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I have albums by all of them, great listening, New World Record by ELO is superb.Blondie
A-ha
The Police
The Specials
Madness
Duran Duran
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Slade
ELO
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I have albums by all of them, great listening, New World Record by ELO is superb.Blondie
A-ha
The Police
The Specials
Madness
Duran Duran
Frankie Goes To Hollywood
Slade
ELO
Loads, bank robber, i fought the law, rock the casbah, white riot off the top of my head, it then I suppose it depends if the public like the clash or are thickheeds that listen to steps and the like, and is age sensitive I guess as wellHow many Clash singles are instantly nameable to a good chunk of the public though ? Great band of course
Me neither but we all listened to the great Singles bands down the years
Duran Duran would be another great singles band . Don't own any stuff by them
I dug out my Running up that hill 12 inch when it all kicked off again
Weird really just the single with a long start and daft bits in the middle
For some inexplicable reason, I had missed Sweet from my list - could have sworn I`d put them on.I have albums by all of them, great listening, New World Record by ELO is superb.
SLF & The Undertones were absolutely superb.I agree with 90% already but will add
The Skids
SLF
The Dickies
The Undertones
My wife has seen them half a dozen times now, not for me but personal taste (of which I have little) dictates?For some inexplicable reason, I had missed Sweet from my list - could have sworn I`d put them on.
Very, very good live band - much Rockier than the singles would suggest. Current line-up is the best since the originals.SLF & The Undertones were absolutely superb.
My wife has seen them half a dozen times now, not for me but personal taste (of which I have little) dictates?
I imagine she'll be going with her mates again when dates are released. Can Brian Connelly (was it?) be replaced?Very, very good live band - much Rockier than the singles would suggest. Current line-up is the best since the originals.
Sorry, forgot The Pogues.Thinking about it, my ever-changing personal musical tastes over time:
Slade
Roxy
ELO
John Denver
The Stranglers
The Damned
The Clash
The Boomtown Rats
The Jam
The Undertones
The Specials
Sade
Alexander O' 'Neal
FYC
REM
PSB
Joy Division
Lighthouse Family
Prefab Sprout
Michael Bolton
Wet Wet Wet
FGTH
Simple Minds
Plus many more I've missed
Shhh, I even have a Barry Manilow record
Criticism expected.
I imagine she'll be going with her mates again when dates are released. Can Brian Connelly (was it?) be replaced?
Sorry, forgot The Pogues.Thinking about it, my ever-changing personal musical tastes over time:
Slade
Roxy
ELO
John Denver
The Stranglers
The Damned
The Clash
The Boomtown Rats
The Jam
The Undertones
The Specials
Sade
Alexander O' 'Neal
FYC
REM
PSB
Joy Division
Lighthouse Family
Prefab Sprout
Michael Bolton
Wet Wet Wet
FGTH
Simple Minds
Plus many more I've missed
Shhh, I even have a Barry Manilow record
Criticism expected.
I imagine she'll be going with her mates again when dates are released. Can Brian Connelly (was it?) be replaced?
Current singer Paul Manzi (was lead singer in Cats In Space - check these out if you like ELO/Supertramp etc) is a great singer - very powerful, melodic voice and great stage presence. The bassist too, Lee Small, is a lead singer in his own right and harmonises really well with Manzi and Andy Scott.Thinking about it, my ever-changing personal musical tastes over time:
Slade
Roxy
ELO
John Denver
The Stranglers
The Damned
The Clash
The Boomtown Rats
The Jam
The Undertones
The Specials
Sade
Alexander O' 'Neal
FYC
REM
PSB
Joy Division
Lighthouse Family
Prefab Sprout
Michael Bolton
Wet Wet Wet
FGTH
Simple Minds
Plus many more I've missed
Shhh, I even have a Barry Manilow record
Criticism expected.
I imagine she'll be going with her mates again when dates are released. Can Brian Connelly (was it?) be replaced?
Sorry, forgot The Pogues.
Sorry, forgot The Pogues.
I'll have a look at them, I appreciate musical & vocal talent. Thanks. And you've probably realised I love a strong bass line.Current singer Paul Manzi (was lead singer in Cats In Space - check these out if you like ELO/Supertramp etc) is a great singer - very powerful, melodic voice and great stage presence. The bassist too, Lee Small, is a lead singer in his own right and harmonises really well with Manzi and Andy Scott.
T Rex have at least a dozen belters. Lyrics are probably gibberish in all of them mind.As stated The Who were often seen as a sI goes hand until Tommy. Same for a lot of those sixties bands until they either broke up or evolved into album rock bands. Same for Pink Floyd, many others.
From my youth …
Mud
Sweet
T Rex
Gary Glitter
Slade
Do it marra. None of Ferry’s solo stuff just the genuine phase one Roxy who were as good as music gets.I might try to get hold of that. I have the Virginia P. & Pyjamara singles so enjoyed the early Roxy releases.
Are you my wife??? That's exactly her musical tastes.
Manzanera's keyboards were great, Ferry was only a tag-on to their sound imo.Do it marra. None of Ferry’s solo stuff just the genuine phase one Roxy who were as good as music gets.
Guitar. Though I think they all dabbled in the keyboards.Manzanera's keyboards were great, Ferry was only a tag-on to their sound imo.
You’d struggle to beat The Beatles for singles. They did some amazing songs never mind the albumsLike others I'd probably say The Who if I had to pick one
Beyond that it, depends on the music mood am in at any given moment