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Marquee
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Seether - Holding onto strings better left to fray.
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The Vaccines and Foster the People (with a little bit of Pink thrown in to keep me perky)
Starting XI
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I have been listening to Billy Birmingham's wired world of sport and 12 th man a bit recently

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddWqWEEwoJg

f**king classic, f**king hilarious, really recommend listening to it, only 2 mins long. Azevo2011-11-20 23:10:44
First Team Squad
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I missed this from my top 5 from last year.
 
Ian Dury's son. A mix of Squeeze, Elvis Costello and the Attractions and his Dad and the Blockheads. Also has an awsome 80's sounding chick doing the backing vocals.
 
Pretty fantastic really.
 
Me and him are both 40 and shared much of our later childhood surrounded by large blokes off their heads on amphetamine sulphate, maybe that's why I get it. 
 
ForteanTimes2012-02-24 17:17:55
Marquee
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Last night I went to see Bronagh Gallagher at Bush Hall.  She was the short girl from the Commitments, and was also in Pulp Fiction, so is better known for her acting than her music, but she was very, very good.  She has a new album out, which I will probably pick up.
First Team Squad
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WeeNix
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Going through some old stuff after moving into place after sepearation..
 
I mean OLD. Anyone remember what a Cassestte is ?
 
At the moment.  (on C90 )
 
That Petrol Emotion - Manic Pop Thrill
 
(after that)
 
Sugar - Copper Blue
Hip Singles - Live at Esplanade Tavern 1982 ? ( Bootleg ) Brilliant Songs...
Marquee
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C.T. wrote:
Going through some old stuff after moving into place after sepearation..
 
I mean OLD. Anyone remember what a Cassestte is ?
 
At the moment.  (on C90 )
 
That Petrol Emotion - Manic Pop Thrill
 
(after that)
 
Sugar - Copper Blue
Hip Singles - Live at Esplanade Tavern 1982 ? ( Bootleg ) Brilliant Songs...
 
There's a couple of us on here that rate Copper Blue - fine album.
 
TPE - ages since I've thought about them.
Starting XI
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C.T. wrote:

 
That Petrol Emotion - Manic Pop Thrill
 


A thousand years ago I wnt to one of their gigs. I am not wordsmith enough to describe how good it was. 



Starting XI
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Just got out  an ABC album. Give credit where it's due, The Look of Love is great POP!!!!
HZA
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dairyflat wrote:
Just got out  an ABC album. Give credit where it's due, The Look of Love is great POP!!!!
 
No argument here on one hand I had an older brother feeding me Gong, Punk stuff, Hawkwind, and everything inbetween my sister loved Duran, ABC, T  twins and lots of 80'S stufff. I loved the stuff too.
 
Mark White was made for the 80's and ABC although not for me cool at the time still has a place, normally in sh*tty discos or later "clubs" trying to get off with someone.
Legend
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I have a little playlist getting a lot of time atm:

Madness - B&B Man
Specials - Stupid Marriage
Chumbawumba - Tubthumping
10CC - Dreadlock Holiday
Toots & the Maytals - Beautiful Woman
Sydney 'til they fold
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Sydney 'til they fold
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dairyflat wrote:

C.T. wrote:
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That Petrol Emotion - Manic Pop Thrill
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A thousand years ago I wnt to one of their gigs. I am not wordsmith enough to describe how good it was.�


I saw them about 20 years ago in Finsbury Park, possibly the free Fleadh Fest they used to hold there? They played on the smaller stage & it was "Crusty Heaven". Lol.
I think Van M & The Pogues may have played that year too.

Sydney 'til they fold
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Actually The Pistols were there as well in '96.
Starting XI
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ForteanTimes wrote:
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Mark White was made for the 80's and ABC although not for me cool at the time still has a place, normally in sh*tty discos or later "clubs" trying to get off with someone.


You rcomment made me think of just such discos. I remember one , exactly like that where I first heard ABC. Terrible... but fun in a way.
dairyflat2012-03-05 13:23:26
Jag
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dairyflat wrote:
C.T. wrote:

 
That Petrol Emotion - Manic Pop Thrill
 


A thousand years ago I wnt to one of their gigs. I am not wordsmith enough to describe how good it was. 



 
This. Great live band.
 
I am currently listening to Black Country Communion.
Still Believin'
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ForteanTimes wrote:
There's a couple of us on here that rate Copper Blue - fine album.
 
Agreed.
 
Right now I am listening to Disco Inferno on Rdio, which is possibly the best thing that has ever happened to me.
 
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Product wrote:
Devo - Something for Everybody


Nice, was just looking for what to listen to next. We have a winner ;)

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Jagged Alliance Online or Forge of Empires? What would you choose?
ojuna2012-03-13 23:11:27
Marquee
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this is some decent pop music (and some very decent pants in the 2nd song....)
 
http://www.complex.com/music/2012/02/watch-karmin-perform-on-saturday-night-liveFrankie Mac2012-03-09 06:13:31
Marquee
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At work listening to The Edge which is on a par with More FM for sh*ttiness.
 
Unfortunately, I work with a lot of under 25 year old females who don't like or appreciate The Rock.
Marquee
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Starting XI
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Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue - Backatown
First Team Squad
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Legend
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Starting XI
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Breakfast ..
with XTC    Senses Working Overtime -
"..and all the world is football shaped"....
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Alex Clare - lad from South East London
Particularly the tune 'Treading Water'
http://www.alexclare.com/
Starting XI
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Build a rocket boy-  Elbow   (so looking forward to their concert next week) 
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giddyup wrote:
Build a rocket boy-  Elbow   (so looking forward to their concert next week) 
 
Will be there!!
 
Great stuff
 
Just like listening to your school teacher scratching the blackboard with her finger nails.
 
Better still "John Cooper Clarke" at the Kings Arms tonite
 
Still Believin'
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Gojira - L'Enfant Sauvage

Fucking great.

Good metal, not bad metal.

 

Marquee
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ForteanTimes wrote:
C.T. wrote:
Going through some old stuff after moving into place after sepearation..
 
I mean OLD. Anyone remember what a Cassestte is ?
 
At the moment.  (on C90 )
 
That Petrol Emotion - Manic Pop Thrill
 
(after that)
 
Sugar - Copper Blue
Hip Singles - Live at Esplanade Tavern 1982 ? ( Bootleg ) Brilliant Songs...

 
There's a couple of us on here that rate Copper Blue - fine album.
 
TPE - ages since I've thought about them.

 

Just a head's up Sugar's Copper Blue has been reissued and is finally on Itunes. There is a extra's album with lots of live tracks thrown on which is worth buying. Great to finally have this back after my last copy  finally died.

 

I'm also  going to buy Tuscon by Giant Sand this pay  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1XVJR1lTRg truely an awsome track

Marquee
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Lots of Weezer in anticipation of their tour in January. In particular, the Maladroit album.

Starting XI
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Went and saw the "English Beat" last night.

Good nostalgia....love my ska....but

Much prefer the 1980 Dave Wakeling to 2012 version.....and no Ranking Roger

A shame we all grow old

Marquee
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UK Kiwi wrote:

Went and saw the "English Beat" last night.

Good nostalgia....love my ska....but

Much prefer the 1980 Dave Wakeling to 2012 version.....and no Ranking Roger

A shame we all grow old

So what modern "toons" are you listening to mate?

 

I read your post and thought of ska and great music. Anything else new tickle your fancy?

Still Believin'
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The new Jimmy Cliff album Rebirth is very good.

Produced by Tim Armstrong of Rancid.

Jimmy's best work in years.

 

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