What music are you listening to now?

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[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: rihanna

ORIGINAL: Gem35

Cold, one of my all-time favorite bands.
13 ways to bleed on stage.
A Different kind of Pain
Year of the Spider
Self-titled

Nice one..
Thanks for sharing this with us.....

Warspite1

No rihanna, thank-you - you are such a musical genius after all.

[shunwick]

Guys,

Gordon Lightfoot - If You Could Read My Mind

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ta0a3DFUU0Y

Best wishes,
Steve

[wodin]

If you like a great folk female voice...

She moved though the fair by The Trees

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOUcZGopoTU&feature=related

Snails Lament by The Trees

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZGIMaTYDDU&feature=relmfu

Geordie by the Trees

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQLfBeA8EmM

[wodin]

One of my greatest tunes of all time...Warspite have a listen, think you may like he is playing the guitar aswell..

Buzzin Fly by Tim Buckley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLfho6ecv_M&feature=relmfu

followed by....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loOzxap0YAc&feature=related

From the album Happy Sad.

Sadly taken from this world at 27 IIRC through a drug overdose. His son Jeff Buckley also died at the same age after doing a bet he could swim a river. He was also a damn good musician with a top selling album Grace.

[RockKahn]

Takes me back.

Listened to this thinking of my girl back home.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoOKUON0ZDo

Saw the movie for the first time in London, England. The ship was tied up to a dock in Greenwich. Tasted ale there for first time(ugh..warm ale).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rh5ZMNuAM0

[wodin]

What is ale? I'm British and have no idea. Thought it was a term for bitter or lager.

[RockKahn]

It was a long time ago and I only had one. I remember it was dark brown, real sweet, on tap, and served warm. I guess this was the stuff:

from Wikipedia

"Brown ales tend to be lightly hopped, and fairly mildly flavoured, often with a nutty taste. In the south of England they are dark brown, around 3-3.5% alcohol and quite sweet; in the north they are red-brown, 4.5-5% and drier. English brown ales first appeared in the early 1900s, with Manns Brown Ale and Newcastle Brown Ale as the best-known examples."

[shunwick]

I was raised on Newcastle Brown.

[warspite1]

soojan

danlongman he raised on cigarettes and beer given by granny danlongman who hitted him until mummy danlongman smacked the %^&*$ up.

[shunwick]

Not exactly music but I thought I would share this...

http://www.youtube.com/user/viking/feat ... A9MZEjGf6Y

Best wishes,
Steve

[wodin]

Yeah heard of Newcatsle brown ale...though there not really the mainstay of what the English drink. These days it's Becks or Stella (wifebeater)

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: shunwick

Not exactly music but I thought I would share this...

http://www.youtube.com/user/viking/feat ... A9MZEjGf6Y

Best wishes,
Steve

Warspite1

[:)]

Speaking of which, during the last World Cup, paddypower the bookmakers were given away key rings with a Yellow and Red Card attached. What did they say on them?

Yellow Card - You're really beginning to annoy me love
Red Card - Can you please leave the room

I showed these in succession to Mrs W during one exchange; she was not impressed, but the kids loved it [:)]

[shunwick]

ORIGINAL: wodin

Yeah heard of Newcatsle brown ale...though there not really the mainstay of what the English drink. These days it's Becks or Stella (wifebeater)

Ah yes. But we are not talking English here. We are talking Geordies.

Best wishes,
Steve

[shunwick]

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: shunwick

Not exactly music but I thought I would share this...

http://www.youtube.com/user/viking/feat ... A9MZEjGf6Y

Best wishes,
Steve

Warspite1

[:)]

Speaking of which, during the last World Cup, paddypower the bookmakers were given away key rings with a Yellow and Red Card attached. What did they say on them?

Yellow Card - You're really beginning to annoy me love
Red Card - Can you please leave the room

I showed these in succession to Mrs W during one exchange; she was not impressed, but the kids loved it [:)]

I imagine that Mrs W got her own back.

Best wishes,
Steve

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: warspite1

And apropriately for this long weekend:

Sing (Commonwealth Version) - Gary Barlow (feat Military Wives)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ah_Yf7ey1Q

Warspite1

Having heard, and loved this, I just downloaded the Military Wives album - quality songstresess! and all in a good cause too

Warspite1

Sorry to plug again...actually I am not sorry at all - if you haven't tried the Military Wives album, you REALLY should [&o][&o]

[warspite1]

ORIGINAL: shunwick

ORIGINAL: warspite1

ORIGINAL: shunwick

Not exactly music but I thought I would share this...

http://www.youtube.com/user/viking/feat ... A9MZEjGf6Y

Best wishes,
Steve

Warspite1

[:)]

Speaking of which, during the last World Cup, paddypower the bookmakers were given away key rings with a Yellow and Red Card attached. What did they say on them?

Yellow Card - You're really beginning to annoy me love
Red Card - Can you please leave the room

I showed these in succession to Mrs W during one exchange; she was not impressed, but the kids loved it [:)]

I imagine that Mrs W got her own back.

Best wishes,
Steve

Warspite1

Yes...she took my toys away and sent me to my room....with no supper [&:]

[RockKahn]

ORIGINAL: shunwick

ORIGINAL: wodin

Yeah heard of Newcatsle brown ale...though there not really the mainstay of what the English drink. These days it's Becks or Stella (wifebeater)

Ah yes. But we are not talking English here. We are talking Geordies.

Best wishes,
Steve

OK. So what's a Geordie?

This video is music related, kind of, maybe, not really, well.....

http://www.collegehumor.com/video/4060067/hardly-working-rap-battle

[Southernland]

And the moment I've just 'discovered' Joe Bonamassa http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty7BJu3ddk0

[shunwick]

ORIGINAL: RockKahn

ORIGINAL: shunwick

ORIGINAL: wodin

Yeah heard of Newcatsle brown ale...though there not really the mainstay of what the English drink. These days it's Becks or Stella (wifebeater)

Ah yes. But we are not talking English here. We are talking Geordies.

Best wishes,
Steve

OK. So what's a Geordie?

This video is music related, kind of, maybe, not really, well.....

http://www.collegehumor.com/video/4060067/hardly-working-rap-battle

English Master Race.