LUFCTALK

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 17:41**

1. What music era did you grow up with ?

Late 80's in my teens started to enjoy music and started buying lots of cassettes (easy storage in my bedroom)

2. First live Music concert you attended ?

Oasis gig

3. Last music concert you attended ?

Havn't been to a gig for a quite a few years. I think it was Radiohead or the Verve.

4. First Album you bought ?

The first one to make a impression was Genesis Invisible touch loved it back in the day.

5. Last album you listened to ?

Gallipoli. By a band called Beirut.

6. Do you play any instruments ?

NO

7. What instrument would you like to learn ?

I would love to smash a good rhythm on the drums.

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 18:14**

Selby White wrote:1. What music era did you grow up with ?
1960's though Beatles weren't part of my enjoyment. More Woodstock, Santana etc

2. First live Music concert you attended ?
Curved Air at my school's Christmas concert

3. Last music concert you attended ?
Think it was Steely Dan in Frankfurt; have rethought the answer and it's The Last Pedestrians at the Lion here in Notts

4. First Album you bought ?
Small Faces - The Autumn Stone

5. Last album you listened to ?
Toto live at Gempel

6. Do you play any instruments ?
Yes, guitar and keyboards. Composed a CD of songs on the latter but I'm afraid it's sold out folks

7. What instrument would you like to learn ?
Would like to have a go at drums and/or bass guitar

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 18:34**

Nice one, MW.

mapperleywhite wrote:
Selby White wrote:1. What music era did you grow up with ?
1960's though Beatles weren't part of my enjoyment. More Woodstock, Santana etc

2. First live Music concert you attended ?
Curved Air at my school's Christmas concert That's an impressive Christmas concert. Was that before Stewart Copeland joined?

3. Last music concert you attended ?
Think it was Steely Dan in Frankfurt

4. First Album you bought ?
Small Faces - The Autumn Stone Steve Marriott is my favourite singer ever.

5. Last album you listened to ?
Toto live at Gempel

6. Do you play any instruments ?
Yes, guitar and keyboards. Composed a CD of songs on the latter but I'm afraid it's sold out folks I may have some of my old bands' 80s output being released on a local label soon. I don't think I'll make any money out of it, mind.

7. What instrument would you like to learn ?
Would like to have a go at drums and/or bass guitar

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 18:53**

Sniffer wrote:Nice one, MW. Cheers Sniff

mapperleywhite wrote:
Selby White wrote:1. What music era did you grow up with ?
1960's though Beatles weren't part of my enjoyment. More Woodstock, Santana etc

2. First live Music concert you attended ?
Curved Air at my school's Christmas concert That's an impressive Christmas concert. Was that before Stewart Copeland joined? Don't think we attended for free though! It was either 1970 or 71, so before Copeland was a member

3. Last music concert you attended ?
Think it was Steely Dan in Frankfurt

4. First Album you bought ?
Small Faces - The Autumn Stone Steve Marriott is my favourite singer ever. Yes he had a great performing presence and thankfully there are videos to prove it on You Tube, and the music still sounds fresh

5. Last album you listened to ?
Toto live at Gempel

6. Do you play any instruments ?
Yes, guitar and keyboards. Composed a CD of songs on the latter but I'm afraid it's sold out folks I may have some of my old bands' 80s output being released on a local label soon. I don't think I'll make any money out of it, mind. I was jesting....it's just a bunch of instrumental songs that, with glorious hindsight, are pretty poor! All my stuff for music is in storage for now, so there won't be a MW II album just yet

7. What instrument would you like to learn ?
Would like to have a go at drums and/or bass guitar

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 19:58**

1. Dance band and jazz. (1940's/50's)

2. First music concert. My Dad's band.

3. Last music concert. Can't remember, haven't been to one for years.

4. First Album bought. Modern Jazz Quartet.

5. Last album listened to. Jazz at the college of the pacific - Dave Brubeck quartet.

6. Don't play any instruments

7. Love to be able to play piano. My Dad who was a pianist, sent me to piano lessons but I wouldn't practise as all I wanted to do was play football. The music teacher sent me home with a note which said 'you are wasting your money'!

Regretted it ever since.

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 21:31**

1. 70s rock and punk.
2. A Finnish band you have never heard about.
3. The last one any of you would recognise: Kaiser Chiefs at Elland Road, last June.
4. Crazy Days, Hurriganes, 1974.
5. A few Finnish albums, and Duck before that.
6. No
7. Guitar, lead guitar please.

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 22:50**

Born in 66, got into music from 72 onwards. Schools Out by Alice Cooper was the first single I bought with my own money.

First live gig was a a Canadian three piece metal band called a Triumph at Birmingham Odeon in 1980, it would have been Zeppelin at Knebworth in 79 but I got chicken pox 4 days before the gig and my mum wouldn’t let me go.

Last gig was Half Man Half Biscuit at a Shepherd’s Bush Empire about 4 years ago.

First album I remember buying with my hard earned paper round money was Rainbow Rising. I always got lp’s for birthday and Christmas.

Last album I listened to was Crackle by Bauhaus, had a bit of a goth moment at work as I was writing menus this morning.

I play the guitar badly

I would love to learn to play blues guitar.

Posted: **03 Jan 2020, 23:39**

1. What music era did you grow up with ?

80's, lucky me

2. First live Music concert you attended ?

Level 42 at the NEC in Birmingham sometime in late 80's.

3. Last music concert you attended ?

In 2013 in Leeds a band called The Front Bottoms

4. First Album you bought ?

Dare by The Human League

5. Last album you listened to ?

Mate sent me over some early 80's New Model Army CD's for Xmas so them

6. Do you play any instruments ?

All of them ............really BADLY!

7. What instrument would you like to learn ?

Funnily enough never wanted to play any instruments. Lead singer but can't hold a tune to save my life

Posted: **04 Jan 2020, 17:08**

1. What music era did you grow up with ?
Born 1974, but didn't get into music until my mid to late teens, so I consider myself from the 90's era.

2. First live Music concert you attended ?
Pixies, Dublin, June 1991

3. Last music concert you attended ?
Pixies, Dublin, Sep 2019 - I go to other bands, honestly

4. First Album you bought ?
Bought a few dodgy ones before I was into music, so will discount those. First I actually wanted and bought was The Cure, Standing on a Beach.

5. Last album you listened to ?
Sadly don't listen to albums much anymore. Don't have the time. I just stick the ipod on shuffle.
Last one in it's entirety was probably James, 'The Night Before'. A great mini album brought out in conjunction with beautiful 'The Morning After', which sadly brings my mood down as most of the songs remind me of my late brother.

6. Do you play any instruments ?
No, but tried unsuccessfully to learn the guitar a few times over the years.

7. What instrument would you like to learn ?
Love the bass, but would also like any from guitar, drums or piano.

Posted: **14 Jan 2020, 17:20**

Selby White wrote:1. What music era did you grow up with ?

Early '60s, so the start of The Stones, Jimi, The 'OO etc. Lucky me.

2. First live Music concert you attended ?

In the days of the "Package Tour" ....... Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and the Stones all on one bill, and for a few bob.

3. Last music concert you attended ?

Strolling Bones at Old Trafford.

4. First Album you bought ?

Stones' first album.

5. Last album you listened to ?

Van Morrison's latest offering - Three Chords & the Truth.

6. Do you play any instruments ?

Guitar ........ badly!

7. What instrument would you like to learn ?

Guitar!

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