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    How many dudes shouldn't be approached like this?

    Stuff
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    @infidel Nigel Regan from HLAH works (indirectly) for me now.

    Physically not a great advertisement for the RnR lifestyle I have to say

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    Picked up big smash on vinyl at a second hand shop today. Still hasn't the original price tag from Notting hill record and tape exchange on it.

    Love all the stiff records catalogue.
    Sounds bloody good through the old JBLs

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    Side three is to die for.

    Commenter on the Steve Hoffman Forum:

    "I just got mine. My wife got the mail, handed me the package, and asked, "What did you get?" I was honest, and told her it was her worst nightmare. :)"

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    Speaking of Steven Wilson, he released his latest album last week. Very pop-influenced.

    The first single was Pariah featuring Israeli singer Ninet Tayeb. She was fabulous on Routine from "Hand. Cannot. Erase".

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    Johnny Cash - General Lee

    Better watch it before google/youtube pulls it...

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    We gonna talk about "Green Power".

    Great song!

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    Is she in yo' town?

    Another Northern Soul Classic!

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    @SammyC Stiff Records had a great couple of years in the day

    @Salacious-Crumb I was a big Yes fan in the day but couldn't listen to a whole side now

    I'm listening to this as I write

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    @dogmeat said in What are you listening to, right now................:

    @Salacious-Crumb I was a big Yes fan in the day but couldn't listen to a whole side now

    So I take it then you haven't bought PROGeny ...

    ...the 14-CD box-set - seven complete concert performances of Close To The Edge from their 1972 American tour.

    It's too precious to lug around in the car, so I made cdr dubs and have labelled them Sunday 1+2; Monday 1+2; Tuesday 1+2, Wednesday 1+2; Thursday 1+2; Friday 1+2; Saturday 1+2.

    (Psst! A little bird told me every one of those shows has been uploaded to youtube.)

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    Thrashing old Jam albums at the moment. It's not as if I don't listen to them anyway but went to a pub talk the other night from Rick Buckler. Great way to spend an evening after work. £5 got entry, a pint and a meal.
    Anyway, Rick was a good talker and a really nice bloke. Put together some good stories that explained how the Jam's sound came about.
    He may never go down in history as one of the great drummers but Rick, Bruce and Paul had this thing going that was more than the sum of the parts.

    Got a selfie with the man and shook his hand. As I was going home though some of the audiences questions had me wondering if I was even able to rank their albums and I reckon that their output for a short period was so good that I can't really split three albums all released in succession.
    If I had to make a list it would be

    1. = Setting Sons, All Mod Cons, Sound Affects
    2. This is the Modern World
    3. The Gift
    4. In the City

    It hurts to have to put In The City at the bottom of list especially when the title track would be my favourite Jam song overall.

    Have to add the obligatory clip and have chosen one where Rick's drumming is as frantic as the guitar and bass thrashing.

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    @Rocky-Rockbottom

    I always think of this song.

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    @Crucial C'mon they only put out 6 albums and you have three as equal #1 COP-OUT!
    Setting Sons
    All Mod Cons
    Sound Affects
    This Is The Modern World
    In The City
    The Gift

    Setting Sons was released the week I arrived in UK so it is particularly memorable

    Although first song I ever heard in Europe on radio was this:

    Hardly the best start

    Jam must have felt like The Beach Boys Pet Sounds to Beatles Sgt Peppers with SS trumped by London Calling within a month

    Lucky enough to catch them both live - but not Fiddlers Dram

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    @dogmeat yeah, I just like all three equally for different reasons. If I had to order them though, I agree with your top 3.

    Don't think The Gift deserves to be last though. Its a very uneven album with styles jumping around but has more great songs than ITC

    Ghosts, Malice, Carnation would all make my best of playlist but only really ITC itself would.

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    @Crucial I fucken loathe Malice - hence The Gift coming bottom. I think it's just one of those songs that got done to death on radio and as a result I'm over it.

    Strong lyrically though I'll give you that. I find Precious more interesting now as it definitely foreshadows Wellers work with TSC

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    Did sumbody say "The Jam"...?

    Grand Central Station - "The Jam" (1975)

    Oh solikai, I am Wenual, they call me the Wiccan
    I am not one of you, I will like to make you one of us
    All you have to do is just "wisten" to my "wum"
    Then you will know why they call me Wenual

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    Hendrix estate is super-stingy with what they permit goin' up on youtube... here's a clip from the Classic Albums "making-of" doc series talkin' about May This Be Love.

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    Motorhead just dropped a "new" posthumous LP on Friday, UNDER COVER (with an umlaut over the "O") -- a bunch o' covers by Stones, Ramones, Bowie, Metallica, and a few others, including the Nuge (see below)I think every one of these tracks have already been released on prev albums, so it's not exactly "emptying the vaults" and it's not anything close to being essential, but it is fun.

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