The Thirteenth Star
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AMAZING! BRILLIANT! FANTASTIC! EMOTIONAL! THOUGHT INDUCING! A RETURN TO TIP-TOP FORM FROM THE BIG MAN! A CLASSIC! Just some of the comments made by friends on hearing 13th Star.It is an absolute gem of an album. Well done Onkle Fish!
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The only album that I've been able to play again and again without skipping tracks. The best.
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13th star, a real grower for me! Amazed when I first listened, but then the music faded away from my horizon. And beside the Loreley Gig I missed the following tour...but suddenly, some days ago, I felt the need to put the music in my player again! And since then I won't hear another album...it's fantastic, it's sparkeling, it's within a great depth, emotions, great melodies and atmosphere. It's straight from the heart and now it touches mine! Great! Thanks Fish
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Only (little
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Stardancer wrote:the drums could get more punch sometimes.
Gavin the drummer prefers Guinness..
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docbob42 wrote:
Gavin the drummer prefers Guinness..
Oh shame on me, I should have known...they should have given the boy one barrel of Scotch Ale
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Surely he's due a Deuchars?
I want a drink, I want a drink. To take all the dust and the dirt from my throat. I want a drink, I want a drink. To wash out the filth that is deep in my guts.... I want a drink.
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maybe when he ventures out of Deepest Wales into Deuchars land...!conan wrote:Surely he's due a Deuchars?
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Ah. Then that must make him the Brains of the outfit?!? 
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2008 was a great year for rock music with some excellent new albums by "classic rock" acts like Queen, Whitesnake, G n R, Def Leppard, Metallica, ACDC et al. But the best surprise was 13th Star. What an album - I play it constantly. In my view its Onkle Fish's best set of songs since.....the very old days. Square Go, Manchmal, Dark Star, Circle Line, Miles, Zoe.....such a strong set of songs. Thank you !
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Re bigste's reveiw of 13th Star........ [see next post]
I think i 2nd that based on tracks heard so far - just ordered it from the Fish Shop [ROFPMSL , WOT AN XCELLENT TITLE].
Also, would seem that lateley, every time i hear a Fish track on Planet Rock, it seems to feed into my current experience [that's how you know any music is GOOD music, it speaks to you when you need a voice of reason or empathy] cos just heard "Arc of a Curve" and f*cking burst into tears in the kitchen cos am currently goin thru that badland of pre-divorce bitterness and hostility that so many people have to trudge thru in their lives.
Fish, you are a gentleman, a scholar and a genius and I thank you and salute you for making my life just that bit easier at times and vastly enriched at all times. "Misplaced Childhood" is the album I would choose in a Desert Island Discs scenario cos it just sez it all for me and am still searching for the bugger in me own life, 48 years later [may well give up and just pick a new memory tho, much easier and less painful i suspect!!]. For years, the album of choice was "Bat Out of hell" and if I could have two [by having it as my 'book' option, cos it's a story in itself!!] would have that one too, but if i could only listen to one album for the rest of me life, it would be "Misplaced Childhood". Thanks mate, you are one in a million and Katie is a lucky lass - hope you will be good 4 each other and find the happines you both deserve.
..and you're me favourite Onkel too!!
J
I think i 2nd that based on tracks heard so far - just ordered it from the Fish Shop [ROFPMSL , WOT AN XCELLENT TITLE].
Also, would seem that lateley, every time i hear a Fish track on Planet Rock, it seems to feed into my current experience [that's how you know any music is GOOD music, it speaks to you when you need a voice of reason or empathy] cos just heard "Arc of a Curve" and f*cking burst into tears in the kitchen cos am currently goin thru that badland of pre-divorce bitterness and hostility that so many people have to trudge thru in their lives.
Fish, you are a gentleman, a scholar and a genius and I thank you and salute you for making my life just that bit easier at times and vastly enriched at all times. "Misplaced Childhood" is the album I would choose in a Desert Island Discs scenario cos it just sez it all for me and am still searching for the bugger in me own life, 48 years later [may well give up and just pick a new memory tho, much easier and less painful i suspect!!]. For years, the album of choice was "Bat Out of hell" and if I could have two [by having it as my 'book' option, cos it's a story in itself!!] would have that one too, but if i could only listen to one album for the rest of me life, it would be "Misplaced Childhood". Thanks mate, you are one in a million and Katie is a lucky lass - hope you will be good 4 each other and find the happines you both deserve.
..and you're me favourite Onkel too!!
J
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