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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, Sunday Times / 21 Greatest Guitarists in Rock History 3 hours, 25 minutes ago
Val: Greg: Scott & Mark:
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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, Sunday Times / 21 Greatest Guitarists in Rock History 3 hours, 35 minutes ago
Agreed @twang. Also: Val McCallum, Greg Leisz, Scott Thurston and Mark Goldenberg – my bias is showing! But it’s just a list. There are / were 14, 624 brilliant rock guitarists in the world (plus maybe one or […]
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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, ”The woodwork squeaks and out come the freaks!” Chartbusters of the 1980s revisited. 2 days, 2 hours ago
“I’ve become more than a bit disillusioned with “World Music” as a concept and category.” Agreed. It seems to me (but what do I know) that “World Music” is just a sloppy, lazy categorization of any music that […]
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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, 80s poll. Sorry 5 days, 1 hour ago
Aha! Another chance to make a list. Instead of doing a Top 10 plus “ooh, I forgot that one” & “bubbling under” & “ask me tomorrow for some more”, and so on, here’s my list of thirty 80’s albums I like: 1 […]
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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, Great Singles That Seem To Have Been Forgotten 1 week, 5 days ago
Whilst I’m here, my contribution to the great singles (that maybe could be better known} is:
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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, It's the long-awaited Afterword Album Of The Year poll 1 month, 1 week ago
Ooh, a list! 1. Bill Laurance & Michael League – Keeping Company 2. Erland Viken Trio – Ville Veier 3. T Bone Burnett – The Other Side 4. Sam Carter – Silver Horizon 5. Fergus McCreadie – Stream 6. […]
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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, 25 2 months, 2 weeks ago
More fun – you can do singles & EPs as well. Here’s one for deramdaze:
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Peanuts Molloy commented on the post, The Who – Who’s Next | Life House (Super Deluxe Edition – 10 CD + 1 Blu-Ray) 1 year, 4 months ago
“Is Pete Townshend some sort of visionary . . . did he really envision the Internet, Virtual Reality and streaming platforms, or is it just a coincidence?” Well, maybe he’d read E.M. Forster’s “The Machine […]