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Good story Blowin, this is the song the reminds me most of Bali was everywhere in late 90s early 00's im sure it will still be playing in some warungs down poppies 2 this year..


I think that's on DJ Scotty's Spotify list.


Indo you may have heard this this track too, got to a high ranking on the charts and played everywhere around 2007, 2008
I actually met this bunch on Jalan Jaksa in Jakarta and partied with them in Stadium when it was open.
was then invited to film a video clip with them which is this next one, full friendliest music stars ive ever met.
That's me at the start my role was white slavery carrying the cart. Friendliest crew ever, we then went to a gig and danced on stage.


Yeah that version of that song sounds familiar.
Ha ha that's classic getting in an indo music video...nice work


what George takes a lick and turns it into my sweet lord, find me some concert for Bangladesh please


Neil even owns up in the lyrics;
"I'm singin' this borrowed tune/I took from the Rolling Stones/Alone in this empty room/Too wasted to write my own."
Hard to complain about that.


back on track blockers




Like a dog with a rat, 2 rulz. :)
Not as obvious this one. Fans of Black Francis may pick it.


shouldn't have asked


blackers wrote:Like a dog with a rat, 2 rulz. :)
Not as obvious this one. Fans of Black Francis may pick it.
Also...never knew about Status Quo vs Angels....learn something everyday.


unreal


Good work Icandig.


A little cryptic, but I reckon Blackers is up to the task. James Newell Osterberg - Trainspotter vs a steady stream / girl getter?


Haha Icandig, I'm following.
Egregious, that one.
Curious as to what they had to say about it I did a little reading and the band claims their inspiration came from Motown.
Holds weight


"Honestly your honour, I had no idea..."


Is it just a little scary to think that most of the information I find interesting comes from a disparate bunch of surfers on a forecasting website? Thanks J.


And the openning to this...


blackers wrote:Neil even owns up in the lyrics;
"I'm singin' this borrowed tune/I took from the Rolling Stones/Alone in this empty room/Too wasted to write my own."
Hard to complain about that.
yesterday the Neil young YT channel put up audio from two concerts -- UCLA 1971 and the bottom end in New York.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8gbK8uoqKhlACSeenUPkFQ
a doobie and Neil young...perfect post surf






A couple of very clever songs on climate change


Mothers Day, papa John creach


Good choice two rules.


didn't think you'd find that!!!!!!!!! thanks


A few years old but really good imo




JW outgunned?






Udo, that was unexpectedly powerful, thanks for posting it.


Fuck putin








the only song my ears wanna hear these last few days




hello sailor -- blue lady. some great kiwi rock from the 70s
one for those who ever needed a blue lady to help them through the night.




Time to lighten things up a bit.


Shit yeah


Good call blackers, and nice tune.


Someone mention Black Francis? Someone else posting covers? Here's one I came across recently with both. I like it.


Really enjoyed that one icandig. Cheers. It's such a great song and they did it justice for sure.
Speaking of covers, I stumbled across this one recently which really tickled my fancy. And no, nothing to do with shiny black tight leather pants either.


Covers?
Minimalist rock band strips the fishnets off a glam rock anthem.


Great album that one Stu. Surprised that band has not appeared more here as I am sure there are many who were fans back in the day.


How big were the Femmes back in the day!
This is a great cover by Kingswood of a First Aid Kit song……jjust persist for a minute to get past the opening waffle
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I think Triple J's Like A Version is one of the sadder excuses for relevant music foisted upon da yoof of today.
Second rate butcherings of once-proud songs, being passed off as something fresh and hip.
Does the kids no favours.


While I know we have been here before, there are lots of good covers about Andy.


And at the risk of repeating myself, my fave cover ever.
Alright, time for some discussion on what yr all listening too. My iTunes inventory is getting a little stale so I'm up for some inspiration.
Currently loving The Drones' album "Havilah".. incredible songwriting and some of the best recorded guitars and drum I've heard in a long time. I'm a little late to the party with this album but it's on high rotation at the moment and will probably stay there a while. I've seen these guys live once (Fowlers, Adelaide) and fortunately they're incredible on stage too. Can't wait to see them again.