[screamingskull]

what age of rock is next?? i watched the Jimi Hendrix one and the art rock one (pink floyd suck) and missed the punk one

[sonicl]

I'm not telling you, you have to read the whole of the previous page of the thread.

I missed the art rock one, so thank you Porky for the link.

[GrungeMonkey]

I've found it fairly enjoyable so far, although I am quite perplexed at the various things that were and weren't included...

[PAULYBEE2656]

Originally Posted by Pookie

And Charles Shaar Murray is better to read than to look at.

 

^^^its spider from coronation street!!!!!!!!!!^^^^^^

the series has been ok, granted i only saw the art rock one, floyd etc, and the punk one which i was disappointed with. they could have cut up old interviews and pieced them together. clashh saying the same things, jounalists saying the same things, don letts saying the same things but i will purchase the dvd whenever it comes out

its not as good as the bbcs dancing in the streets series from ten years back tho.

[screamingskull]

Originally Posted by sonicl

I'm not telling you, you have to read the whole of the previous page of the thread.

I missed the art rock one, so thank you Porky for the link.

owww, pweeeease tell me what ones next! i'm lazy.

[HECKLER SPRAY]

Originally Posted by screamingskull

owww, pweeeease tell me what ones next! i'm lazy.

Heavy Metal ( Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Metallica...)
You lazy !

[screamingskull]

awww, that sucks!! (almost as much as pink floyd) i have no interest in heavy metal. doh!

[HECKLER SPRAY]

Yeah, me too. the alteranative rock (1980-1994) one will be broadcasted on June 23-24. More interesting.

[screamingskull]

hell yeah, that will be grrrrrrrrrrreat!

 

[Torn Curtain]

Originally Posted by sonicl

I watched the Blank Generation episode yesterday evening - lots of great footage that I've never seen before, of Television and patti Smith for instance. Not terribly informative, but great to watch anyway.

Cool, Television footage is rare!

[Torn Curtain]

Early Pink Floyd and early Metallica don't suck...

[screamingskull]

yeah they do

[sonicl]

^
I don't know whether to blame your lack of understanding of the respective greatnesses of Pink Floyd and heavy metal on your age or your sex. Have you any preference?

[screamingskull]

Originally Posted by sonicl

^
I don't know whether to blame your lack of understanding of the respective greatnesses of Pink Floyd and heavy metal on your age or your sex. Have you any preference?

sex,

i am in a terrible mood so sorry to anyone i am taking it out on, i am going to go kill myself now.

[sonicl]

Oh, don't do that. It would be very unKool

[king_buzzo]

Originally Posted by HECKLER SPRAY

Yeah, me too. the alteranative rock (1980-1994) one will be broadcasted on June 23-24. More interesting.

Yey! Next weekend is what? Oh just remembered, hair metal and all the other metals... That wont be as interesting as the previous ones with VU and the other gangs.

[sonicl]

Sat 9 Jun, 21:10 - 22:10

Never Say Die: Heavy Metal

The landmark music series continues with the story of heavy metal, the longest surviving, possibly the most controversial and certainly the loudest genre in the Seven Ages of Rock.

Emerging at the tail end of the 1960s from Birmingham - with Black Sabbath as its undisputed godfathers - heavy metal went on to conquer the world securing, in the process, the most loyal fan base of all. But, as the programme shows, it all began with an industrial accident in, of all places, a sheet metal factory, which changed the way one key guitarist played and with it the sound of rock.

This episode follows the highs and lows of the music that has refused to die and, along the way meets its greatest artists, including Deep Purple, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden and Metallica... and of course Ozzy Osborne and Black Sabbath.

[screamingskull]

yawn

[sonicl]

You're a girl, you wouldn't understand.

[screamingskull]

"you couldn't possibly understand, its not like you are from birmingham or whatever"