Cannibal Corpse or Aborted Fetus is good to listen to when I unwind
In all seriousness though, I can listen to absolutely anything (obvs not modern śhítë like)
Music is a wonderful way to escape reality and unwind we have a fairly eclectic taste and enjoy just about anything except death metal and smooth jazz
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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The Morning Glory album. That's the only Oasis I have downloaded at the moment.
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I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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I Hope I Think I Know is one of their best tunes. Very underrated.
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I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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I Hope I Think I Know is one of their best tunes. Very underrated.
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Deffo is
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I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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I Hope I Think I Know is one of their best tunes. Very underrated.
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My favourite ever song. Stunning.
I had gas panic on today. Felt apt.
Can enjoy almost anything. Nothing better than putting on some lounge ambient and falling asleep in the bath with thoughts of strolling the strip in warmer climes.
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Driving home from work this week l listened to news of death on Radio 4 and then just before 6pm They played one of my fav classical tracks, Lark Asceding by V Williams, English composer.
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Just a marvellous piece. One of most “visual” pieces of music - I feel like I can see every note moving.
F.E.A.R
By Ian Brown.
Always loved that and brilliant video.
Sorry guys, just checking out news there and good to see workers getting 80 per cent of wages, and NI nurses who went on strike for 3 days are not losing any pay.
Bad news, but welcome to see pubs, clubs, restaurants and gyms closing tonight.
Lots of home boozing and music from now on in.
One of the wonderful things about playing music is to be able to do whatever you want and ‘make it your own’.
Some of the traditional stuff is a real slice of history, but I suppose it all is.
While all this schite is on and I’m housebound I’m going to try to record a few things and try to build up a YouTube channel for the business, which has been wiped out for this year. It’s all going to be traditional stuff so not everyone’s cup o tea but I love it
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posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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Last week, my wife and daughter and half cut yours truly sang our heads off to Wondereall.
Top tune
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Can enjoy almost anything. Nothing better than putting on some lounge ambient and falling asleep in the bath with thoughts of strolling the strip in warmer climes.
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Nice....Ibiza 94 changed many mates lol.
As far as what I’m listening to, I’ve been on a bit of a Rush binge since the drummer/legend Neil Peart died.
Again not everyone’s cup o tea but they made some sound for three guys. Absolute monster musicians
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posted 15 minutes ago
Listening to EAZY E`s Muthaphukin G`s like white folk do,then bit of Squeeze, didnt realise Cindy Beale was a backing singer/groupie before tho
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Up the Junction.
Saw Squeeze back U2 about 86 in Dublin.
Odd and cool.
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I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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Last week, my wife and daughter and half cut yours truly sang our heads off to Wondereall.
Top tune
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Never liked Wonderwall. I actually skipped it today!
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Driving home from work this week l listened to news of death on Radio 4 and then just before 6pm They played one of my fav classical tracks, Lark Asceding by V Williams, English composer.
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Just a marvellous piece. One of most “visual” pieces of music - I feel like I can see every note moving.
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I am a bird lover and outdoor man, so this is visual and musical.
I literally sit in my garden watching birds fly high, and looking forward to swifts n swallows arrive in warmer evenings.
Is this the auld mens club.. Can i join in?
comment by rats juice a big perry baps nat ❤️ (U6393)
posted 6 minutes ago
One of the wonderful things about playing music is to be able to do whatever you want and ‘make it your own’.
Some of the traditional stuff is a real slice of history, but I suppose it all is.
While all this schite is on and I’m housebound I’m going to try to record a few things and try to build up a YouTube channel for the business, which has been wiped out for this year. It’s all going to be traditional stuff so not everyone’s cup o tea but I love it
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Some Irish, and English country traditional is cool, plus new country and bluegrass.
Used to go to Belfast, Dublin and Donegal pubs with traditional musicians and it can be great.
Into the likes of J Cash, Christy Moore, but draw the line at Wolfetones lol
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posted 45 seconds ago
Is this the auld mens club.. Can i join in?
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Not wearing skinny jeans and nae socks, ya cheeky bassa.
Mon in, talk bollox and tell us What tunes tickle you.
Wagner's ring cycle is always uplifting for me, loud bits especially. I ff the vocals and quiet bits.
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posted on 20/3/20
Cannibal Corpse or Aborted Fetus is good to listen to when I unwind
posted on 20/3/20
In all seriousness though, I can listen to absolutely anything (obvs not modern śhítë like)
posted on 20/3/20
Music is a wonderful way to escape reality and unwind we have a fairly eclectic taste and enjoy just about anything except death metal and smooth jazz
posted on 20/3/20
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
posted on 20/3/20
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
posted on 20/3/20
comment by He’s our centre half! He’s our number 4! (U22158)
posted 34 seconds ago
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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The Morning Glory album. That's the only Oasis I have downloaded at the moment.
posted on 20/3/20
comment by He’s our centre half! He’s our number 4! (U22158)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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I Hope I Think I Know is one of their best tunes. Very underrated.
posted on 20/3/20
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by He’s our centre half! He’s our number 4! (U22158)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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I Hope I Think I Know is one of their best tunes. Very underrated.
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Deffo is
posted on 20/3/20
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by He’s our centre half! He’s our number 4! (U22158)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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I Hope I Think I Know is one of their best tunes. Very underrated.
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My favourite ever song. Stunning.
I had gas panic on today. Felt apt.
posted on 20/3/20
Can enjoy almost anything. Nothing better than putting on some lounge ambient and falling asleep in the bath with thoughts of strolling the strip in warmer climes.
posted on 20/3/20
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posted on 20/3/20
Driving home from work this week l listened to news of death on Radio 4 and then just before 6pm They played one of my fav classical tracks, Lark Asceding by V Williams, English composer.
————————
Just a marvellous piece. One of most “visual” pieces of music - I feel like I can see every note moving.
posted on 20/3/20
F.E.A.R
By Ian Brown.
Always loved that and brilliant video.
posted on 20/3/20
Sorry guys, just checking out news there and good to see workers getting 80 per cent of wages, and NI nurses who went on strike for 3 days are not losing any pay.
Bad news, but welcome to see pubs, clubs, restaurants and gyms closing tonight.
Lots of home boozing and music from now on in.
posted on 20/3/20
One of the wonderful things about playing music is to be able to do whatever you want and ‘make it your own’.
Some of the traditional stuff is a real slice of history, but I suppose it all is.
While all this schite is on and I’m housebound I’m going to try to record a few things and try to build up a YouTube channel for the business, which has been wiped out for this year. It’s all going to be traditional stuff so not everyone’s cup o tea but I love it
posted on 20/3/20
comment by He’s our centre half! He’s our number 4! (U22158)
posted 35 minutes ago
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
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Last week, my wife and daughter and half cut yours truly sang our heads off to Wondereall.
Top tune
posted on 20/3/20
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 17 minutes ago
Can enjoy almost anything. Nothing better than putting on some lounge ambient and falling asleep in the bath with thoughts of strolling the strip in warmer climes.
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Nice....Ibiza 94 changed many mates lol.
posted on 20/3/20
As far as what I’m listening to, I’ve been on a bit of a Rush binge since the drummer/legend Neil Peart died.
Again not everyone’s cup o tea but they made some sound for three guys. Absolute monster musicians
posted on 20/3/20
comment by Idontlikemondays (U6377)
posted 15 minutes ago
Listening to EAZY E`s Muthaphukin G`s like white folk do,then bit of Squeeze, didnt realise Cindy Beale was a backing singer/groupie before tho
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Up the Junction.
Saw Squeeze back U2 about 86 in Dublin.
Odd and cool.
posted on 20/3/20
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by He’s our centre half! He’s our number 4! (U22158)
posted 35 minutes ago
comment by Barefoot (U19770)
posted 1 minute ago
I had Oasis blaring out today. Their music is quite uplifting, if nothing else
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What songs mate? I had headshrinker and I hope, I think, I know on before blasting doing the dishes haha
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Last week, my wife and daughter and half cut yours truly sang our heads off to Wondereall.
Top tune
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Never liked Wonderwall. I actually skipped it today!
posted on 20/3/20
comment by Clockwork Red (U4892)
posted 10 minutes ago
Driving home from work this week l listened to news of death on Radio 4 and then just before 6pm They played one of my fav classical tracks, Lark Asceding by V Williams, English composer.
————————
Just a marvellous piece. One of most “visual” pieces of music - I feel like I can see every note moving.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I am a bird lover and outdoor man, so this is visual and musical.
I literally sit in my garden watching birds fly high, and looking forward to swifts n swallows arrive in warmer evenings.
posted on 20/3/20
Is this the auld mens club.. Can i join in?
posted on 20/3/20
comment by rats juice a big perry baps nat ❤️ (U6393)
posted 6 minutes ago
One of the wonderful things about playing music is to be able to do whatever you want and ‘make it your own’.
Some of the traditional stuff is a real slice of history, but I suppose it all is.
While all this schite is on and I’m housebound I’m going to try to record a few things and try to build up a YouTube channel for the business, which has been wiped out for this year. It’s all going to be traditional stuff so not everyone’s cup o tea but I love it
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Some Irish, and English country traditional is cool, plus new country and bluegrass.
Used to go to Belfast, Dublin and Donegal pubs with traditional musicians and it can be great.
Into the likes of J Cash, Christy Moore, but draw the line at Wolfetones lol
posted on 20/3/20
comment by Joe-ny Stokes is my da (U15888)
posted 45 seconds ago
Is this the auld mens club.. Can i join in?
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Not wearing skinny jeans and nae socks, ya cheeky bassa.
Mon in, talk bollox and tell us What tunes tickle you.
posted on 20/3/20
Wagner's ring cycle is always uplifting for me, loud bits especially. I ff the vocals and quiet bits.
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