not Robbie William's latest 'effort'?!

Robbie Williams, a modern day Les Dawson, only not as funny or talented

or as fat or ugly...

This particular group have struck a chord in the Tax Paying household... http://www.thefratellis.com/

Had a feeling you might like that!

I haven't got a clue Mr.G....you'll have to tell me!!!!

PS....I've just tried looking for it on E-Mule with no luck!!!!

You mean it's not based on the "Do you hear what I hear" that's been around almost as long as Jesus?

How Dibbs do you want a copy of that cd doing I can give it to you on Friday if you want.

I am going to see them supporting Kasabian next Thursday and I can't bloody wait.

No joy on Limewire either. However there are songs of the same title by Perry Como, Whitney Houston and Destinys Child though

You can listen to it on their myspace site

http://www.myspace.com/spiraling

Baba O'Riley was originally written by Pete Townshend for his Lifehouse project, a rock opera that was to be the follow-up to The Who's 1969 opera, Tommy. When Lifehouse was scrapped, many of the songs were released on The Who's 1971 album Who's Next. Baba O'Riley became the first track on Who's Next. The song was released as a single in several European countries, but in the US and the UK was only released as part of the album.

Drummer Keith Moon had the idea of inserting a violïn solo at the coda of the song, during which the style of the song shifts from crashing rock to a klezmer-style beat. Dave Arbus, of East of Eden, plays violïn. In concert, lead singer Roger Daltrey replaces the violïn solo with a harmonica solo.

Noted for its innovative fusion of the Who's hard rock sound and early synthesizer experimentation by Townshend inspired by minimalist composer Terry Riley, and for its crashing chorus coupled with repeating F-C-Bb power chords, the song has been a perennial favorite on classic rock radio stations as well as a concert staple for the band.

the fratelli's are dogshit
worse than that, scottish dogshit!!!

cack diddly cack cack