h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Jeff the review went fine, great even, I've still got a lot to do but at least I'm going in the right way...my teacher thinks I'm looking for a B although they all want an A out of me , however the exam board are hideously hard on art exams and so it'll be a simple case of wait and see

Reads backlog



Bassman

probably makes no sense.

*doesn't read backlog*

*more confuzzled*

Knew it wouldn't

I wish I could get this song out of my head, have "Good MOrning" from singing in the rain going round and round and it's driving me nuts!

I think this thread should be converted to the top 10 CDs stolen from one's car after playing a gig last night, here's mine:



Seconds Out - Genesis (removed from glove compartment)

A Night At The Opera - Queen (removed from glove compartment)

Rattus Norvegicus - The Stranglers (removed from glove compartment)

The very Best of Level 42 - Level 42 (removed from under passanger seat)

The Ladder - Yes (removed from under passanger seat)

Different Stages - Rush (removed from glove compartment)

Highway To Hell - AC/DC (removed from glove compartment)

Led Zep 4 - Led Zeppelin (removed from under passanger seat)

Rumours - Fleetwood mac (removed from under passanger seat)




Bassman

Sorry to disappoint Uncle Heavt, both my Nickelback CDs were in the multi-changer at home

By the way Unkers - they were great when I saw them last week at the N.E.C.



Bassman

about the dyslexic fingers old boy, I suppose I ought to offer a McLurchers as recompense....



Bassman

I must agree with UH and the NME, Nickleback are the kind of band that Kurt Cobain strived to get rid of and replace with real music...and that Nickleback have all the grace of spastic swans and that their pirotechniques are the only way they can keep the audience interested.

But you like them, and that's good, it's a preference and no one should tell you not to like Nickleback. So don't listen to either me to UH when we tell you that they're crap, we only say that because it's not our personal taste

What was that you said about Nickelback.... I wasn't listening



Bassman

*Offers Bassman a look through his own collection to borrow until he can get replacements*

Um, my favourites change day to day, so here's what I'm listening to at the moment (in no order of preference):

1) Tenacious D - Tenacious D (Explosivo/Wonderboy/Tribute)
2) The Polyphonic Spree - The Beginning Stages of... (Soldier Girl)
3) System Of A Down - Toxicity (Bounce)
4) Weird Al Yankovic - Running With Scissors (Alberkir...Albaquer...Albecki..oh, sod it "The Saga Begins")
...damn, can't think of any more...I'll be back later

5) Rammstein - Mutter (Feur Frei)...

Another album I have and like is:

'S Club 7: S Club 7 (Bring it all back)'

What about Steps Greatest Hits (Stomp)? A classic of its time.

Bumped into an 'old friend' in hismaster'svoice t'other day, quite a surprise as I'd not heard anything on the grapevine but Dutch lady-sax jazz-funk-Princelike-beeboppy-triphoppy supremo Candy Dulfer has released an album with her ol'dad Hans, imaginitively called "Dulfer/Dulfer"


Just thought you might like to know *ahems*

What was that song she did with Dave Stewart?



Bassman

Lily Was Here was the one they got into the charts here in the U of K - still play together on the odd occassion (and let's face it, it's usually a VERY odd occassion with them two *lol*) and she's got back together with his short purpleness...go figure

I thought it was

Dave Stewart weird never....

I once saw him at an awards ceremony picking up a gong for something. He was saying that he'd always been into recording sound since he was a young lad. He used to get so caught up in what he was doing that he would neglect to go to the toilet - therefor he suggested that all recording studios should have a urinal in the corner of the control room!!

Nice acceptance speech Dave



Bassman

Sheer class