Who saw thon Old Grey Whistle Test thing on Friday?

[Sir C]

I will bite. They are not ordinary. You spoke of Roxy Music as having a unique sound - only one band ever sounded like The Doors and they came from a decade later.

(Apart from the Kinks doing All Day And All Of The Night which The Doors borrowed for Hello I Love You)

Ray Manzarek.

They go on a bit though, don't they? Jim never knew when to quit.

[Ash]

They go on a bit though, don't they? Jim never knew when to quit.

Six albums? The last of which was arguably the best?

Or do you mean the songs? Some are long-ish but not excessively so, given some of the keyboardy goodness going on.

[Sir C]

Six albums? The last of which was arguably the best?

Or do you mean the songs? Some are long-ish but not excessively so, given some of the keyboardy goodness going on.

Yes, but those songs seem to go on forever, because, well, so many of them are a little bit dull, aren't they?

[Ash]

Yes, but those songs seem to go on forever, because, well, so many of them are a little bit dull, aren't they?

Not to my ears.




Pal.

[Sir C]

Not to my ears.




Pal.

I bow to your expertise in these matters, a.

[Peter]

Yes, but those songs seem to go on forever, because, well, so many of them are a little bit dull, aren't they?

True. When listening to The End I can hardly think of anything else.

[Ash]

True. When listening to The End I can hardly think of anything else.

I'll give you The End. The poetcùnt.

[Peter]

Roxy Music appeal to my inner contrarian, p.

I am still struggling with the notion that their lawyer was called Robert E Lee.....

[Peter]

I'll give you The End. The poetcùnt.

I like Five to One...

[Viva Prat Vegas]

And in The End the love you take is equal to the love you make Arrr-harrrrr