MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
newbie +1quote:Op maandag 4 december 2006 22:40 schreef newbiedoobiedoo het volgende:
bad manners - can can?
1 euro
Vul aan:
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Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten
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Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten
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Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten
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Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten, Pepernoten
Lief he, van Sinterklaas?quote:Op maandag 4 december 2006 23:01 schreef bukgeit het volgende:
Arab Strap - Elephant Shoe
Bukgeit + 1
Ook brilletjes inderdaad.quote:Op dinsdag 5 december 2006 07:36 schreef cafca het volgende:
Suburban Kids with Biblical Names ?
quote:Formed in Ashby-de-la-Zouch under the name 'Simple Pastoral Existence', began their career "playing bad funk and Ned's Atomic Dustbin covers",[1] but it was their subsequent move to Oxford that saw their career begin to take off. After changing their name from 'Pony Club' their 'big break' came in 2002 with a successful set at the popular Truck Festival, which was followed by the release of ... Are Dead on local label Shifty Disco.
After some years playing successful support slots to bands such as The Futureheads and Hot Hot Heat in Oxford and surrounding areas, the band were signed to Transgressive Records, and a limited EP, Junky Music Make My Heart Beat Faster, was a sell-out success. Their debut single "The Decision", produced by Andy Gill of Gang of Four (a noted influence on the band[2]), was released in December 2005, and was followed in February 2006 by "Here Comes The Rumour Mill" - the latter their first chart success, reaching #36 in the UK and receiving significant airplay on MTV2 among others. They have continued to work with Gill ever since.
began their career "playing bad funk and Ned's Atomic Dustbin covers",[1] but it was their subsequent move to Oxford that saw their career begin to take off. After changing their name from 'Pony Club' their 'big break' came in 2002 with a successful set at the popular Truck Festival, which was followed by the release of ... Are Dead on local label Shifty Disco.
Ja, ik dacht al dat die suburban kids met z'n tweeėn waren.
Klinkt leuk dit, maar de titels zeggen me niks....
Klinkt leuk dit, maar de titels zeggen me niks....
Yepquote:Op dinsdag 5 december 2006 08:43 schreef iggy_in_the_house het volgende:
Young Knives?
And you may find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile.
