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Dylan is one I used to love to hate, but gradually his songs worked their way into my head. First with a bit of grudging acceptance and then eventually realisation that awful lot are absolute gems.
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 09:49 - Nov 18 with 1495 views
Unfortunately these days , kids seem to be so boxed off into one genre of music they just don't open themselves up to all they can listen to. Always tried to open my ears to all, and back in the 70's The Brothers Johnson were on it. Still sounds fresh
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 10:15 - Nov 18 with 1478 views
The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 09:26 - Nov 18 by WrightUp5hit___
and Ted didn't pick this?
Song that has been around me since I was 12
Its a cruel thread and a challenge too, I could have picked just about anything from Hendrix last night If I was picking 8 songs tonight they'd be different to last night. My I-Pad is littered with music that I could have stuck on this thread I almost put Woody Guthrie's 'This Land is Your Land' or something from Joe Brown and the Bruvvers Cant understand why I didn't put a Dubliners track on this thread either or Dylan or Wishbone Ash, Frank Sinatra I'd definitely stick a Ray Charles track on next time
Its a challenge
My Father had a profound influence on me, he was a lunatic.
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 11:10 - Nov 18 with 1442 views
Means so much to me: played at a memorial service for a friend and colleague getting blown up in a plane over Niger; playing in my car in 1986 coming away from Wembley; first seeing Local Hero on a plane coming home after a long stint away on the other side of the world.
The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 07:47 - Nov 18 by westberksr
I knew one of you fckers would beat me to this!
Was actually at a house party in Stony Stratford last night and this was played Steve, will be on my funeral playlist too.
And mine Stu , the tune reminds me of many a come down on a Sunday back in the good old days of listening to Green Apple Next time your over stony way PM and il meet you for a pint or 3
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 12:13 - Nov 18 with 1410 views
The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 09:49 - Nov 18 by WrightUp5hit___
Unfortunately these days , kids seem to be so boxed off into one genre of music they just don't open themselves up to all they can listen to. Always tried to open my ears to all, and back in the 70's The Brothers Johnson were on it. Still sounds fresh
Funny you say that, with my kids it's the exact opposite.
When I was a teenager you were a punk or a soulboy or whatever and that was it.Rock fans really, really hated disco. If you were a boy you sure as hell didn't say you liked Abba unless you were already screamingly camp. And old stuff was by definition cr*p (I too loved to hate Dylan until I really listen cos I was bored of has-beens telling me how great the 60s were. Ditto Beatles, actually)
Now it's all on the net and my kids listen to anything from any era and either like it or don't. Often it's a cover version playing about with the genre - early Bowie done as Atlantic soul or whatever.
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 12:54 - Nov 18 with 1379 views
Typical sickening BBC MSM wrong uns perverting our children with there despicable white genocide diversity agenda I can't post some Screwdriver or Extreme Hatred that normal decent folk would enjoy.............
In that case this would be one of my 8,
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The LFW Desert Island Discs Thread on 14:10 - Nov 18 with 1333 views
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