Lovely library

Awesome library!....Love your taste in music!:)

very nice collection of music

raw and strong!

Ah no worries, love the proggy tweets I do! :)

Thanks for the add, love your Twitter :)

thanks for the add! cheers from Texas, USA :-)

Genesis, Prefab Sprout, & Scott Walker in the top 5 - holy shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

Great taste!!

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Wow! I knew that had to have been marcel.

Found you as a listener to [url=http://www.last.fm/music/Various+Artists/Reckless+Roots+Rockers]this[/url] rare dubplate, and your library on random is interesting, too!

Saw your shout on Max Wall's "England's Glory"...and had a look at your "Pleasant Dinners" blog thingie...bloody great-love it ;)

Thanks for the visit.. ;o))

Fatima Mansions :) great blast from the path .. just been enjoying the Snub video for "only losers.."

Glad to know you like a bit of Al B, I never tire of him ... honoured you are giving my library a whirl too ( while we still can) :-) Enjoy your day at home.

:-))

:-)

Did you get to the Cathal C gig last night? Didn't spot anyone looking like your avatar.. thanks for the heads up - it was very good.

Starcastle... bloody hell. I'd forgotten they existed!

Hi there :-) yes i am, are you? :)

I hadn't, no - thank you for the tip

i like what little i heard, will keep you posted :-) Thanks for tip-off :-)

i will let you know :-)

Hi ..well I am very into Natacha Atlas ~ Foretold in the language of Dreams, at the moment :)

good evening ~ how are you? :-)

Thanks for accepting the friend request, EXCELLENT charts you have here!

yay! :-)

REM note='node'. and btw-- it's a playlist of 1990's rollin'-- i wouldn't normally be listinin' to da "J.J.Fadd" all too often, no matter how Super their sonic may be.

Interesting; Tindersticks: what an unlikely commonality, methinks. As a child, playground-bound, to spy the others there, on further inspection I believe i might try this new thing called friendship. hmm. okay-- now... let's see-- can i remember how to do that, i wonder.... will check-in likely later before pressing all those buttons, however. dig. i do not know why the word "radical" wants to be typed now, but it's already been done. enjoy. see last.fm note sona+[us]

dude, you remind me of a certain "lead singer" of a certain [former] ensemble, with which i too performed. but, i see: you are most probably not he. nevertheless, it's like, "I must confess!", rock and f*ckin roll anyway. it even feels-good to say.

:-)

I love your shout on Doll by Doll.

I've posted an article inspired by The Pale Fountains in my blog http://nosabesloquetepierdes.blogspot.com/2010/02/reach-pale-fountains.html Check it out, you might like it!

Merry Christmas :-)

Well I am having a Nico week ....you like? :)

:-) hello ...how are you?

ello ~ shall we be friends? heeeeee.........;-)))

Very good charts ! Thank you for talking about Microdisney & Cathal Coughlan ...

Hi, thanks for the add.

http://therisingstorm.net/audio/02%20The%20Scarecrow.mp3

Hey! Thanks for listening to my music! Looks like we have some similar listening habits too. :-) Just missed Mark Eitzel last weekend here in NYC. Was very disappointed not to see him again... Best from NYC!

Yes - Hush Puppy Hush and Coo Coo Bird. Would love to hear more (didn't know there was more until reading your bio), but happily settle for eating my fried mush in the interim!

Impressed by your knowledge on the subject of Wee Willie Shantz

You commented on Tony Banks' "The Lie" that you never worked out what "A Curious Feeling" was all about. I'm surprised I never hear more discussion about this. I once heard Banks had a gambling addiction. From this perspective the whole album makes perfect sense as the story of a man who makes a bet with fate, loses the bet, and becomes an amnesiac. The narrative opens with "Lucky Me", where the hero admits that he can't recall his life. Then we go back and see what happened in "The Lie", where he makes a bet that he will never fall in love, and if he loses, he'll lose his "memory and most of your mind". He does fall in love and loses the bet ("You"), and from there it's a long slide into oblivion ("Waters of Lethe", "For a While", "In the Dark"). It's an achingly sad story, ably told, but I had to figure it out myself over years of listening to it. I've never seen this dramatic line discussed anywhere. I'd be interested in hearing different interpretations.

did you said that blood on the rooftops is the best genesis song??

As I was saying to David the other day at the club, I'm talking about Manchester's Sweet Sensation here. Marcel King was one of Britain's greatest soul voices - with better luck he might have been England's Marvin Gaye , but he didn't have the breaks and it's a case of what might have been.

nice top artists