Contains the greatest sax solo of all time????....

Good post. I settle for 6music but i fear that it reinforces ny taste in music rather than will expand it. I am not sure that there is that much stuff that i havnt heard so your idea if a shake up in music maybe a good call.

Logical song, that was quite good. Breakfast in America too, and erm that was about it as far as i can recall, oh. they had another hit which was more ballady but i cant think of it, but it was cack anyway.

Awesome band - saw them at the O2 in October and have tickets for wembley stadium next june!!!! Concert at O2 was by far the best i have ever been to!!!!

Sorry for late reply

Really was one of the best gigs i have been to in a while they were quality i must go and see them again. Surly they will be destined for big things.

Did you enjoy it? My mum went last tueday, she adores him. I tell her I'm sure she must be the oldest person in the audience. She tells me she's just hardcore



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edited for reality,

you ever see them prior to American Idiot and before bille joe become bono-lite?

I did. Insomniac, Dookie and even Nimrod to a degree. Now I hate them.

i was being generous including Warning as the cut off point, i do like that album, good writing but musically not at their best.

Does he have a 'cause' too, now?

They still are awesome mate as a band they have evolved and i like both old & new

I've been listening to Green Day since Dookie came out in about 94/95ish and have seen them live at Reading 2001 and 2004. They're the best "big" headline band I've ever seen (obviously I've seen hundreds of better gigs in small venues) and both times were pre-American Idiot, although in 2004 they opened with American Idiot itself as the album had been recorded but not yet released so they didn't play anything else off it.

I haven't seen them since as I very very rarely go to £40 a ticket arena gigs (although I might be tempted by the cricket ground next summer) but in my opinion American Idiot is their best album.

Yes, his cause is to be annoying.

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I keep hearing this Mumford & Sons single on Radio 1, and whilst I enjoy a bit of folk music as much as the next man, I have to question how on earth it has managed to make its way onto the Radio 1 playlist??

Call me cynical, but I get the feeling that the Radio 1 playlist committee isn't quite as straight and down the line as they would like people to believe....I mean, when in the last 10 years as Radio 1 been open to stuff that sounds to my ears like Pogues/Waterboys/Men They Couldn't Hang rip off material??....Now, all of a sudden, they can't get enough of this great, new, young folk band and all the dj's are jumping on the bandwagon, as though they are under instruction to...

CDs in car - Beethoven, The Smiths, U2, Shostakovich, Brahms, Terence Trent D'arby.

I thought my musical taste was eclectic!

Does anybody else here like Big Country? I think they are fantastic, they were unbelievable performers live. Strangely they only had a couple of big hit singles ("in a big country dreams stay with you" and "look away, look away"icon_wink.gif but their whole catalogue is full of fantastic music. They did some superb anthems, then they could do slow ballads without them sounding gay, a lot of their music had socialist political undertones to it.

I went to see them as a teenager, still the most amazing crowd atmosphere I've ever been in, it was full of hard working class Glaswegian men and the patriotic fervour was incredible. In the middle bridge of one of their songs, they started freestyling traditional Scottish songs on their electric guitars making them sound like bagpipes, all the tattooed tartan meatheads started crying while they were bouncing around on each other. Me and my mates started crying as well. Amazing scenes but the atmosphere pulled you in, their music is infectious.

Sadly Stuart Adamson committed suicide so they are no more.

had my usual darts night with my mate tonight,treated us to one of my own compilations which took us back to woolston primary school disco's and some woolston leisure classics,among the playlist were......
deep purple
free
rush
rainbow
thin lizzy
saxon
motorhead

you have to go back to your youth at least once a week when you hit 40

My version of Woolston Leisure was

Pistols
PIL
Clash
The Damned

That's about it. We didn't get as much as you grebs.

CD's currently in the car:

Belle and Sebastian
Sigur Ros
Gil Scott Heron
The Unthanks
Noah and the Whale
Jay Z
Isobell Campbell and Mark Lenegan

CD's sat in the centre console of the car:

Kings of Leon
Arcade Fire
Johnny Cash
Foo Fighters
Reverend and the Makers

F you I wont do what you tell me!



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