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Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

Soldo Not rising to the bait.

DON'T GO BREAKING MY FUCKING HEART BY ELTON FUCKING JOHN AND KIKI FUCKING DEE.....

Back of My Hand - The Jags

Ring of Roses by Shadowland

"I did give it another listen Stoat, but I'm sorry to say it isn't my cup of tea. But I did try."

Some compilation CDs from The Blue Bar. A very cool bar in The Berkeley Hotel from the early noughties. Very nostalgic me.

"dm 12:23 Tue Nov 20 I bought it when it came out and still have it, typical heavy 70's prog Check out Spring & Cressida while yer at it"

Mike Oxsaw 8:51 Mon Nov 19 Nice one. Roxy and Elsewhere is my favourite of his. A fantastic band at the very top of their game and such good tunes. The man was a one off.

"Stoat, I did check out that link. Must admit I'd never heard of that band before. TBH I'm not sure if it is my cup of tea, as I tend to prefer contemporary progressive rock. But I will give it another listen, as these things often reward further listens and shouldn't be judged on just one listen."

Clear Palstic Masks - Baby Come On

The Adventures of Greggery Peccary.

iirc TM he was the youngest drummer ever to be sponsored by Pearl drums when he was 17 and starting out with The Style Council.

"Takashi Miike 7:40 Mon Nov 19 Produced by Rodger Bain who done the same for Sabbath, Budgie & Judas Priest to name drop a few"

Black Betty - Ram.Jam This will blow away any cobwebs

"debs, i think weller was thinking about new line ups at the time he left and steve had had enough of regular touring. he also settled down with the actress bird so priorities changed. still my favourite drummer"

Grand Magus. 'The Shadow Knows' Rifftastic Viking metal from Sweden's finest. Hail and Conquer!!!! Followed by some Barry White.

Excellent performance that TM. Did he have a falling out with Steve White then?

"cheers stoat, hadn't heard them before. he plays the hammond like roy phillips out of the peddlers"

enjoying J Mascis's latest offering Elastic days...

Some prog from 1971 by a great band who sadly only lasted for one album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO8BUivEaz4

The Who....I'm free.

"debs, loved weller when he still had steve white drumming for him. that particular track, paul used to invite his guitar tech dave liddell (who's no longer with us) on to the stage to perform it with them. have a look at this performance later, its superb https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vIig3QSOa3Q"

Haven't heard that in ages TM. Great track. Was having a Wellerfest earlier on the school run Still have Foot of The Mountain ringing in my ears.

weller - 5th season

"Porcupine Tree - Stars Die, The Delerium Years"