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MAD Jon Started conversation Mar 18, 2003
Just popped inrto your space (can't help feeing that somehow an invasion of privicy) but noted your ref to music Does Roy/Nick Harper mean anything to you or Nick Drake? By the way Spirit in The Sky has been killed NO MURDERED.
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Existential Elevator Posted Mar 19, 2003
Hmmm.......The Harper part rings a bell...Could you throw me clue<?>
Spirit in the Sky has been crucified. I actually quite liked the original. At least, I liked the band's clothes
Apart from the hair
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MAD Jon Posted Mar 21, 2003
Sorry for the delay in responding I haven't been on line for a couple of days.
There is a Ben Harper who is popular but I only know this from looking under Harper in record shops.
Roy Harper is what can only be described as an old hippy. Acouplee of his better known songs are I hate the white man (he is white Ben is black) & One man rock and roll band. He plays Folksy/Rocky accoustic guiter music with poetical lyrics. Led Zep have a song called Hats off to Roy Harper.
Nick is his son and has a similar style but a bit more modern. I took a couple of friends to a Nick Gig, they had only previously heard Roy and were a bit lukewarm but to their own surprise loved Nick.
On the subjevt of spirit there was a version iin the sixties and then the one in the eighties. I can't remember the band in either case but
they were both one hit wonders. Shame the third one isn't.
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Existential Elevator Posted Mar 22, 2003
I'll have to keep an eye out....I think I might have recognised it from a Led Zepplin album.....
Aaah....now the version I've heard was the 80s one by, I think it was, Doctor and the Medics. They had seriously big hair. You couldn't have backcombed it any more...
It is a shame. We can only hope the public will get bored of him eventually.
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