Time Machine

Anyone know where I can get my hands on one? Would like 'For All The F*cked Up Children Of The World' one, but can't find any!!!

Cheers!

Gee whizz, not been on this site for ages.

Been to a lot, but off the top of my head I would have to say Black Rebel Motorcycle Club at King Tut's in March - superb.

Must also mention The Brian Jonestown Massacre at T In The Park - only getting to play for 30 mins though - ridiculous. Great entertainment however.

I think 'The Don' is a great pop tune, and personally, who gives a sh1te if it sounds really simple. It 's a great wee story, a reflection of their lives growing up. You've got to remember where these boys come from etc. Music has given them a way out, and I personally think it's cool as fook. I'm as harsh a music critic as the next man, but hats off to them I say - (no pun intended!). Saw them in the tent at T last year, it was the most mental half an hour of the weekend. Selling out venues and touring with ace bands or working for a living? Know what I'd rather do..........

My Latest Novel is a shocking name for a band.

Like A Daydream: A Shoegazing Guide

The last tune sounds like 'Close My Eyes' by Ride

"Last night I had such a good time, but there's a price to pay, a night full of kicks, now the sun's in my eyes and i feel so weary today, I want to close my eyes....."

Ah, my creation returns to the first page! It's been a while, so here goes:

1. Crushed - The Brian Jonestown Massacre

2. White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane

3. When The Sun Hits - Slowdive

4. My White Devil - Echo & The Bunnymen

5. In A Different Place - Ride

I hope you're having a giraffe, mate.

Bought heaps but the best two are easily:

The Brian Jonestown Massacre - 'Methadrone'.

It's got everything. The song 'Crushed' is absolutely glorious. Best band I've ever seen live. Complete wall of sound. Like nothing I've ever heard.

Jefferson Airplane - 'Surrealistic Pillow'

Yeah, so it was spawned from the Summer Of Love and is a bit hippy but hey. 'Somebody To Love' and 'White Rabbit' are unreal. FEED YOUR HEAD!!!!!!

F**k all that genre pish!

The Stone Roses debut every time!

I've got 2 Babyshambles tickets for sale for the re-arranged date in Glasgow, can't go now. 20 each.

It was a decent length of set, no encore. They had the most mental rock n roll jam at the end though. The song's called 'Feel It', felt like it went on for about 20 mins, loud as! Nae sure about the set-list, I'm sure you'll find it if you hae good rake on t'internet!

During a jam out at the end of one of the tunes Anton started singing "I've seen this happen in other people's lives and now it's happening in mine" from 'That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore' by The Smiths, possibly the best part of the gig!

Travelled down to see The Brian Jonestown Massacre in Newcastle on Friday night. What a gig, what a sound! Anton was in great form. Went to an aftershow party at some cool club that played the best 60s garage music that I've ever heard. Ended up chatting to the guitarist about Ride, Slowdive and Spacemen 3. Cool as. Great live band. Check them out if you're into that kinda thing. Inspirational. 8-)

I think they're ace. Great wee gig.

The spirit of rock n' roll lives on.

Proper gang!

Anyone who sings "You've got a house in the (Broughty) Ferry, and a new guitar that's never been played before" gets pass marks in my book!

The cover of Squeeze's 'Up The Junction' on the new single is brilliant. 8-)

A BJM update from me. Absolutely love this band now! Can't believe they bypassed me until very recently! Buying up the records now. Dig! is one of the most mental things I've ever seen! Going to see them next month.

'Oh Lord' by The Brian Jonestown Massacre 8-)

Go listen.

Probably 'Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere'

First Neil Young record I bought, and it has 'Cinnamon Girl' on it.

1. Your Friend And Mine (Neil's Song) - Love

2. How Does It Feel To Feel? - The Creation

3. You Tear The World In Two - Pale Saints

4. Oh Lord - The Brian Jonestown Massacre

5. Black Metallic - Catherine Wheel

_________________

First you look so strong

Then you fade away

The sun will blind my eyes

I love you anyway

Thirsty for your smile

I watch you for a while

You are a vapour trail

In a deep blue sky

Aged 15

Ocean Colour Scene, AECC, 9th February 1998

'Thank God For Mental Illness' - The Brian Jonestown Massacre

'Give It Back!' - The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Best Of - The Creation

Like A Daydream - A Shoegazing Guide

Aftermath (UK) - The Rolling Stones

Out Of Our Heads (UK) - The Rolling Stones

Shine On -Jet

Yeah, I never normally buy compilations but this one stood out because I'm into Ride, Slowdive, Pale Saints etc. Realistically I could've just downloaded the tracks of the bands I hadn't heard before but hey!

'When The Sun Hits' by Slowdive should be owned by everyone.

First compilation CD I've bought in years, absolute belter.

Ride, Slowdive, Pale Saints, Chapterhouse, Revolver, Spiritualized etc etc

Recommend it!

Here Comes The Sun - The Beatles

Great gig.