Original video located here. Accessed 18th June 2024
Song title: Breaking the Law
Artist: Judas Priest
Year: 1980
Why I like this song:
Well seeing it's Pride Month.... ;)
Original video located here. Accessed 18th June 2024
Song title: Breaking the Law
Artist: Judas Priest
Year: 1980
Why I like this song:
Well seeing it's Pride Month.... ;)
Song title: Peeled Apples
Artist: Manic Street Preachers
Year: 2009
Why I like this song:
R.I.P. Steve Albini
I imagine the music world will be talking up his production skills, particularly with Nirvana, the Pixies, PJ Harvey and the Dirty Three. I however wish to call attention to his production on the Manic Street Preachers album Journal For Plague Lovers.
It certainly gave the Manics the bite that had been lacking since The Holy Bible and, given this was effectively a eulogy for Richey, was the Manics going all out.
And boy did it deliver.
Song title: The Sunset
Artist: The Moody Blues
Year: 1967
Why I like this song:
R.I.P. Mike Pinder
Lots of great songs on Days of Future Passed but this one always stood out for me for both its minimalistic approach and the use of percussion. Perfect for watching the sun go down on a hill somewhere...
Song title: In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed
Artist: The Allman Brothers Band
Year: 1970
Why I like this song:
R.I.P. Dickey Betts
Say hi to Duane, Berry, Butch and Gregg for us.
Original video located here. Accessed 30th March 2024
Song title: Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
Artist: The Ramones
Year: 1976
Why I like this song:
Fifty years to the day
Original video located here. Accessed 18th March 2024
Song title: Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)
Artist: Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel
Year: 1975
Why I like this song:
R.I.P. Steve Harley
A snappy pop song that certainly sounds distinctive from the other pop songs of the era. Even now.
Actually I agree with Jeremy Clarkson: Don't trust anyone who doesn't like this song,
Original video located here. Accessed 26th February 2024
Song title: iluv
Artist: Effy and Mall Grab
Year: 2024
Why I like this song:
Clearly the spirit of nineties house music lives on.
But, as the saying goes, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. And this is indeed a gem.