TC Jukebox: What are you listening to now?

Whoever put the video to this song did a great job...I'm thinking of enlisting now!

 

By the way, dropping vids here seems to negate the YouTube ads so noice!

 

That's a tune..were they inspired by Mumford and Sons?

 

True story..I was coming home from Dublin on the ferry all on my own..I bought a pint and saw a couple of Irish lads about the same age as me drinking, so I asked if I could join them..and them being Irish were like no worries...Anyway turns out they were going to Donington 1991... and their mate had dropped out..so they had a spare ticket.. £20 all in with bus fare from London return the next day..so after about 6 pints..I said I'd take it..and with an eff off hangover the next morning..I made some obscure central London train station at 0600 or something...gave them the £20 and we were away!

Mötley Crüe and Queensrÿche were great that day!

Operation Mindcrime is a great album!

 

Not sure mate. First came by it on a thread on here. Not this one. Possibly battle of bands or champions league of bands or something like that. Checked out more of their music and some really good stuff. Above the clouds of pompei and red earth and pouring rain are also amazing

 

NAAAAH Reef are from this Island? I though they were aussies?

 

Not sure if I thought about posting this or actually did (CBA looking back) but this was so random from them, love it though

 

Probably my most favourite song of all time, love Jimi Hendrix version also but BD man what a song writer

Hendrix version is like double legendary, beautiful words. I interpret it as a rich * who has fallen from grace and is now one of the proletariat and needing to "slum" it

 

I like this as well

 

What a voice man

Edit best rock and roll voice of my era, only Simon Fowler gets close

 

Cradock was right hand man for both during the pinnacle of Weller OCS. The common denominator in both their success in the era.

 

OCS owe a lot to Weller for making it, hence this song which I'm sure was written for him, memory fades so could be wrong. What a * album though

 

Still my favourite Weller song and performance.

 

Craddock is easily one of the most underrated gutarist of the 90's if not longer, sensational

 

Love the gutar in this, keep them coming Daleer

 

I'm certain Foxy's was one of the first songs Simon wrote. As a 16 year old I'm sure.

His nickname was Foxy and he was Folk faced one night.

Foxy's Folk Faced (* Faced)

 

Oh yeah..that was when they had their brief Americana blues phase and everyone was..errr...what's this lads lol They returned to form on their next album.