Played the song, yeah not bad but his earlier solo stuff did more for me i think.

I'd say i'm a lot more interested in Noel Gallagher's solo material than Liam's.I've liked some of the singles he's released as him and High Flying Birds- AKA What A Life, The Death Of You And Me, If I Had A Gun, Dream On, Everybody's On The Run to name a few.Would have liked to at least heard the album he did with Amorphous Androgynous that he decided he wasn't happy with and didn't release.Liam on the other hand doesn't interest me in the slightest.His stuff is crap and he's not even good or interesting or entertainingg at just being Liam Gallagher anymore.I did enjoy some of the Oasis songs and scrapes back in the day but their time has long past.


edit: Oh just remembered, i did like that song Liam did with Death In Vegas on their Scorpio Rising album back in 2002.He did do a great vocal on that one i'll admit.

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Lightening and larging the mood this never tires-A.Skillz & Krafty Kutz minimix of Bond themes.

Should have listened to this when it was aired around the time of Halloween but have caught it this week.Necro Deathmort (i'd never heard of 'em) Freakzone Playlist for 6Music.Think there's only a couple of days left to listen.Great selection of Halloween themed tracks one of which was John Carpenter's main theme for his film The Fog.Saw this film only once sometime back in the 80s and recall thinking it was a bit crap to be honest but i might track it down and watch again, see if it's better than i remember.It's overlooked in favour of Carpenter's more successful and well known films like Halloween and The Thing.

"We wish you all a very happy pleasant flight
This is a journey to the center of the night
And the in flight entertainment's out of sight

Fly over
Your lifetime
And never touching down"

Yes I downloaded it for free (ahem) and must admit I'm quite enjoying it. She Taught Me How To Fly is difficult to resist.
Holy Mountain is dead catchy, but as has been pointed out in YT comments, it sounds more than a little like Ca Plain Pour Moi.
Bonus track, Dead In The Water (recorded at RTE, Ireland's state broadcaster), has a sort of "Don't Look Back In Anger" feel to it.
When I posted the Fort Knox video on the previous page, I thought it might make good goal montage music on Match Of The Day. And lo and behold the last two weekend's MOTD's have used it for exactly that.

Late night chilled.Yeah like that,

Good year for music me thinks.

The best for me this year though was an old favourite Damage and a Joy by The Jesus and Mary chain.

Other good stuff I’ve bought Are

New Order - NOMC15
Pumarosa - witch
Dopplereffekt - cellular automata
Bjork - utopia
Sleaford mods - English tapas
Slowdive - s/t
Jay Glass dubs - dubs
Aldous Harding - party
Mark Lannegan - Gargoyle
The xx - I see you
Saint Etienne - Home Counties

Also love 12” on Firescope (b12) proper 90’s style techno.
And Goat Girl 7”’s

Seem some amazing gigs this year as well with best being of course new order at MiF. Outstanding. The two Mary chain gigs I caught this year was also very special

Best Christmas song ever!

When we think of classic Christmas songs the one that immediately first springs to mind is that one where them twats in snowmen suits sang Do The Okey Cokey on Top Of The Pops, right? Right? Yer can stick yer Pogues Fairytale 'n yer Lennon So This Is Christmas and Ron Spector's christmas album 'n Johnny Mathis' So A Child Is Born and Mariah up yer arse.The Snowmen show where its at.Respect.Merry christmas

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You know you're getting old when you can't recognise anyone in the new Band Aid video except Bob Geldof.

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The greatest festive track ever recorded is of course The Spice Girls' cover of Sleigh Ride. That sentence also works without the word 'festive' in it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J304LesZjA
Nothing like getting into an old Spice Girl's B-side. You can't beat it.

Hadn't heard this in years and had forgotten it even existed then heard it twice today, once at work and then bizarrely again in a bar in town tonight.I think one of them might have been the A Trak remix for that Project X film but i'll go with the original Yeah Yeah Yeah's mix.The keyboards are as cold as the first week of January.Yet somehow quite warm and invigorating.

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Yep the verses or at least the first verse is very much like Creep but it’s not entire implausible that Lana did that completely subconsciously but her people should have pointed it out to her when they first heard it or maybe they did. She could have sat down and decided to lift the tune from Creep ( and also from that Hollies song apparently?) but then again she might not have intended, who knows but Radiohead will win the case. But I’d argue the chorus does not sound like Creep. I like Radiohead and I like Lana but I don’t like Creep but I do like Set Free.

I dunno though, artists always make themselves look like cunts when they sue over what they judge is a rip off of their song. John Denver made an arse of himself for suing New Order. And New Order would make arses of themselves if they tried to sue Rihanna for that Blue Monday rip off. If I was Radiohead I’d make it clear they felt Lana had copied Creep, make it known they were well aware of it but just laugh it off. Credibility remains intact that way. Radiohead have made themselves look a bit corporate. And why have they only just got round to it when the song has been around since last July?

Ringo Starr's playing Rome this Summer and I'm in two minds about going. I'd love to see an ex-Beatle, but at this point it might better to've seen none of them. 'Yes my grandchild, I saw a Beatle play live.' - AWESOME dude! Which one? - 'Ringo.' - Oh ffs. Doesn't count.