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Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 10:51
by J
Ska has been intermingled with many different genres, but i wouldnt say normal ska sounds like fats domino which is essentially rhythm n blues.
the of the isrealite, desomnd dekker, thats probably the most famous ska song.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:15
by jamesmcdonnell
He's actually right J, apparently Reggae and therefore Ska came from a mixture of African roots music, American RnB and Cuban music.
http://www.potentbrew.com/skaregdu.html
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:22
by J
well most music has roots somehwerre but i wouldnt say standard ska sound like fats domino mate would you.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:23
by Chambers2
DavidPayne wrote:
How long to the word 'gunpowder' makes an apppearance.
J wrote:Chambers2 wrote:I've just joined an amateur pyrotechnics club as I'm fascinated by fireworks and the various types of GUNPOWDER that are used
sad.so very sad.
I ain't really a Pyrotechnics fan, I was just bored
My main hobby is smoking pot, which automatically restricts the amount of other hobbies you have, because you can't get off the settee (sad but true)
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:25
by jamesmcdonnell
No, but the scratchy guitar sound is reminiscent, very early Ska does sound a lot more bluesy.
It's a bit like equating modern RnB with Gospel, they ain't the same, but you can see where the roots are there. Reggae had more influences though especially in terms of the drum patterns which are from far older roots.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:26
by J
i never touch the stuff myself
before midday.
shut up james, boring twat.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:27
by jamesmcdonnell
Chambers2 wrote:DavidPayne wrote:
How long to the word 'gunpowder' makes an apppearance.
J wrote:Chambers2 wrote:I've just joined an amateur pyrotechnics club as I'm fascinated by fireworks and the various types of GUNPOWDER that are used
sad.so very sad.
I ain't really a Pyrotechnics fan, I was just bored
My main hobby is smoking pot, which automatically restricts the amount of other hobbies you have, because you can't get off the settee (sad but true)
Well that lends itself to hobbies such as origami (skinning up), watching TV, listening to music and eating. Pretty full life.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:48
by Chambers2
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Chambers2 wrote:DavidPayne wrote:
How long to the word 'gunpowder' makes an apppearance.
J wrote:
sad.so very sad.
I ain't really a Pyrotechnics fan, I was just bored
My main hobby is smoking pot, which automatically restricts the amount of other hobbies you have, because you can't get off the settee (sad but true)
Well that lends itself to hobbies such as origami (skinning up), watching TV, listening to music and eating. Pretty full life.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 11:55
by Slapsie Maxie
As Fat Freddy says
" Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope"
personally, I would substitute the word "Montrachet" for "dope" but, each to their own
Dope smoking usually finds me eating a bowl of sugar puffs at 2am, bollock naked by the light of the fridge
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 12:04
by KOJOE90
Max Molyneux wrote:Avril Lavigne
I would give her one to be honest.
If she begged me, and promised never to sing again.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 12:11
by jamesmcdonnell
Slapsie Maxie wrote:As Fat Freddy says
" Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope"
personally, I would substitute the word "Montrachet" for "dope" but, each to their own
Dope smoking usually finds me eating a bowl of sugar puffs at 2am, bollock naked by the light of the fridge
An image best left in words Slapsie.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 12:21
by Slapsie Maxie
I dunno
I am told I carry off the " last chicken in the shop" look rather well
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 12:22
by Bard of Boxrec
MightyWarrior wrote:Riddick Blowe wrote:Maiden baby! Who was it on this forum who casually recounted his tales of drinkin' with Bruce Dickinson in his local?
That was me - in fact I was having a beer with his pilot mate last night in same local, and Bruce texted him to say he was missing the local beer.
You'd think he has other things on his mind seeing as he's in Vegas touring the good ol USofA
Gonna hit him for tickets for their final night at Hammersmith Apollo, so we can see first hand what the backstage groupie situation is
You lucky bastard!
Edit: Hope for your sake they're not the original 80's groupies
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 12:26
by jamesmcdonnell
Slapsie Maxie wrote:I dunno
I am told I carry off the " last chicken in the shop" look rather well
Oh god, I'm gagging.......
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 03:23
by DavidPayne
for it.
Oh just give it to him SLapsie.
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 04:32
by jamesmcdonnell
Riddick Blowe wrote:MightyWarrior wrote:Riddick Blowe wrote:Maiden baby! Who was it on this forum who casually recounted his tales of drinkin' with Bruce Dickinson in his local?
That was me - in fact I was having a beer with his pilot mate last night in same local, and Bruce texted him to say he was missing the local beer.
You'd think he has other things on his mind seeing as he's in Vegas touring the good ol USofA
Gonna hit him for tickets for their final night at Hammersmith Apollo, so we can see first hand what the backstage groupie situation is
You lucky bastard!
Edit: Hope for your sake they're not the original 80's groupies
Yes, I'd have thought the Maiden's groupies would be well ropey by now.
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 06:06
by Max Molyneux
jamesmcdonnell wrote:I was being ironic, they fornicating suck big time dude!
I wish someone had torn the drummers other arm off, and both his legs. And his cock, as He'd probably have strapped a drumstick to his cock to carry on.
New Wave of British Heavy Metal.
Some truly terrible bands.
Not that bad although I can only think of Maiden mostly.
KOJOE90 wrote:Max Molyneux wrote:Avril Lavigne
I would give her one to be honest.
If she begged me, and promised never to sing again.
I'd get her to sing some more while giving her one. :P
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 17:43
by Totybear
Max Molyneux wrote:I only watched liver 8 when Joss Stone was on it.
Thats when i turned off!!! Who the hell told that girl she could sing??
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 17:51
by Totybear
Err... anyone like the Rubettes?
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 19:53
by Max Molyneux
Totybear wrote:Max Molyneux wrote:I only watched liver 8 when Joss Stone was on it.
Thats when i turned off!!! Who the hell told that girl she could sing??
I'm shocked at this man!
Posted: 19 Aug 2005, 05:56
by Sweet P
Posted: 19 Aug 2005, 07:03
by Max Molyneux
AC/DC are ok but they hardly ever sound any different. Ain't only two of the members australian though as two are scottish and ones from Birmingham over here?
Posted: 19 Aug 2005, 07:20
by J
midnite oil are far and away the best aussie band, after rolf harris of course.
Posted: 19 Aug 2005, 07:22
by Max Molyneux
And you thought I was taking tablets, then you mention Rolf Harris.
Posted: 19 Aug 2005, 07:31
by jamesmcdonnell
Wondered what this 'varietal' business was. Had a bottle of Berbarana Tempranillo last night, on special offer at a 5ver, was very very tasty.
