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[Siam Sam]

Awesome track and one of my favourites from these masters of dance music.

 

[midlifecrisis]

Timbuk 3

 

Not sure they are super well known but they had some great tunes. I first saw them in the bar scene from "DOA" the Dennis Quaid movie in the late '80s doing "Too Much Sex, Not Enough Affection" and became an instant fan.

 

Here is the afore mentioned hit and another from my MP3 player...love it when it shuffles to them.....

 

 

 

It's hard to believe that this was a husband and wife band (later 4)....but not that they are no longer together.

 

http://www.timbuk3music.net/AboutTimbuk3.htm

 

A fave band from the post-punk era.

[Siam Sam]

[Siam Sam]

[Siam Sam]

[Siam Sam]

[Siam Sam]

[Siam Sam]

[frostfire]

Ooh, great thread. How did I ever miss this one?

 

[midlifecrisis]

Warning - strobe effect

 

[atlas2]

 

 

If you remember these

 

I bet there's something you like in the song too .....

Edited October 24, 2018 by atlas2

[midlifecrisis]

Two great guitarists

 

[midlifecrisis]

Another

 

[wacmedia]

Hi,

 

Always listen to one of my fav Doors songs.

 

[Siam Sam]

One of my favourite songs from the Doors

 

[Siam Sam]

One of the best house tracks ever created. Golden memories of clubs in Ibiza dancing to this one.

 

[Siam Sam]

Another absolutely classic house track from the late Frankie Knuckles.

 

[atlas2]

Never heard of Nick Drake until my 19 year old son spoke go him last week.

Bought his first album on Itunes that night.

 

Good to see good 60s music is still being appreciated. My son says normal tuning on guitar but the 5/4 timing is tricky.

 

English born in Burma......died at 26 ......no videos of him performing.

 

[midlifecrisis]

an oldie but a goodie

 

[midlifecrisis]

A remix and imho a better version than the original. Vocals by Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins

 

[midlifecrisis]

Perhaps my favorite Genesis song

 

 

Is it Phil Collins or a drum machine or both?

 

"The drum machine parts that I write tend to have character. they influence the way the song goes. It's as important to the song as the bass part or keyboard part. It's not just a rhythm machine pattern for some guy to come along and show off to."

 

Phil Collins

Edited October 29, 2018 by midlifecrisis

[Siam Sam]

Never heard of Nick Drake until my 19 year old son spoke go him last week.

Bought his first album on Itunes that night.

 

Good to see good 60s music is still being appreciated. My son says normal tuning on guitar but the 5/4 timing is tricky.

 

English born in Burma......died at 26 ......no videos of him performing.

 

https://youtu.be/idcaRTg4-fM

I've got two of his albums in my collection and listen to them from time to time. It's good stuff.

[Siam Sam]

[Siam Sam]

[Siam Sam]