Quote from: Moonglum on January 07, 2026, 08:17:56 PMGoing back to Squeeze, not really my cuppa tea I am afraid. Seeing Elton Bog sorry John must have been a surprise for you Martin @port perran (good or bad!). After "Your Song" it was downhill all the way for me. Reg though did live just a stones throw from where I grew up and started his musical career performing in the "Northwood Hills Hotel" public house - missed that!

Tim

No, EJ is most definitely not my cuppa either although, as I remember, it was quite exciting at the time wondering just who would turn up.

Going back to Squeeze, not really my cuppa tea I am afraid. Seeing Elton Bog sorry John must have been a surprise for you Martin @port perran (good or bad!). After "Your Song" it was downhill all the way for me. Reg though did live just a stones throw from where I grew up and started his musical career performing in the "Northwood Hills Hotel" public house - missed that!

Tim

I have about ½ a dozen tracks by My Dying Bride but am very choosy. An awful lot of their stuff is dreadful

Very nice indeed @Moonglum .  I've never heard of Unicorn Heads but they are worth further investigation.

MDB is very pleasant @Newportnobby

Listening to a Moonglum Spotify playlist including this snazzy little groove by Unicorn Heads, it's called a "A Trip Around the Moon" sometimes known as "A Trip Around Newton Kyme" as @Nbodger knows...


Tim

Very nice...

Relax (and float downstream) for 10 minutes or so.........

And there tolls the death knell.
Australia could send out Head and Smith for a second innings and let the rest have a break

Bad Company were the first band I saw live (actually the second as there was a support, but I have forgotten who they were). It was at the Liverpool Empire. I agree that their first album was their best.

Stuart

Quote from: Newportnobby on January 06, 2026, 03:32:50 PMI enjoyed their singles but never got further with them

I think that applies to a lot of folk.