Personally speaking, Bringing It All Back Home is the only Dylan album (thatI’ve heard) that I can sit through from beginning to end.
I just don’t ‘get’ him…….I’ll get my coat.
What a buzz to log on and see your review of the Distant Vocies gig.
I’m lucky enough to be involved with Vox Liminis up here in Glasgow, and I’m so glad you enjoyed the concert DFB.
I know….it was kind of surreal. Apparently The Smiths played there too, but I missed that one.
Chuck Berry. My first ever gig. 1982(ish). In of all places, Irvine Magnum.
Me 17 with a hall full of Teds (where did they come from?).
An hour with a pick up band and then off on the dot.
I thought both The Singer and Bad Penny Blues were just crying out for a TV adaptation. I’ll need to check out Weirdo now….
The Singer & Bad Penny Blues by Cathi Unsworth.
AC/DC. Whole Lotta Rosie live at the Glasgow Apollo. Amen.
Cheers. Thanks for the heads up. I missed that release first time around.
Thanks Vulpes. Both your enthusiasm and your donation are very much appreciated.
I’m a rare poster on here, but I’d like to ask for your help.
Voxliminis is a Glasgow based charity, which helps support individuals (and their families) involved in the criminal justice system in Scotland.
No, you’re not alone. Speaking as an old school R.E.M. nut, I recall being really puzzled/disappointed/upset even when I first heard OOT back in 1991. It just didn’t sound like R.E.M. to me.
From memory the b sides from the OOT album weren’t that inspiring (mostly live tracks from The Green tour if I recall).