(04-24-2020, 08:46 AM)Neaven Staismith Wrote: Who of us went up Cockburn Street then?

There used to be a good baked tattie shop on Cockburn Street   

Quite a few baked tatties hanging about too

(04-24-2020, 04:12 PM)Vlad-Covid Wrote: Quite a few baked tatties hanging about too

That's no way to talk about Morph

Baggy Troop Jeans, Happy Monday's T shirt and a pair of Travel Fox. The second summer of love

As for youth culture, it's a shame there is not more of it around. It's something that has died out over the years.

Criminal Damage

(04-24-2020, 01:26 PM)Morph Wrote: We've got a couple similar

Mines change all the time too, I go back and forward with hip hop all the time as well.

(04-24-2020, 04:21 PM)Gigolo-Aunt Wrote: Baggy Troop Jeans,  Happy Monday's T shirt and a pair of Travel Fox.  The second summer of love

As for youth culture, it's a shame there is not more of it around.  It's something that has died out over the years.

Aye you could tell what bands people liked by the way they dressed.

(04-24-2020, 04:18 PM)Kashinda Wrote: That's no way to talk about Morph

I was up there the day

This is harder than that world XI shite

Pozzy for London calling. Still thinking of mines but that was a no brainier.

Illinoise

Just missed the cut.

Like everyone else this could change on a regular basis with maybe the exception of “Is This It?”

Shit day at work, and spent way too long tonight doing shit in the garden. These albums have got me through today, not always my favourite albums, but albums I always return to, and that help me sort my thoughts when I'm not in the best place.

TL;DR

Parklife 26 years old today

Times like this you feel old.

Could probably change all the time tbh. Mosely shoals and college dropout probably the two that would make the list every time.

Kanye used to be so good man

(04-25-2020, 10:54 AM)The Great Khali Wrote:

Could probably change all the time tbh.  Mosely shoals and college dropout probably the two that would make the list every time.

Kanye used to be so good man

You'll no doubt get ripped for kasabian but I love that album too

One of the best performances I ever seen was at Rockness not long after Fire came out. Their music isn't the best by any stretch but I loved them. Have you been listening to much of Serge's SLP?

It's different but I really like it, obv quite similar to kasabian but has loads of hip hop and dance themes through it too. Listen to nobody else, trance and favourites. They're probably my favourite tracks off the album.

First Kasabian album was brilliant, unfortunately the true genius in that band was Christopher Karloff and he left shortly after that was release, they have been shit since with the exception of the odd song.