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PJ Harvey, my new obsessionTo be added to David Gray and Krust...
*Stealth dost love PJ Harvey*
Find out more about her, see her lyrics etc... @
http://www.pjharvey.net/homeflash.html

I take it no-one has anythig good to say about my musical tastes then?

*notices thread *

sorry mate, was piling up on convos a bit...

Never really listened to be honest... but David Gray as I'm sure I've said rocks

So much

Can you recommend any good PJ Harvey songs for me to d/load?

These six are from the 'Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea' album...
'Big Exit'

'A Place Called Home'

'The Whores Hustle And The Hustlers Whore'

'This Mess We're In'

'This Is Love'

'We Float'

Two of them are available on RAM files on her website recorded at live gigs...

And yes David Gray is gorgeous and he certainly 'rocks'!

Is downloading now



Have you ever heard of a French singer called Alizee - she's strange, but not bad... the song makes no sense!

Am loving Stereophonics (still!) at the moment as well

Not heard of her before, I'll keep an eye and ear out for her...

Ooh, I'm loving that Stereophonics album done in Welsh at the mo...

! you can get it in Welsh!

*looks on Kazaa again*

Haven't heard that - I thought I had all their stuff

I'm a quarter welsh - can't speak a word, however

Y'know it now occurs to me why you wouldn't have heard the Stereophonics in Welsh... 'Mong' is by the Super Furry Animals not the Stereophonics...*Hides head in shame*

I'm part Welsh too, and proud of it

Ah well, its all good



Wales is b-e-a-utiful

Went a few years ago, climbed two mountains, almost fell down one... which was nice.

Wales is a gorgeous land... I'm fond of the Gower peninsular aswell as the mountains... I like a spot of hill walking...

How'd you almost fall down one?

Oh, standing at the top of Mount Cnicht (think that's right) I stumbled and was caught literally hanging over a precipice... and several times on the way down I fell over, the result being a wrenched ankle (which I could walk on for a while, then when we got back to our field centre I took off my walking boots and was ordered not to walk on it anymore...)

A bit of ice did the trick for a while, went skiing and did the same - me and my teacher jokingly threatened to sue the ski centre guy as he'd given me the wrong size boots - needless to say I got free food and drink in the centre all day

Last place I went was Yorkshire, up by Malham. Have you ever been?

Good'un on the food and drink

I don't belive I've ever been to Yorkshire... I may have bee throug it but never to it...
What did you do in Yorkshire, apart from stiffle giggle at the accent...
btw What did you think of the PJ Harvey? Or don't I want to know?

I did *spend* a lot of time laughing... or being chronicly afraid of sheep (sheep farm next to the accomodation...!!!). However I was there to w*rk, and I had lots of lovely measuring to keep me occupied - all geographical, of course. But our teacher had the thickest accent ever, so a lot of time was spent saying "what did he say...?"

Apart from that, um, we ran around a lake - v beautiful - and slept.

Was great.

*thinks* Other places I've been ... Dorset?

Oh yeah... PJ HArvey was fab! Got as much as I could - not many people have it so is taking a while - but it's really great

*adds to list of likes *

Oooh another Ovisophobe... I'm not one myself but your not the first I've met... I don't see what's to be afraid of myself... I own a few sheep...

Sounds like you still manged to enjo your time there though...

I've not beeen to Dorset... I like Devon and Cornwall though... beautiul places...

Glad you liked the PJ Harvey

Only scared of sheep cos when we woke up one morning and opened the curtains there was one staring through the window...



I love devon and Cornwall - v pretty

Ovine peeping-toms!

Devon and Cornwall are gorgeous!