Noisettes & Never Forget You

[Paul Rigby]

Record of the year 2009:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x95ho9_...offi_music

Joyous.

[David Guyatt]

Record of the year 2009:

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x95ho9_...offi_music

Joyous.

Also joyous these Noissettes (same name different firm).

Then there's THIS (but ignore the first 10 seconds cacophony)

Not so joyous but very, very Noisettesy if played at 10 on the Richter scale.

[Paul Rigby]

Also joyous these Noissettes (same name different firm).

Cooking on gas, DG, I like it...

I have a terrible feeling "Never Forget You" will go the way of some outstanding singles in the past which never quite got their due. I had these sort of (very different) tracks in mind:

White and Torch: Parade (the B-side is equally mesmerising)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSMTGMe2Zi4

Soul Asylum: Black Gold

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQ2458zCmaU

[Paul Rigby]

Then there's THIS (but ignore the first 10 seconds cacophony)

Not so joyous but very, very Noisettesy if played at 10 on the Richter scale.

Two great songs. Let me add another, albeit in an unexpected acoustic form:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WYq3iON8KQ

[David Guyatt]

Black Gold is cool.

But me dearie, you obviously ain't quite so highbrow as moi who has an burgeoning iTunes of.... well, try THIS or THAT ---- and not foregetting the OTHER

In the event you haven't come across it, allow me to highly recommend http://www.spotify.co.uk for free streaming of almost any record/artist you care to think of -- and I can think of loads. So far one miss only - a particular track by Prince Buster circa early 1960. Hell, it even has Chris Farlowe's "Buzz With The Fuzz", the Flamingo Club, Wardour street, circa 1966 - and I don't think Farlowe even remembers that...

You need to sign up with a user name and password but this is well worth the pleasure and fun derived thereafter.

[David Guyatt]

Then there's THIS (but ignore the first 10 seconds cacophony)

Not so joyous but very, very Noisettesy if played at 10 on the Richter scale.

Two great songs. Let me add another, albeit in an unexpected acoustic form:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WYq3iON8KQ

Nice. But quite different to the toon he and his mates were playing at the Basildon Mecca in 1965. :rock:

[David Guyatt]

Black Gold is cool.

But me dearie, you obviously ain't quite so highbrow as moi who has an burgeoning iTunes of.... well, try THIS or THAT ---- and not foregetting the OTHER

In the event you haven't come across it, allow me to highly recommend http://www.spotify.co.uk for free streaming of almost any record/artist you care to think of -- and I can think of loads. So far one miss only - a particular track by Prince Buster circa early 1960. Hell, it even has Chris Farlowe's "Buzz With The Fuzz", the Flamingo Club, Wardour street, circa 1966 - and I don't think Farlowe even remembers that...

You need to sign up with a user name and password but this is well worth the pleasure and fun derived thereafter.

Edit = Btw, I feel I should say for the record ( ) that my iTunes Collection was almost entirely derived from many legitimate sources. In some cases.

The fact is that I don't hold with Piracy. Multimillionaire pop stars should continue to reap the huge rewards of their drug-hazed and well bladdered music.

Meanwhile, http://www.piratebay.org have a particularly good rendition of Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like I Do".

Of course, I recommend streaming from Spotify if you are uncertain of the record or version.

[Paul Rigby]

Nice. But quite different to the toon he and his mates were playing at the Basildon Mecca in 1965. :rock:

Ach, the whole business is a circus...if you're lucky

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW3lCBkJPrk

[Charles Drago]

Bird protect us!

I'm among the heathen.

[Paul Rigby]

I'm among the heathen.

Only a fool would say that...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqVtM1hax7Y