Anthony Joshua question

I like the White matchup, But Cornish was pointless, I've not even seen the fight.

 

I detect the green eyed monster in your post. :-(

 

Hiya mate, great to here from you.

I haven't spoken to you in ages.

I'm great thanks, hope you are too.

With regards to Bob, I grew up listening to him. My Dad's a huge fan. He first heard him in 1964 and he was hooked. When I was born, he wanted to call me Dylan. But my Mum wouldn't allow it. But she told him it could be my middle name. So just for a joke, my Dad asked if they could call me Robert instead, and she agreed straight away. Ha! So I'm officially called Robert Dylan. Nobody has ever called me Bob though.

Regarding my favourite albums, I love just about every one he's ever made, including his 80's ones that were heavily criticised at the time. I think the only one that I never listened too that much, was probably Under The Red Sky from 1990. When I listen to him, I listen to specific parts of his career, before going on to another part.

I've never had a favourite song either. Because there's just too many of them. But I've been told that when I was young, I used to sing Mr. Tambourine Man behind the settee and charge family members to listen to me. Ha! I can assure you, I can't sing for sh*t, so god knows what I sounded like. When I was about 8, my Dad used to have a racing greyhound that he took around Yorkshire and the surrounding counties. And he gave the dog different names. He used names like 'The Freewheelin" and Mr. Bojangles"

I've seen him either 22 or 23 times in concert, but not for a while now. One of the highlights of my life, is when I went to see him in Cardiff in 2004. I was right at the barrier, directly in front of his keyboard (he'd stopped playing the guitar at that point) and I swear I was only about 7ft away from him. It was incredible. I could almost touch him.

I can't remember whether or not I told you that my username on here, is based on another of my favourite musicians, Loudon Wainwright? I love all types of music, but folk has always been my favourite genre.

Great to hear from you again mate.

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Joshua will have a fat better resume than wilder when all said and done ..

 

He might turn into the next Price. :deal

 

Serge,

Ha!

I've seen them.

I don't mind Deontay, but I think he's going to get exposed very soon.

Ha!

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The Magic Roundabout. Ha!

He's made some amazing albums. 'The Times They Are a-Changin' has to be one of his best ones. How did he write those songs at just 22? Spanish Boots is amazing, and I've heard him do it live.

I also like the duet he did with Johnny Cash, and I like Johnny Cash, but I've never been a huge fan of his.

What have you got from the 70's? The great thing about Bob, is that every album is completely different. The 70's was a very interesting time. He went through a lot of things in that decade, and Blood On The Tracks, Desire and Street Legal are all fantastic albums.

Ha!

He was also called Mr. Tambourine Man. He was a good dog too. He was a wide runner. He always won out of trap 6. But back home he was called Tammy. That was his family name.

When I moved in with my girlfriend about 18 months ago, we got two kittens from one of our best friends. He told us that they were sisters, and he'd prefer it if we took both of them, because he said they were inseparable. So we agreed no problem. We gave them two names straight away, and we fell in love them. We're both animal lovers. But after a check up at the vets about a week later, we were informed that they were without doubt brothers and not sisters. We were both shocked, but we laughed and didn't care.

So we got home, and I said "Well, the first thing we've got to do, is give them both new names. And the fairest thing to do, is to have a pick each like last time. I'll go first, I've got a name in mind already"

To which my partner replied "I know exactly what you're thinking, and I'm telling you straight, there's no way we're calling one of them Roy!"

"Hang on!" I replied, but she interrupted and said "Hang on nothing! There's no f*cking way I'm shouting Roy out of the window when I want them to come in for their tea. You've no chance!"

Ha! So we've called them Charlie and Max.

Thanks for the pic. I've heard about it before, but I've honestly never seen it. Is that in Crouch End? I know he's been a friend of Dave's for a while though, and that he's spent a lot of time in London, especially in the 90's. He made a song in 1993 called 'Blood In My Eyes' and the video for it was shot around Camden, and Dave produced it.

Also, when he collaborated with Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and George Harrison, (The Travelling Willbury's) the album was recorded in Dave's house in Los Angeles.

If you have some free time, check him out mate.

Along with Bob, he's my favourite artist.

He's wrote songs that any man, woman or child can relate too. His songs have covered every subject imaginable. They're funny, stupid, heartbreaking, honest and happy.

I can't wait to see him again.

From reading your conversations with MindReader, I know that you like listening to music on YouTube. So I'll leave you two songs of his to listen to when you have some spare time.

Let me know what you think:


http://youtu.be/q7uyxp9pJdc

http://youtu.be/AakAF0su100


Also, if you've got anything to recommend, let me know. Along with boxing, music is my biggest passion.

Great to talk with you again.


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Five years?

Wow!

I honestly couldn't go five weeks without one. Probably not even three weeks.

Good for you though.


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