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Cloudy O'Rabia
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Going to see them in November. They've booked tiny venues and all sold out in days.
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Frank Blue wrote:
I'll just add this:

Fleet Foxes - White Winter Hymnal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQRS40OKNE&feature=user

Where have I come across this song before, I just don't know.
I know a few fans are on here (or is that just Badger?).

What a wonderful tune.


I really should listen to their album again. Bought it after loads of good reviews and recommendations and listened to it once. Thought it was ok but didn't grab me. Wasn't overly impressed. I keep seeing it on my shelf though and feeling guilty. I keep meaning to give it another go.

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Frank Blue wrote:
I'll just add this:

[color="Red"]Fleet Foxes - White Winter Hymnal[/color]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQRS40OKNE&feature=user

Where have I come across this song before, I just don't know.
I know a few fans are on here (or is that just Badger?).

What a wonderful tune.



Superb shout!
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Cloudy O'Rabia
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Squidge wrote:
I really should listen to their album again. Bought it after loads of good reviews and recommendations and listened to it once. Thought it was ok but didn't grab me. Wasn't overly impressed. I keep seeing it on my shelf though and feeling guilty. I keep meaning to give it another go.



Try the earlier EP squidge and then go back to the album.
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Cloudy O'Rabia wrote:
Try the earlier EP squidge and then go back to the album.


I may add it to my list of things to buy. I'm filthy rich at the moment. Won myself £95 on the football predictions at work :)

And that was only joint top. If only Gerrard's goal had been allowed i'd have had the full £190 to myself.

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Cloudy O'Rabia wrote:
Try the earlier EP squidge and then go back to the album.


There first album is Self named and there second is called Sun Giant.....both are brilliant! Remind me of Crosby Stills and Nash a bit.
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RonaldinhoMyArse wrote:
There first album is Self named and there second is called Sun Giant.....both are brilliant! Remind me of Crosby Stills and Nash a bit.


With a touch of Beach Boys harmonies maybe?
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Cloudy O'Rabia wrote:
With a touch of Beach Boys harmonies maybe?


Never thought of that before, but yeah your bang on there.
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Same as he does in evry other song hes in.......stand about in the background making dumb noises!

Total tit


Wait til you hear what he's done to Chris Cornell

At the moment my 3 faves are

Unkle ft Ian Brown - Reign
QotSA - 3s and 7s
Soulwax -Too Many DJ's

My all time fave is probably Porch by Pearl Jam
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Wait til you hear what he's done to Chris Cornell

At the moment my 3 faves are

Unkle ft Ian Brown - Reign
QotSA - 3s and 7s
Soulwax -Too Many DJ's

My all time fave is probably Porch by Pearl Jam


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Skin Sixx wrote:

Unkle ft Ian Brown - Reign


The Evil Nine mix of that was a solid choice in my set for a year or so. Tune.

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Waterloo Sunset by the Kinks.

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Waterloo Sunset by the Kinks.

You can say what you like.



A classic. Perfect pop.

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RonaldinhoMyArse wrote:
There first album is Self named and there second is called Sun Giant.....both are brilliant! Remind me of Crosby Stills and Nash a bit.


Actually, the EP is called Sun Giant and came out before their eponymous debut album.

Not that I'm being picky. :rolleyes:

(They are very good though)

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Badger wrote:
Actually, the EP is called Sun Giant and came out before their eponymous debut album.

Not that I'm being picky. :rolleyes:

(They are very good though)


You going to see them on tour Badger?
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Cloudy O'Rabia wrote:
You going to see them on tour Badger?


Prolly not.

One of my current favourite songs, Old Crow Medicine Show's version of Down Home Girl.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=cJhlM6W4uhk

They're a brilliant live act BTW, saw them a few weeks ago. Did you manage to catch them Cloudy? :rolleyes:

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Cloudy O'Rabia
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Badger wrote:
Prolly not.

One of my current favourite songs, Old Crow Medicine Show's version of Down Home Girl.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=cJhlM6W4uhk

They're a brilliant live act BTW, saw them a few weeks ago. Did you manage to catch them Cloudy? :rolleyes:


Nah, I think it clashed with Micah P Hinson at End of the Road. :D
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