July 12, 201311 yr My top 5 Stones tracks would be : Gimme Shelter Can't You Hear Me Knockin Shine a Light Sympathy for the Devil Sister Morphine. According to my iTunes these are my 5 most played tracks in order: Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac Ventilator Blues - Rolling Stones Fortunate Son - CCR Paranoid - Gus Black I Wanna Be Adored - Stone Roses I've got to get me one of them there vinyl convertors, got a cupboard full and nowt to play them on Anybody done theirs, what kit did you use?
July 12, 201311 yr I was there mate, about 8 people from the front, absolutely incredible! Brill, did you see my daughter?
July 12, 201311 yr No particular order either..... Marc Bolan Trex - Get it on BRILL, as is all of T.REX. Eddie cochran- C'mon Everybody Even Brillier, did you know his car crashed in Chippenham leading to his death and the first policeman at the scene was Dave Dee from DaveDee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Titch. Buddy Holly- Rave On - Great Squeeze - Goodbye Girl - Don't know of it. Madonna- True Blue - again don't know it.
July 12, 201311 yr My top 5 Stones tracks would be : Gimme Shelter Can't You Hear Me Knockin Shine a Light Sympathy for the Devil Sister Morphine. According to my iTunes these are my 5 most played tracks in order: Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac Ventilator Blues - Rolling Stones Fortunate Son - CCR Paranoid - Gus Black I Wanna Be Adored - Stone Roses My top ITunes most played are Jimi Hendrix - All along the watchtower The Kinks - All day and all of the night The Kinks - You really got me The kinks - Waterloo sunset Jimi Hendrix - Purple haze
July 12, 201311 yr I've got to get me one of them there vinyl convertors, got a cupboard full and nowt to play them on Anybody done theirs, what kit did you use? Luckily I can plug mine straight into my computer, then there's plenty of free software to copy it. The one I use is called 'audacity' definitely free for Macs, and I'm pretty sure it's free on Windows too.
July 12, 201311 yr My top ITunes most played are Jimi Hendrix - All along the watchtower The Kinks - All day and all of the night The Kinks - You really got me The kinks - Waterloo sunset Jimi Hendrix - Purple haze My top 5 isn't really a fair representation as there's no Hendrix, Zeppelin or the Clash on there, and they're probably my 3 favourite bands.
July 13, 201311 yr I suppose a lot of favorite songs are triggered by memories. Jimi Hendrix - All along the watchtower When I was in the RN in the 60/70's The Kinks - All day and all of the night When I was in my last year at school 1964 The Kinks - You really got me When I was in my last year at school 1964 The kinks - Waterloo sunset When I was in the RN based in Chatham in the 60's Jimi Hendrix - Purple haze When I was best man at my mates wedding 1974? Although one of the best wedding songs as the bride was walking up the aisle during my mates wedding in the RN in the 70's was. "Whiter shade of pale" by Procol Harum
July 20, 201311 yr For me it's what I grew up with, and then carried on listening to because everything in the charts is shite.
July 20, 201311 yr ELO mr blue skies (always chears me up) Queen who wants to live forever Paint it black stones Most marvin gaye but whats going on Frankie sinatra come fly with me Spose it all depends on my mood as some days I love 30 seconds to mars, where others im in a linkin park mood By the above are definitely up there :-)
July 20, 201311 yr Obviously age and the the decade comes into it. My last year at school was 1964 and I remember while doing my grocery bike round about this time of year, all the bedroom windows were open to let the air in and all I could hear was this song "she loves you" by the Beetles and "my boy lollipop" by Millie. In the school library the teachers said "How can you listen to that rubbish?" That is why when my kids(who have fled the nest by the way) play their music and I think "How can you listen to that rubbish?" I tend to understand why they like their music and not mine. Albeit my daughter does like my kind of music, i.e. The Stones and Jimi Hendrix.
July 20, 201311 yr I definitely agree with you Mike, but I was bought up in a family with eclectic tastes in music, anything from motown to hard rock to classical. My kids have to suffer my blaring of music (although my eldest daughter takes after me and has a good rocking out) so I in turn have to suffer there "tutt". The only limitations I have is...no one direction...unless theyre being shot that is
July 20, 201311 yr I'm 24, and don't listen to anything like people my age do. Bit of a weirdo like that lol
July 20, 201311 yr Not a weirdo matey...I bet half ur mates listen to stuff you would be surprised about (esp if its stuff like power ballads) be proud...ride proud...thats my motto...other than win the lotto that is
July 22, 201311 yr I've got to get me one of them there vinyl convertors, got a cupboard full and nowt to play them on Anybody done theirs, what kit did you use? Took a normal record player. Plugged a phono (ye olde headphones jack size) adapter into the headphones socket. Plugged a male-to-male 3.5mm (modern earphones jack size) audio lead* into the adapter Plugged the other end of the audio lead into the mic input jack of the PC. Stick record on, record on PC, save as MP3 file. Job done. *3.5mm male-to-male audio lead is found at any decent PC shop (including PC World) for a couple quid and often comes with any PC monitor that has it's own speakers.
July 22, 201311 yr Took a normal record player. Plugged a phono (ye olde headphones jack size) adapter into the headphones socket. Plugged a male-to-male 3.5mm (modern earphones jack size) audio lead* into the adapter Plugged the other end of the audio lead into the mic input jack of the PC. Stick record on, record on PC, save as MP3 file. Job done. *3.5mm male-to-male audio lead is found at any decent PC shop (including PC World) for a couple quid and often comes with any PC monitor that has it's own speakers. Exactly what I did!
July 22, 201311 yr Im a massive cradle of filth fan but im sure you golden oldies ears cant handle any of that. But if you "you tube" cradle of filth temptation or stay, then um sure you may like their covers of those two good songs Cradle of Filth are good but this 'Golden Oldie' prefers System of a Down. BYOB is my favourite.
July 23, 201311 yr System of a down...all I have to say is good taste my friend :-) gonna have to download cradle of filth to give an educated comment Finnerz...one of my best mates is an accountant in canary wharf london...yet is a death metaler (and drum and base dj) with a harley sportster...defo split personality going on there
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