparently theres a life sized noddy made from lego....been on show in a wolves shopping centre for years......hes trying to buy it :rofl:
 
paultrose said:
Noddy was on the radclife and maconie show on radio 6 a few weeks ago......apparently theres a life sized noddy made from lego....been on show in a wolves shopping centre for years......hes trying to buy it :rofl:
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I don't remember seeing that model - but I left Wolves in 2019, so perhaps it's more recent than that.
 
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