What music you pumping into your ears?

[ravenrover]

Ferocious Dog, The Leylines, Gaz Brookfield and Rusty Shackle are but a few of my current favourites.

Couldn't beleve the age group and dress style at Bearded Theory for Ferocious Dog. Was expecting a full on punky hard rock type band, totally opposite. Gaz Brookfield was excellent will be toddling off to Nottingham later this year to see him again

[Filo]

I sometimes go off on a youtube wander, recently had a wander around The Yardbirds and the sequel groups that spawned from them, they probably had three of the finest guitarist ever, in Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton, the singer Keth Relf, was pretty good as well. A bit old school I know but can’t be doing with a lot of this modern day shite

[Bristol Red Rover]

The Lovely Eggs - long catelogue of inspiring noise, not to be missed live.

The Mysterines - their first offerings were great, impressed they've kept the quality with their latest.

The Bug Club - newish young trio from Caldicot, fun and absolutely cracking live.

Slothrust - female guitar, singer, songwriter. Quirky but rocking.

Coco Rosie - I can't get enough of them, though no one on here is going to like them 

[turnbull for england]

The Lovely Eggs - long catelogue of inspiring noise, not to be missed live.

The Mysterines - their first offerings were great, impressed they've kept the quality with their latest.

The Bug Club - newish young trio from Caldicot, fun and absolutely cracking live.

Slothrust - female guitar, singer, songwriter. Quirky but rocking.

Coco Rosie - I can't get enough of them, though no one on here is going to like them 

Discovered lovely eggs a few months backs, fantastic.. Washing line smile is a great lyric

[wilts rover]

Interesting that BRR, I have never heard of CocoRosie. They sound good - reminds me of Bjork singing with the Roches.

[River Don]

I gave Coco Rosie a go and I'm impressed. Definite shades of Bjork but I like Bjork.

[redwine]

augmentation mammoplasty , a bit in your face but well worth a look.

[roversdude]

Ferocious Dog, The Leylines, Gaz Brookfield and Rusty Shackle are but a few of my current favourites.

My mate follows Ferocious Dog all over was in Belfast last week now Aviemore

[ravenrover]

Is he about 50 - 60 years old , long straggly coloured chin beard, hair tied back in a ponytail, FD tee shirt and sleeveless denim jacket by any chance?

[roversdude]

No but he often posts photos with a guy of that description

[ravenrover]

Just going by the FD followers I've seen, they all seem to look like that, including some of the female followers :-]]

[RobTheRover]

Love a bit of Les Carter in FD

[RobTheRover]

Talking of Les Carter, if you've not heard Jim Bob's last 2 albums (Pop Up Jim Bob and Who do we hate today) give your ears a treat.

[Panda]

Who in their right mind has a pony tail at 50 plus?! 

[Dutch Uncle]

This evening I will have Snow Patrol pumped into my ears, whether I want it or not.  They are playing at Bangor Marina less than 100m away with a direct pathway for sound. Are they any good? Should I open my windows or go on the balcony?

Gary Lightbody is from these parts and is a bit of a local hero and proud of his roots. They have played live here at least 4 times in the last 8 years.

[Panda]

If Snow Patrol are playing, IMO close your windows.

[ravenrover]

All about taste in music, personally I would have the windows wide open

[Bristol Red Rover]

Who in their right mind has a pony tail at 50 plus?! 

Francis Rossi.

How about 60+?  Better than having hair getting in yer scran.

[RobTheRover]

Who in their right mind has a pony tail at 50 plus?! 

Who has got a pony tail?

[ravenrover]

Most of FD followers I've seen

[RobTheRover]

Most of FD followers I've seen

Ah, I get it now.

I love FD. Never felt the need to have a pony tail (yet)

[rtid88]

Ferocious Dog, The Leylines, Gaz Brookfield and Rusty Shackle are but a few of my current favourites.

You must go the Wroot rocks gigs if this lot are your bag. I’m going to Ey up mi duck festival in Epworth next May which is full of this type of band

I do indeed. Also Gig in a Field Festivals that is also run by Neil and Amber from Wroot Rocks.
I went to Ey Up Mi Duck this year and it was absolutely awesome. So incredibly friendly and not the slightest bit of rubbish left behind on site after either. I had tickets for next year the second they went on sale!

[rtid88]

Ferocious Dog, The Leylines, Gaz Brookfield and Rusty Shackle are but a few of my current favourites.

Couldn't beleve the age group and dress style at Bearded Theory for Ferocious Dog. Was expecting a full on punky hard rock type band, totally opposite. Gaz Brookfield was excellent will be toddling off to Nottingham later this year to see him again

Gaz Brookfield is just an all round nice guy. Have seen him 3 times this year including last week at the Foolhardy Folk Festival in Nottingham. Fantastic little 1 day festival that I would highly recommend for next year.

[rtid88]

Most of FD followers I've seen

I would have to say having seen them numerous times now I haven't seen many with pony tails. Far more with mohicans and skin heads. Some cracking beards though.

[Panda]

On another musical theme, huge credit to the Rovers matchday announcer who now uses the absolute classic Enter Sandman by Metallica when we come out. Very wise choice. That seems to have usurped the Zeps but it meets with my approval and that is a very rare thing indeed. 

[Draytonian III]

This evening I will have Snow Patrol pumped into my ears, whether I want it or not.  They are playing at Bangor Marina less than 100m away with a direct pathway for sound. Are they any good? Should I open my windows or go on the balcony?

Gary Lightbody is from these parts and is a bit of a local hero and proud of his roots. They have played live here at least 4 times in the last 8 years.

Bangor Marina, is a very nice area, a bit up market for a commoner like myself, but still very nice

[Bentley Bullet]

We went to Bangor once. It was a beautiful day. We had lunch on the way, and it was all for under a quid back in the 60s.

[Dutch Uncle]

We went to Bangor once. It was a beautiful day. We had lunch on the way, and it was all for under a quid back in the 60s.

Did you know Fiddler's Dram intended that to be Rhyl, but that didn't scan right for the metre so they chose Bangor.

[Dutch Uncle]

We went to Bangor once. It was a beautiful day. We had lunch on the way, and it was all for under a quid back in the 60s.

I can't unsee the vision of you cuddling with Jack..........

[Dutch Uncle]

This evening I will have Snow Patrol pumped into my ears, whether I want it or not.  They are playing at Bangor Marina less than 100m away with a direct pathway for sound. Are they any good? Should I open my windows or go on the balcony?

Gary Lightbody is from these parts and is a bit of a local hero and proud of his roots. They have played live here at least 4 times in the last 8 years.

Bangor Marina, is a very nice area, a bit up market for a commoner like myself, but still very nice

I'll have to take you to Ballyholme when you are next over DIII, much better