Gibbo

Found a copy of the Fish-compiled 'Funny Farm Project' CD in a local chariddy shop, featuring three songs from the big man himself (one with Steve Howe on guitar), plus a handful of others recorded by bands who used his studio during the early 90s (including Guaranteed Pure, the band that Ray Wilson was involved with before he became the voice of Stiltskin and Genesis.)

I had to sell my original copy YEARS ago,l so I was rather chuffed to pick up a replacement for £1.00

 

 

 

 

 

I'll still with the Pegg/Frost scenario...I just watched

 

The Worlds End

 

I enjoyed it,for me better than Hot Fuzz but not as good as Shaun...Spaced remains my fav stuff from them though

I've never seen Spaced, though it's been on my list for a minute. And I agree, Shaun of the Dead is my favourite flavour of the Cornetto trilogy.

Tough one. Shaun Of The Dead is classic, but I really liked Hot Fuzz. All 3 are good, and I also like Paul.

Me too all quality

'Run, Fatboy, Run' is also pretty good (albeit that there's no Nick Frost) ... with Dylan Moran delivering one of my favourite lines in a film: "The only serious relationship I've been in ended in a broken collarbone and a dead meerkat."

Not "That is the second most disgusting fluid I've had in my eye"?

 

Pretty much anything Dylan Moran comes out with is funny ...

Northern Oak - Monuments

Karnataka: Delicate Flame Of Desire

Slash's Snakepit: It's 5 o'clock Somewhere

Last Chapter: The Living Waters

 

 

 

I'll still with the Pegg/Frost scenario...I just watched

 

The Worlds End

 

I enjoyed it,for me better than Hot Fuzz but not as good as Shaun...Spaced remains my fav stuff from them though

I've never seen Spaced, though it's been on my list for a minute. And I agree, Shaun of the Dead is my favourite flavour of the Cornetto trilogy.

 

Tough one. Shaun Of The Dead is classic, but I really liked Hot Fuzz. All 3 are good, and I also like Paul.

 

Me too all quality

 

'Run, Fatboy, Run' is also pretty good (albeit that there's no Nick Frost) ... with Dylan Moran delivering one of my favourite lines in a film: "The only serious relationship I've been in ended in a broken collarbone and a dead meerkat."

Two FANTASTIC albums ... I'm really looking forward to hearing their new one

I've got four kids (two boys, two girls), and we just went with names that we liked (although their middle names are for our maternal grandparents, all of whom have shuffled off this mortal coil.)

The only female Taylor I can think of is Taylor Swift, but my eldest daughter knows two 'boy' Taylors - one from school and one from Scouts - so I'd say it's fine as a boy's name

Off to see Orphaned Land (again) next month (with JamesEagle) ... they were brilliant last time, and they'll apparently be playing the whole of 'Mabool' this time around

Some chariddy shop finds:

Bullet For My Valentine: Bullet For My Valentine

Alice In Chains: Black Gives Way To Blue

Manic Street Preachers: Everything Must Go

Slash's Snakepit: It's 5 o'clock Somewhere

Theory Of A Deadman: Scars & Souvenirs

The Faces Of Sarah: 24

Status Quo - Status Quo Live (4 disc box set)

Status Quo - The Frantic Four's Final Fling: Live At The Dublin O2 Arena 2 CD

... one of the best live bands around!

The Mariana Hollow: Velvet Black Sky

Arch Enemy played with Kreator here in the UK ... and I missed it

Continuing the all-Overkill and Prong, all-the-time marathon:

 

Prong: Cleansing

Overkill: Necroshine

I may just have to dig out 'Feel The Fire' when I get home ...

Under The Gun - Sisters Of Mercy

Paradise Theater - Styx

Apollo Ra

Megamind

Bugger! I thought I'd re-sized that image!

Amon Amarth: Once Sent From the Golden Hall

... and at the other end of the musical spectrum ...

The Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac (2CD version)

Nelson

Sad And Damned - Nymphs

Long Cold WINTER - Cinderella

Gypsy ROAD - Cinderella