Carnelian posted:

blah blah blah Bowie genius.  yawn The thing is, any hyperbole around Bowie isn't hyperbole in my mind.  The best ever musician ever

U2 when they were on vacation from being boring s***s

Carnelian posted:

I like that ...A LOT 

@Former Member this one is for you matey. 

velvet donkey posted:

Thanks EC. Class!   

 

I'm old enough to remember that and a Zodiac/Zephyr    

I thought you would enjoy the combo. I have just heard the theme and rather like it. 

I think you would be unlikely to get a title like this these days.

For some reason, white pointy shoes came to mind and I thought "hey, I know what to play next".

For Herb Alpert fans a re-release programme on the black stuff...

Yep, I actually bought this on vinyl back in the day. It probably explains why I bought some Janet Jackson too (see production).

Don't judge me.

As part of the Sensoria event I will be seeing this gent play.

When I heard this song It instantly reminded me of the Simple Minds of my youth, they seem to have captured in this song a feel that has me digging out New Gold Dream etc, not that is it very far from my hifi anyway.

I'm on a bit of a nostalgia trip tonight.

As a yoof, I loved this series.

...and yes, I did wear a suit with the sleeves rolled up and a t-shirt underneath - I looked a tool.

OK. Not the line up I saw years ago, but I don't care.

Change of pace and style.

Anyone know the link with the last song?

Now that I've found this song, I play it a fair bit.

I love this theme, big voice, brass and on point lyrics.

Now where did I put that stetson?

I found out something about this sequence in the film that I did not know.

Intermission

That opening synth line reminds me so much of Numan.

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:

Carnelian posted:

 

I like that ...A LOT 

 

Different good, but not quite as good as the Cabs. That's probably my favourite Cabs tune. Nice to see the Cabs getting the respect they deserve and different stuff inspired by them.