steady on,is this anything to do with seagulls following boats ?

They were following the trawlers

No, I'm talking Oo La La!!

The Faces?

I can't find much information about it online, but great song. Once you hear it you can't get it out of your head for hours.

And as the saying goes......I was there!


Went up for the special guests spot on friday only to find it was Radiohead,I was out of there before Thom Yorke had time to whine.

Just bought a job lot of vinyls and this little beauty was in it,top loader,song words,the right serial numbers,the lot!!Happy days.

You're not a Beatles fan, does this mean you're selling?

Some great choices so far, for what it's worth mine would be:

Meat Is Murder- The Smiths
Murmur- R.E.M.
The White Album- The Beatles
Raw Power- The Stooges
Up The Bracket- The Libertines
Harvest- Neil Young
We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank- Modest Mouse
Live A Little- The Pernice Brothers
Electric Warrior- T Rex
Ignore The Ignorant- The Cribs
Aladdin Sane- David Bowie

Yes but in the not too distant future,getting made redundant so i'm bying job lots of vinyls and gonna get a market stall and seel on line,the future's vinyl!!

I've got some in the loft, I'll list it and you can have it for a fair price. How important is condition?

My mam gave all her Mick Jackson vinyls to a charity shop days before he died, she was mortified.

the only Faces album I rate is their last 'Coast to Coast' and that's not brilliant IMO - Ronnie Wood however is/was sheer class - i'm not anti Rod Stewart,his 'Atlantic Crossing' is a gem but I thought the other musicians around him made him look better than he is/was.........Again IMO

aye,fine footballer - cr@p poet..............

The Faces were a decent rock band but lacked the power and grace of the Small Faces from whom they came. Steve Marriot was a fine singer and musician possibly the first real Rock voice rather than R&B or R&R and Ronnie Lane was poorer without him. Rods fine but basically a solo performer.

agree about The Faces but you are way off with the 'first real Rock voice' - Ian Gillan was (still is ?) streets ahead of Marriott IMO - then you have the likes of Joe Cocker..........

Was Gillan before Marriot - I did say the first not the best that's purely opinion.

Gillan started serious rock singing before Marriot (he as the original 'Jesus' in JC Superstar of I recall) though Marriott was a kind of child star of the early 60s but doing more middle of the road stuff.
If we are talking about early rockers then surely the likes of Buddy Holly & Little Richard and of course, The King must be taken into consideration ?

Dashboard is a very very good tune.
Prefer Cribs' previous album if i'm honest and I don't think they'll ever top it

Can't see anything good about the cribbs myself. Tried to but nothing at all I have heard got me interested.

Paranoid by Black Sabbath is a particularly good album to listen to whilst driving i.m.o.
Especially Iron Man,good for gentle headbanging ,but at the same time not distracting whilst driving.

If I could go off at a tangent,a great album for me would be,
Paranoid,Black Sabbath.
Bad to the bone,George Thorogood and the destroyers.
Ace of spades, Motorhead.
Since youv`e been gone,Rainbow
Sweet child of mine,Guns`n Roses.
Thunderstruck,AC/DC
Let there be rock,AC/DC
Who are you?,The Who.
Bat out of hell,Meatloaf.
Stairway to Heaven,Led Zeppelin.

I haven't named them as great albums as such against my prog collection but I have a hell of a lot of Ennio Morricone soundtrack/compilation albums sitting about.
Surely 'Once Upon a time in the west' has to have the best soundtrack ever written?

Yes - it is. I also like "The Vice of Killing". Morricone was a stone cold genius and probably doesn't get the respect he deserves because he is so closely associated with writing stuff for the movies.

Used to love Pills n thrills n belly aches by happy mondays

Took the Mrs to see Fleet Foxes in Manchester last night; not everyone's cup of tea, but they are super-talented musicians - their live performance was genuinely remarkable.

I could get quite into this young fogey, folk rock revival; just got to get this beard sorted out.