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  1. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]

    I'd love to claim to be a big fan of Coldplay and The Killers but I really haven't heard enough of their stuff, same goes for Dylan, Springsteen and Cash, but I hope to remedy this and based on the material I have heard, you've got good taste!



    If I were to recommend one album for each:

    Coldplay - A Rush of Blood to the Head
    Killers - Hot Fuss
    Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
    Springsteen - Born to Run (probably my favourite non-U2 album)
    Cash - At Folsom Prison
  2. Originally posted by ThomasMcTiernan[..]

    If I were to recommend one album for each:

    Coldplay - A Rush of Blood to the Head
    Killers - Hot Fuss
    Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
    Springsteen - Born to Run (probably my favourite non-U2 album)
    Cash - At Folsom Prison



    Cheers for that, will try and get hold of them
  3. Originally posted by ThomasMcTiernan[..]

    If I were to recommend one album for each:

    Coldplay - A Rush of Blood to the Head


  4. Originally posted by markp91[..]




    Nice avatar Mark, that single has the best Bullet solo ever
  5. Originally posted by ThomasMcTiernan[..]

    Nice avatar Mark, that single has the best Bullet solo ever


    Which one is it, out of interest? I've never got hold of any singles, although on the subject of Bullet solos, the one from "1993-08-28 - Dublin, Ireland - R.D.S. Arena" is definitely up there for me (one of the best performances, I think), although having recently listened to some of the Vertigo tour solos, they're fairly beastly too...
  6. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]

    Which one is it, out of interest? I've never got hold of any singles, although on the subject of Bullet solos, the one from "1993-08-28 - Dublin, Ireland - R.D.S. Arena" is definitely up there for me (one of the best performances, I think), although having recently listened to some of the Vertigo tour solos, they're fairly beastly too...


    Yes - it's the one from the Dublin show.
  7. Originally posted by ThomasMcTiernan[..]

    Yes - it's the one from the Dublin show.


    Ah sod it, walked right into that one lol. Glad we all agree then lol
  8. Originally posted by ThomasMcTiernan[..]

    Impressive. This is as close as I got to that bit:

    [image]



    Nice

    That walk up the side of Scales Fell is beastly. In a lot of ways it's harder than the ridge (although less exposed, LOL)
  9. Originally posted by ThomasMcTiernan[..]

    If I were to recommend one album for each:

    Coldplay - A Rush of Blood to the Head
    Killers - Hot Fuss
    Dylan - Highway 61 Revisited
    Springsteen - Born to Run (probably my favourite non-U2 album)
    Cash - At Folsom Prison


    Good choices, one and all.
  10. Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]

    Which one is it, out of interest? I've never got hold of any singles, although on the subject of Bullet solos, the one from "1993-08-28 - Dublin, Ireland - R.D.S. Arena" is definitely up there for me (one of the best performances, I think), although having recently listened to some of the Vertigo tour solos, they're fairly beastly too...


    Try 24/10/01 from MSG too. It's heavier than molten lead.
  11. Welcome Thomas!!
    I hope you have a great time around!!
    Cheers from Argentina!!
  12. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    Try 24/10/01 from MSG too. It's heavier than molten lead.


    Will do

    I'm still smarting Dan lol...
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