Ian Brown

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Moscow Mule replied

14 October 2009, 09:00
Originally posted by dang65 View Post

*Note for older readers - Most the time, albums are still available on the 12inch wide plastic discs of which you speak.

Ian Brown - My Way (for example)

*Note for younger readers who might want to listen to LPs, the technology is still available.

Technics 1210 (for example)
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dang65 replied

14 October 2009, 08:59
Originally posted by sweetandsour View Post

*Note for younger readers - In the days before CDs, albums used to be available on 12inch wide plastic discs known as "LPs" which stood for "Long Playing disc".

*Note for older readers - Most the time, albums are still available on the 12inch wide plastic discs of which you speak.

Ian Brown - My Way (for example)
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cailin maith replied

14 October 2009, 08:40
Originally posted by sweetandsour View Post

20 years?

It is a great album. I haven't listened to it in yonks because I only have it on vinyl.*

I'm an old bastard.

*Note for younger readers - In the days before CDs, albums used to be available on 12inch wide plastic discs known as "LPs" which stood for "Long Playing disc".

Its ok S&S - It makes me feel old too and I was only 12 then!!

I love The Stone Roses and am quite keen on Ian Browns solo stuff too.

I met him in the queue in Tesco on Market St (Manchester) once.. he was buying a 4 pack of Carling! He wasnt as obnoxious as he makes out sometimes. Fairly nice guy really.
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sweetandsour replied

14 October 2009, 08:37
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

You should definitely source a copy of the stone roses first album. One of the best ever IMVHO. It's now 20 years old and still sounds great.

20 years?

It is a great album. I haven't listened to it in yonks because I only have it on vinyl.*

I'm an old bastard.

*Note for younger readers - In the days before CDs, albums used to be available on 12inch wide plastic discs known as "LPs" which stood for "Long Playing disc".
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Moscow Mule replied

14 October 2009, 08:23
Not to impressed by his latest album. Stellify is the standout track but I couldn't name another one I like half as much.
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Pondlife replied

14 October 2009, 07:29
Another good album of his here. FEAR being my fav track.

You should definitely source a copy of the stone roses first album. One of the best ever IMVHO. It's now 20 years old and still sounds great.
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Clippy started a topic Ian Brown

13 October 2009, 22:02
Ian Brown

By no means a fan but love his last song Stellify.

Not sure how I missed the whole Stone Roses thing but I guess that is what happens when you are into a completely different genre of music.

I think, as I get older, my appreciation of music is getting broader.

At least the ageing process has one advantage!
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