Rediscovering Your Musical CH Memories on Spotify
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Rediscovering Your Musical CH Memories on Spotify
I'm guessing most of the folks on this here forum must already be aware of the breathtaking Web phenomenon that is Spotify ( http://www.spotify.com/en/products/free/ )
What's really brilliant about Spotify is being able to revisit music you haven't heard even once since you were a teenager at CH, ie the music that the Big Boys used to play on their steeeereos when you were only 13.
Deep Purple's Made In Japan album, the first few Black Sabbath LPs, Johnny Winter, Led Zep, the Groundhogs, even bands like the Strawbs (and even Rick Wakeman's only credible track, Anne Boleyn on The Six Wives of Henry VIII). Plus of course the J Geils Band, PFM, Focus, Mountain, Uriah Heap.....It's like suddenly meeting old friends who've somehow changed slightly but who nevertheless preserve their main features intact. Amazing how one remembers even tiny details, like drum frills, clever bass moves, shouts from the audience etc.
Too good to be true, so probably it either won't last long or else we'll have to start paying for it, which I wouldn't mind at all.
Wallow in CH-related musical nostalgia tonite. You'll be unable to go to bed. Just one more song....
(Rest assured, I won't be listening to any cack like The Eagles or Genesis. One has to draw a line somewhere.)
What's really brilliant about Spotify is being able to revisit music you haven't heard even once since you were a teenager at CH, ie the music that the Big Boys used to play on their steeeereos when you were only 13.
Deep Purple's Made In Japan album, the first few Black Sabbath LPs, Johnny Winter, Led Zep, the Groundhogs, even bands like the Strawbs (and even Rick Wakeman's only credible track, Anne Boleyn on The Six Wives of Henry VIII). Plus of course the J Geils Band, PFM, Focus, Mountain, Uriah Heap.....It's like suddenly meeting old friends who've somehow changed slightly but who nevertheless preserve their main features intact. Amazing how one remembers even tiny details, like drum frills, clever bass moves, shouts from the audience etc.
Too good to be true, so probably it either won't last long or else we'll have to start paying for it, which I wouldn't mind at all.
Wallow in CH-related musical nostalgia tonite. You'll be unable to go to bed. Just one more song....
(Rest assured, I won't be listening to any cack like The Eagles or Genesis. One has to draw a line somewhere.)
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Spotify is rather brillant! absolutly best place to remember all those dodgy tracks of your youth........Jason Donavon Any Dream will do???
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Ar - Bless !blondie95 wrote:Spotify is rather brillant! absolutly best place to remember all those dodgy tracks of your youth........Jason Donavon Any Dream will do???
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J.R. wrote:Ar - Bless !blondie95 wrote:Spotify is rather brillant! absolutly best place to remember all those dodgy tracks of your youth........Jason Donavon Any Dream will do???
thanks what can i say im the Kylie and Jason generation
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blondie95 wrote:J.R. wrote:Ar - Bless !blondie95 wrote:Spotify is rather brillant! absolutly best place to remember all those dodgy tracks of your youth........Jason Donavon Any Dream will do???
thanks what can i say im the Kylie and Jason generation
Yikes not the best of musical references ...bring back the 80s!
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Just discovered Spotify ... " inagada da vida" - and I'm 15 again !
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my musical deacade was really the late 90's early 00's but courtesy of spotify and a h2b who remember the 80's a little clearer for music I am loving the 80's! My most played thing on it at mo is roxy music 'if there is something' but i think thats late 70's?
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June 1972 just as I was finishing CH. so a VERY long time ago.
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blondie95 wrote:my musical deacade was really the late 90's early 00's but courtesy of spotify and a h2b who remember the 80's a little clearer for music I am loving the 80's! My most played thing on it at mo is roxy music 'if there is something' but i think thats late 70's?
This is good news, Amy, and seems then that H2B really has good taste on all fronts!
BTW when are you starting your "Wedding" Topic à la Just a Glimpse like Philip? That is unless you don't want to share
all the excitements and frustrations of the preparations. 5 months to go isn't it?
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yes just 5mths, i have occasionally been posting on the general weddings topic! not sure i could go follow in Philips fantastic thread!!
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Go on Amy. Give it a go.....we want scoop!
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DANGER! DANGER!
THREAD GOING ALARMINGLY OFF-TOPIC!
THREAD GOING ALARMINGLY OFF-TOPIC!
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Don't worry, she has started a new thread
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back to spotify...did you know you can set up a playlist and share it? According to h2b they all at his office have it on pc's and set up central playlist they can all add to and listen too! There have been some 'interesting' choices apparently!
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I have just done it and first husband has selected "songs for my funeral" (that's his funeral, not mine)
Going home by Mark Knopfler (the theme from Local Hero)
I saw the light, Todd Rundgren
Going home by Mark Knopfler (the theme from Local Hero)
I saw the light, Todd Rundgren
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