Q: What's this man thinking? (1 Viewer)

[Pantone247]

Remember the day we met in town and both bought a copy Pantone? Then we met Antone and talked about Marillion. Just one of those things that stick in the head for some reason.

Then we e-mailed each other back and forth about it....

"oh boy I'm listengint to Tumbling Dice... this track"

"oh yeah that tracks great, but wait till you get to Torn and Frayed..."

I swear I play that album at least once a week, all the way thru, there is no other album I'd do that too... sure there are albums I might love more... but none I'd play so regularly and not tire off.

Often when I play it a guy in the office comes by and sits on the counter behind my desk and air drums thru the whole thing... no matter how much work he has, no matter what's going on, he'll sit there and we'll talk about how awesome this album is, too cool

 

[snakybus]

ok that's it, I'm sticking it on now!

dow, dernernerner, der. der. der. ner!

this sure beats working

 

[Pantone247]

ok that's it, I'm sticking it on now!

dow, dernernerner, der. der. der. ner!

this sure beats working

"It's so messssmerrrissssinnngggg, all that inssssiiiddddeeeeee meeeeee"

I tells you, raising your kids on this record will do them no wrong...

me still worky

me listen to Will Oldham, so it's not all bad... I nearly started a new Thread on 'It's a hard life' from Master and Everyone... the electric guitar on the right speaker at the end.... total shivers up the spine...

 

[Ex-User (250)]

ok, now i actually want it. (hint hint, to the max).

 

[Stan Bowles]

Didn't get a chance to listen to it last night so listened to it on the way into work this morning. One of the few albums that really is no filler all killer. Tumbling dice gats me every time.

Oh and while I'm here congrats on the little 'un Mike!

 

[egg_]

I listened to it last night
I think Ventilator Blues is the best rock'n'roll song of all time

 

[Jim Daniels]

Some Irish band released an LP called "Exile on Dame Street" a couple of years ago. Forget who it was. Thought the title was quite funny though...

 

[shidheat]

"Exile" and Sticky Fingers blow my mind. Moonlight Mile is probably my favourite overall. Tumbling dice and Torn and Frayed ( trainspotting warning: anyone else notice that the Dirty Three's s/t CD has 'torn and frayed' written on it? I thought it was a sort of an unofficial name for it until I got Exile and noticed the same font. I reckon it's a homage. ) Beggars Banquet too, what an album(?)

 

[Stan Bowles]

Bump

 

[mark]

Then we e-mailed each other back and forth about it....

"oh boy I'm listengint to Tumbling Dice... this track"

"oh yeah that tracks great, but wait till you get to Torn and Frayed..."

I swear I play that album at least once a week, all the way thru, there is no other album I'd do that too... sure there are albums I might love more... but none I'd play so regularly and not tire off.

Often when I play it a guy in the office comes by and sits on the counter behind my desk and air drums thru the whole thing... no matter how much work he has, no matter what's going on, he'll sit there and we'll talk about how awesome this album is, too cool

did you buy any marrilion that day?

 

[Beanstalk]

Anyone watch the Sympathy for the Devil DVD free with Sunday Times last week?

Would've preferred just an out n out documentary of the studio stuff...that studio looks like its made entirely of cardboard.

 

[msbhaven]

janey mack my reps deflated

oh well

he has all that and he can't even sort out his teeth?

 

[snakybus]

Pantone did not buy any Marillion that day.

 

[matlock]

Here's a picture of andrew ridgely

that make you feel better? you all a quiver now?

As I slowly scrolled down this picture I found myself praying that he was wearing pants. Phew!

 

[Lord Damian]

Exile is brilliance put to tape. fact. Rip This Joint, Turd on the Run, Ventilator Blues...amazing.

 

[Lord Damian]

As I slowly scrolled down this picture I found myself praying that he was wearing pants. Phew!

"slowly scrolled"? ya just wanted to savour every inch, didn't ya?

 

[Stan Bowles]

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[crumb]

Some Irish band released an LP called "Exile on Dame Street" a couple of years ago. Forget who it was. Thought the title was quite funny though...

it was $1000 wedding. some funny lyrics as well.

sewing room called an album 'sympathy for the dishevelled', nod to 'sympathy for the devil'