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To all of you 'older' lot, was it really as big a joke as it seems now, looking back? Glitter, make up on blokes and a vehicle as 70s teen phenomena to shift records?
I quite like the handclaps used.
And 'Son of My Father' by Chicory Tip.
It was all teenage female shite, apart from Ambrose Slade. They were a f***ing top notch band. Brilliant live anarl.
Love the two 'classic' T.Rex albums. Backing vocals are sublime.
Slade had some great riffs, Take Me Bak 'Ome. Couldn't spell mind.
To all of you 'older' lot, was it really as big a joke as it seems now, looking back? Glitter, make up on blokes and a vehicle as 70s teen phenomena to shift records?
I quite like the handclaps used.
And 'Son of My Father' by Chicory Tip.
And 'Son of My Father' by Chicory Tip.
They had shit hair too but at least they wrote (and played) their own songs.
A rarity these days for 'pop' groups.
Does my tits in. Who cares who writes the stuff? It's entertainment. Surely you pays your money and enjoy the performance, does it matter who wrote the songs? Maybe more kudos if you have actually written the stuff but at the end of the day, its a means to an end. Providing entertainment?
The music was passable in bits. The fashion was unforgivable. Even worse than that New Romantic shite that came afterwards.
I enjoyed the music, far, far better than what passes as music today.
The fashion of those eras now appears crap because you are looking back at it, it was fine for the time. Flairs & platform shoes were great back in the seventies, seem a bit naff now though.
And every man married around that time did so with a kipper tie on the photos. I agree. Music wise it encomassed quite a wide rande of stuff. Alice Cooper, Slade, Roxy Music. All good stuff which has stood the test of time.
I enjoyed the music, far, far better than what passes as music today.
The fashion of those eras now appears crap because you are looking back at it, it was fine for the time. Flairs & platform shoes were great back in the seventies, seem a bit naff now though.
The last SAFC heyday was when glam was at it's nadir. Perhaps there is summat innit. Always look back at pics and stuff of '73 and think "wtf are you wearing" now as much Porterfield's goal as Monty's save's tbh. The latter part of that sentence might not be true btw.