Craig White’s Comments (group member since Oct 04, 2017)

Craig White’s comments from the Amazon exiles group.

......and then i told my story to the cannibal king
he said baby......................baby, shake that thing.

....ah ha! not remotely short of ain'ts, just felt twisted! ha ha!

efterjemma,

....and taking liberties (of course)

Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers
She Ain't No Choir Girl - The Third Rail
We Ain't Got Nothin' Yet - The Blue Magoos
You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet - Bachman Turner Overdrive
Ain’t No Love In the Heart of The City - Bobby “Blue” Bland
mAIN' Travelled Roads - Doll By Doll

https://youtu.be/ZI-41V7SgEA

weird

around 80 orders later...................we have WOMAN!

trending this week, mr alan vega

always thought there was some weird 3-way going on with rod jane and freddy!

my fave was george - a spokesman for the learning disabled!

'tomorrow belongs to me'

after all these years it just occurred to me that s.a.h.b.'s 1st 4 albums are titled after cover songs contained within - funny what you don't notice sometimes. anyhoo, the title song in question here is the rousing, anthemic, and, depending on whose viewpoint you take, (i would go with the jewish writers of the song) controversial 't.b.t.m.', from 'cabaret', in which it's meant to convey the fear of the nazis taking over in 30s germany, but taken as a nazi call to arms by certain other factions, however, subtle changes in the lyrics indicate where alex was going with the song.
also, way ahead of time is 'the tale of the giant stone eater' a cry for the fear of the future of the planet, '......and another tree dies of shame' must be 45 years since i heard this in it's entirety.

he de-prog-rammed them!

everybody knows rock music was generally rank, and at it's peak of blandness in the early 70s, except for the jakey glam glasgow genius that was alex harvey and his sensational band - apart from each other? hmmmm.......together, sheer theatrical invention!

'framed' from
amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0724ZTZQ4/re...

the perfect set of the 5 'peak' albums (yes, i even love the 'live' one) for around £2.22 per slab. the records never sold as projected, the real headline was the live show, but these will always be a vital component of my early teens.

efterval,

three dog night? oh, i'd thought it was a world record for nocturnal canine molestation! a band? oh, never mind.

Mama Told Me (Not To Come)
Easy To Be Hard
Shambala

https://youtu.be/xnyh6i9NvmE

efterthefoe,

4 - c.ulture
3 - d.amned
2 - p.lup
1 - s.tooges

1969 - The Stooges - 6
1977 - The Clash
1982 - Perry Keyes
Spirit Of '76 - The Alarm - 4
1959 - The Sisters of Mercy - 4
Disco 2000 - Pulp - 2
Hipsville 29 B.C. (I Need Help) - The Sparkles - 3
I Feel Alright - The Damned - 5
1999 - Prince - 7
Two Sevens Clash - Culture - 6
1963 - New Order - 2
1999 - The Seahorses - 1
The Very Best Of Bad Luck '97 - The Monsoon Bassoon

all conquering liar of the tribe of journal?

my first impression was 'whit? $70 fur a piece 'n' peanut butter'! how much for the whole ****ing loaf?

been on a downward spiral since Stevie Clarke left to do some menial job or other, he had us finishing 3rd in 2019, great tactician and man manager, i mean, he engineered Scotland's qualification for the euros, and i suspect that we'll do well there!

Kilmarnock Football Club R.I.P. (Rank Inept Performance)

Gone to a bitter place

well relegated! what a load of pish!

probably be supporting a championship team by then - 0-2 down after 12 minutes 1-4 on aggregate! we're ****ed!

well played, Philip, ye tanked wur erses!

thanks for your patience, sussex, sure ah'll be returning for more beatings!

"straw poll"

seems fine to me, i could mump about 'stoogrcentricness', but we don't see early damned often enough on this forum!

oopsy

1969 - The Stooges
1977 - The Clash
1982 - Perry Keyes
Spirit Of '76 - The Alarm