Sabresonic
Justified & Ancient
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WHYNO!!!!!
WHYNO!!!!!
I never could get the hang of Daryl Braithwaite, and the band, Sherbert.
Don't worry I got some other styles coming....spitAgreed, Mungers. Doesn't this thread need pruning to the stem.
Is this any better ?I never could get the hang of Daryl Braithwaite, and the band, Sherbert.
I shall leave it there Sabresonic.
I do prefer The Saints...in preference to t'other...and...to quote 'The Little Aussie Bleeder' !!GAAN THE MIGHTY BLUES!!!Is this any better ?
BTW are you a NRL fan ?
One of the first performance's of a Punk or New Wave band on Top of The Pops and they were Australian not English/UK and even The Ramones never did TOTP'sI do prefer The Saints...in preference to t'other...and...to quote 'The Little Aussie Bleeder' !!GAAN THE MIGHTY BLUES!!!
It was great coverage Sabresonic -Top of the Pops - but I was very surprised to see them do it, knowing the Punk creed and ethos. I think that Mr Kuepper showed his disdain perfectly in that short fillum.One of the first performance's of a Punk or New Wave band on Top of The Pops and they were Australian not English/UK and even The Ramones never did TOTP's![]()
I remember from being 5 in 1976 to around 1984 loving Top of The Pops as it was a family tradition and liked of all the new sounds and looks that was on it be it Punk, New Wave, Synth Pop,Reggae and great one hit wonders etc and you would get bands which would have up to 8 members in it alongside a brass section or a Saxophone appearing.So thats why I'm doing a little bit of my own project checking out the good stuff on TOTP and then be the Old Grey Whistle test, John Peel Sessions etc.It was great coverage Sabresonic -Top of the Pops - but I was very surprised to see them do it, knowing the Punk creed and ethos. I think that Mr Kuepper showed his disdain perfectly in that short fillum.
Thanks for the tip - they've got a great sound!Night Monitor
Not quite equidistant between Norwich and London is Thetford Forest - a woodland tract which runs alongside the the main A11 artery between the two cities. Chris Sharp aka Concretism often stays in the area (perhaps in the nearby Linton Travel Tavern) and got to wonder whether a beast may roam the forest. In fact there has been sightings of a Thetford Beast - some say cat, some say ape - and this EP is a soundtrack to an imagined children's book about the monster. These are going to move as quick as the monster itself (quite quick) so don't miss out.
It's the instrument that is unusual here: ...