I've had a few moments today, little snatches of niceness amid the mundanity of day to day drudgery.
Steve Wright's Golden Oldies sometimes are marvellous (for those of us who like old stuff better). Today in the car I heard the following:
"Waterloo Sunset" by the Kinks. I love the Kinks, Ray Davies is a god and this is one of their best.
"Tin Soldier" by the Small Faces. I love the Small Faces, Steve Marriott was a god and this isn't one of their best but it's still them, it's still better than most songs.
"Baba O Reilly" by the Who. Jeremy Clarkson and I, and presumably some other people but noone I've met, like the Who and this is probably their best song. That or "Behind Blue Eyes", but Limp Bizkit actually did that better.
"With a Little Help from My Friends" by Joe Cocker. This isn't great, but it has a superb intro.
"Ride a White Swan" by Marc Bolan and T Rex. Or that's what Shazam told me. I like this, I had no idea of its title.
and then
"Man of the World" by Fleetwood Mac which is one of the greatest songs on earth.
Liam whoever you are from wherever you're from, I love you.
Followed by watching the sun almost set on the beach. I'm having a hippy moment, the stuff that's really, really nice is just there.
Gratuitous picture as I'm appreciating the aesthetic and feel like being giggly again:
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
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