[What are you listening to at the moment?]

 

[Is it too late to start learning a piano?]

I'm  still trying to learn the piano. Why would it be too late? We are all constantly learning something! It might as well be focused on the piano as much as anything else!  Just do it.

[pix you have taken]

[pix you have taken]

3 hours ago, Rudi said:

 

True.

 

As usual, its yer ears we need to work on

 

 

 

 

Eh?

[pix you have taken]

[pix you have taken]

4 hours ago, Rudi said:

 

You can see something I cant mate! 

 

 

No change there then!

[pix you have taken]

On 5/16/2018 at 3:49 PM, Rudi said:

Cricket St. Thomas Somerset UK winter 2017

 

 

 

Nice shot mate!

Is that Blobby I can see middle left?

[Sleep \ Live at a music concert]

On 4/1/2018 at 4:44 PM, Mahesh said:

Look! It's Hatman!

 

Thanks very much @Steve! Hope all is well.

 

 

Very well thank you my young friend.

[pix you have taken]

[Different Music for Different Folks]

On 12/03/2018 at 4:42 PM, Rudi said:

 

I'm on it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This better not be another porn site...!

 

You said you loved the last two I sent you?

[Sleep \ Live at a music concert]

This is fantastic!

[All I Want For Christmas Is........]

On 12/03/2018 at 4:54 PM, Rudi said:

 

Peggy, have I ever told you how lovely you are?

 

 

You old flatulent!

 

[Different Music for Different Folks]

I found a great site  several months ago, and I've been engrossed with it ever since. It's a great way to explore music that you might not have previously considered!  You can either pick a genre and explore new bands that are unfamiliar to you, or, open the page and stick a virtual pin in and see what you come up with? I've spent hours on this site!

 

Every Noise at Once

 

If you look for a band that you know and like, all the other bands around them will be of a similar type.  Have a little explore. It's brilliant!

[guitar with built in bottle opener]

On 05/03/2018 at 6:48 PM, john said:

Lol

 

Ok where do they roll and light their joints, and cue up their next line?  Is that the next model up?

 

 

 

I think that's an optional upgrade.  The spliff 2000

[David Pleasance]

Just ordered a copy.

 

https://downtimepublishing.com/products/commodore-the-inside-story

[David Pleasance]

Well! Interesting little Video mate!

 

I remember you, Mick & I trundling off to London for a computer fair where, we met with David. Nice bloke! I bought his computer monitor. Which was a bit of a coup at the time!  A multi sync monitor that just made my Amiga A1200 come to life! 

 

I still have quite a few copies of MUG and T.I.  Those times were an enjoyable episode in my life.  Making friends with you & Mick a particular pleasure! (For you & Mick )

 

 I think I might just pledge for a copy of the book! It'll be interesting to find out why one of the greatest products on the market was abandoned and left to die?

 

 

[You thought you were having fun with your sequencer?]

Brilliant!

[Music Festivals]

I've bought you a ticket. I shall be disappointed beyond measure if you don't go!

[Music Festivals]

How do you fancy this?

The whole thing started last summer as a throw-away comment on a discussion on a Facebook group for Donington veterans (both Monsters Of Rock & Download), when in the throes of reminiscing about MoRs gone by, someone said "Why don't we organize one ourselves?". A couple of inspired people took up the idea, for a one-day, one stage rock festival in the East Midlands, just like the legendary Monsters Of Rock gigs in the 80s/90s.

A successful pledge campaign was launched (I bunged £20 in) and lo & behold, the Stonedeaf Festival was born. It is being organised by rock fans, for rock fans, in the style of the old festivals by a 9 man (& women) committee. The ethos is simple: there's no corporate organisation needing to make a profit, so prices are being kept low - £50 for the whole day, plus only another £10 if you want to camp on site (Friday to Sunday). Food and drink prices are also being kept to reasonable levels, and things like shuttle buses between the train station & site are planned.

 

[Rock music is dead, now what?]

If you think Rock is dead, you're looking for it in the wrong place! Go to Scandinavia! It's alive and kicking over there. The USA and the UK are not the only places to find music.

[Post your Christmas songs here--I'll be listening!]

I missed this thread! So, I hope this is still relevant? Here's a song I wrote and recorded back in 2004. It was a challenge laid down by Lazz, a much missed former contributor to this site,  to write a Christmas song! I believe it was only myself and Finn Arild who took up the gauntlet and, in a very short space of time, came up with a song!  This is not your average Christmas ditty! I wrote about what I felt at the time. So! Here it is, (after much digging through old DVDs)

 

Merry Christmas.

 

https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=13674734

[What are your favorite Oldies?]

Rudi is my favourite oldie.

 

[I'm sure this has been done before but...]

10 hours ago, Rudi said:

Arthur Grumiaux (violinist)

 

 

 

 

 

 

For songs? Kate & Anna McGarrigle maybe ?

 

 

 

They've turned you down so many times mate. Give it up!

[What are you listening to at the moment?]

 

[concert prices]

Nobody has yet mentioned what the venue charges to hire!