Nef's British Music Thread.

UNKLE (ft. Thom Yorke) - Rabbit in Your Headlights (1998)

James - Honest Joe (1994)

Giles, Giles and Fripp - Why don't you just drop in (1968)

Pete Townshend - Give Blood (feat. David Gilmour)

Love British music, will have to take some time and listen to the bands I am not familiar with.

Love to see Stereophonics included. The best ever and Oasis of course.

Went to see some friends of mine on Friday night, (they kindly asked me up on stage with them for their final song, 'Wasted Life').
I understand they have a new recording contract, I hope so, they thoroughly deserve it.
Unfortunately there aren't any decent vid's on youtube of them so here's a link to their Myspace page.

www.myspace.com...


Also on the same bill were an unsigned band called The Felons.
They are avery good, unique, Indy / Doors influenced band who will surely gain a recording contract soon.
Excellent live.
Another link to Myspace.

www.myspace.com...


The last band of the night were The Steady Boys....excellent live and perfect end to a cracking night.

www.myspace.com...

Godflesh - The Internal (1999)

A very under-rated band, excellent live...I got to drink with some of them in a hotel in Leicester many moons ago, cracking, genuine people.

Big Country - Fields Of Fire

Jesu - Sun Down (Part 1)



Jesu - Sun Down (Part 2)

British music...Ok, I know that the album was recorded in New York (I'm not sure where the bootleg was recorded), and that David Byrne is American. But Brian Eno is English, and David Byrne was born in Scotland. So, here's:


Brian Eno and David Byrne - Mea Culpa (Bootleg version)

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Well you already mentioned stereophonics - so i'll go with Gorrilaz (brilliant live) and Blur











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My favourite Oasis track, Masterplan:





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Gotta put this.... it was my favourite so for so long.... amazing voice.
Hometown Glory






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Yeah, i like that one too, good choice

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I liked chasing pavements, but the album is much better than that single... Hometown glory has to be one of the best songs... i love it!

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See that's why i can't have one favourite song, i relate to many in so many different ways, all types of music.

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Me too man..... it changes everyday

genres, songs....everything.

wrong thread] :bnghd:

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This was the one i was meant to put in here. Faithless - Salva Mea






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The Soft Machine - Day's Eye (1974)

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dont' forget this one






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