The Gooner Forum

OBG. you're welcome.

For something different maybe try Michael Nyman, The Draughtsman's Contract. A film from 1982, but the music was good.
n.b. I was under the influence of recreational facilities back in those days.

Yeah I'm into all sorts minimalist to death metal...

The best minimalist (type) stuff is Steve Reich - (aka; Phase Music) all the instruments play the same melody over and over again, but each starts on a different beat/count and so it kinda sounds swirly and 'phased'...really cool

Music for Six Marimba's or Octet Highly Recommended

Off to see Van the man tomorrow at Hampton Court. Should be a great evening.

Chippy wrote:Off to see Van the man tomorrow at Hampton Court. Should be a great evening.

So?

arseofacrow wrote:

Chippy wrote:Off to see Van the man tomorrow at Hampton Court. Should be a great evening.

So?

It was.

Was he his usual right miserable sod Chips or did he actually say anything that was audible and coherent!?

Great Song Writer and what a Voice...but as a human he's an UTTER *word censored*.

He actually said "welcome to the most miserable gig" got a good laugh but I knew what to expect. His daughter was hot and had a great voice.

Chippy wrote:He actually said "welcome to the most miserable gig" got a good laugh but I knew what to expect. His daughter was hot and had a great voice.

Are you sure you didn't mis-hear that mate and what he actually said was "welcome to the most miserable git" ?



Is she tasty then mate? I haven't seen her, maybe Baz can find a gif on her!?

Chippy wrote:

Ain't that just feckin' typical of that Scrooge *word censored*...making his daughter sleep in the garden shed...what a Twaaaaaat!

The title of the picture is actually "coffin".

Listening to Sebastian Bach/Skid Row

Have tickets for Alice Cooper in October

Chippy wrote:The title of the picture is actually "coffin".

Well the dead look certainly suits her !

Slash - new album

For anyone that likes or even has a vague interest in "The Who", this is a Brilliant watch....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... e_Real_Me/

It expires Midnight 8th July 2012...

I've always liked the music of The who, but this really is an absorbing and excellent insight into the album/story of Quadrophenia and the writing/composing/recording of it AND the band in that period of their history, very poignant, poetic, sad and funny.

10/10 for me.