Good winter listening.......
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It's easy to dismiss the eighties as the era of mullets, shoulder pads, filofaxes and greed but it was incredibly rich musically, especially the early eighties. So here's a few of the gems of that decade;
Pete Wylie was a god. He may have had that mullet but he had a hell of a way with a tune and his lyrics cut to the heart of the matter.............
Echo And The Bunnymen were another class Liverpool band...............
Furniture should have been huge but for some reason it never happened for them..............
And across the Atlantic America had The Replacements..............
Pete Wylie was a god. He may have had that mullet but he had a hell of a way with a tune and his lyrics cut to the heart of the matter.............
Echo And The Bunnymen were another class Liverpool band...............
Furniture should have been huge but for some reason it never happened for them..............
And across the Atlantic America had The Replacements..............
zigs
Cactus Grower, Kent.
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Not forgetting;Absolutely
We had gems like the Cure, The The and Love and Rockets...
The Jesus And Mary Chain..............
The Waterboys...............
Siouxsie And The Banshees..............
Towards the end of the eighties a couple of true greats were just setting out in the US;
Sonic Youth..............
And the Pixies.............
Gail_68
Beauty blooms in the garden as well as the heart.
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Oh yes zigs me and hubby love him...I have an album of his
...I think I need to check my birth certificate 
Gail_68
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Another favourite singer of mine Barbara Streisand
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Don't you love Kenny Garrett, Miles is holding his trumpet microphone close to his alto sax, as Kenny's microphone had stopped working.
The tune is part of an improvisation on Michael Jackson's "Human Nature," it just builds and builds.
The tune is part of an improvisation on Michael Jackson's "Human Nature," it just builds and builds.
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Beauty blooms in the garden as well as the heart.
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Kazza hubby put his MP3 player in the motor...50 cent etc it drove me made...I got mine out mate with U2 and Simple minds BRILLIANT
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Just love this record
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Frank Sinatra. Singing "One for My Baby" (at 4.00 in the video)
Hmm..
I wonder where I could get one of these?....
I've all versions of the Blade Runner films, plus the Vangelis cassette tape of the music, (yeah! it's that old!) and the hardback book, "Blade Runner 2, Edge of Reason," by K W Jeter.
Nice framed photograph of a Young Sean Young at 4.46 in this clip.
Hmm..
I wonder where I could get one of these?....
I've all versions of the Blade Runner films, plus the Vangelis cassette tape of the music, (yeah! it's that old!) and the hardback book, "Blade Runner 2, Edge of Reason," by K W Jeter.
Nice framed photograph of a Young Sean Young at 4.46 in this clip.
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