Music - what are people listening to now?

[Bamboo Grove]

[Bamboo Grove]

Caller, is it true what they say in this song that "Chelsea girls are the best in the world for company?=

[BaaBaa.]

Caller, is it true what they say in this song that "Chelsea girls are the best in the world for company?

They're all about the money, plastic and very little substance. Like eeerrmmm, Chelsea.

The clubs got bigger tits.

[richard]

Well just back from a 'One night in Bangkok' which became 2 nights in BK. So a quiet night in Got to stop my body divorcing me again and listening to this to chill.

Sunday a day of rest and recovery as Monday is the big bang party in PP bar. Got to be fit for that

[BaaBaa.]

Well just back from a 'One night in Bangkok' which became 2 nights in BK. So a quiet night in Got to stop my body divorcing me again and listening to this to chill.

Sunday a day of rest and recovery as Monday is the big bang party in PP bar. Got to be fit for that

I was on the Beach!

[richard]

Luv this gal

[richard]

Help

What am I doing wrong?

[Mod Edit] You're being richard Basically you are trying to embed a file that has something else going on. In this case, if you went back to YouTube and searched on Kate Bush Wow, you would be presented with a whole load of files that can be successfully embedded.

[Bamboo Grove]

It may be that I've linked this song before, but so what, I'll do it again as I like it so much.

[richard]

[Jimbob]

The interesting voice of Phillipa Margaret "Pip" Brown aka Ladyhawke and band

She does a fair live cover of White Rabbit originally by Jefferson Starship (starts 1.30 after announcer crap)

[richard]

Screwed up on the link again I'll get there

[migrant]

Neil Diamond meets Korn

[Vital Spark]

Coldplay, loudly. It's OK we have no neighbours.

VS

[deepee]

These guys are pure slick, Linder 's 6 wire bass work is mesmerizing
DIRTY LOOPS


oops! looks like link wont work, check em out anyway if you can.

[Mod Edit:] If the url starts https only post it as http

[PeteC]

Guitarist Alvin Lee of Woodstock fame dies at 68

(CNN) -- Alvin Lee, the speed-fingered British guitarist who lit up Woodstock with a monumental 11-minute version of his song "I'm Going Home," has died, according to his website. He was 68.

"With great sadness, we have to announce that Alvin unexpectedly passed away early this morning after unforeseen complications following a routine surgical procedure," read the message on alvinlee.com. "We have lost a wonderful, much loved father and companion. The world has lost a great and truly gifted musician."

The note was signed by Lee's daughter, Jasmin, wife, Evi, and former companion Suzanne.

Lee died Wednesday.

Born in Nottingham, England, in 1944, Lee was the leader of the band Ten Years After.

His performance at Woodstock in 1969 catapulted him into the front ranks of the period's British guitar heroes, which included Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Pete Townshend.

In an image from the 1973 book "Rock Dreams," he and those four others are pictured in tuxedos carrying guitar cases into a building.

"Groups would play for an hour without pausing, not to be mobbed or screamed at but in hopes of an ovation," critic Nik Cohn wrote about musicians in the caption.

Despite his status as a musician, Lee never reached the critical or popular heights of his countrymen.

Ten Years After never had a Top 10 album in America, though 1971's "A Space in Time" went platinum thanks to the group's only Top 40 hit, "I'd Love to Change the World."

Lee released his latest album, "Still on the Road to Freedom," last August.

http://edition.cnn.com/2013/03/06/showb ... t=My+Yahoo