FabGuys.com forum: Great records you heard for the first time in ages

By *edBear OP Man
14 weeks ago

Manchester

E=MC2 Big Audio Dynamite.

Superb.

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By *anDadBodMan
14 weeks ago

Speke

The White Room - The KLF

Great piece of work that came out just at the beginning of the 90s, Ive still got it on vinyl, one of my favourite albums.

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By *ulldozer47Man
14 weeks ago

London/Westminster

Bitter sweet symphony by the verve and cover by london grammer

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By *ralBiguy63Man
14 weeks ago

manchester

Blockbuster “The Sweet “

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By *ikeitrealMan
14 weeks ago

huercal overa SPAIN

London calling, the clash

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By (user no longer on site)
14 weeks ago

Pussycat - Mississippi just a nice easy listening track

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By *ichey6Man
14 weeks ago

aberdeen

Amy Winehouse

Back To Black

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By *ornybisubslutMan
14 weeks ago

Coventry

The Stone Roses

I am the resurrection

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By *ichey6Man
14 weeks ago

aberdeen

"The Stone Roses

I am the resurrection "

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👍 John Squire at his finest...

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By *andinmypantsMan
14 weeks ago

North East

Winelight - Grover Washington Jr

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By *ikeitrealMan
14 weeks ago

huercal overa SPAIN

"Pussycat - Mississippi just a nice easy listening track"

I love this track

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By *b20Man
14 weeks ago

Glasgow

Booker T and the MGs

Green Onions

Soul Limbo

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By *awnrisingukTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Stevenage

Hymn to Her - Pretenders

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By *owzerMan
14 weeks ago

Chester.....

Come softly to me - The Fleetwoods

🎮 While playing Mafia 2

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By *excessMan
14 weeks ago

Sleaford

I put Who's next on last night, been ages since I've listened to it.

Forgot how good that album is!

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By *ensualblokeMan
14 weeks ago

Colchester/London

'Mooonlight Shadow' by Mike Oldfield

'Swinaecologist' by Infant Annihilator

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By *xtraoneMan
14 weeks ago

Gloucester

Into the mystic Van Morrison

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By *ountainMan
14 weeks ago

ipswich

I want you...Bob Dylan.

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By *obbleTV/TS
14 weeks ago

manchester

Southern Cross, Stephen Stills, with Nash and Crosby, jogged a few nice memories.

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By *q oralistMan
14 weeks ago

Torquay

Andre Previn Trio My Fair Lady. Was the biggest selling jazz LP for several years, still great now.

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By *ardon6inchMan
14 weeks ago

telford tf3

Bad moon rising

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By (user no longer on site)
14 weeks ago

"Pussycat - Mississippi just a nice easy listening track

I love this track "

Lead singer Toni Wille had a fantastic voice

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By *ames TownMan
14 weeks ago

Bingley

Bauhaus, Ziggy Stardust , not everybody's cup of tea , but love this version,

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By *orkDefenderMan
14 weeks ago

Wakefield

Yazoo ‘Nobodies Diary’

ABC ‘All Of My Heart’ (such fantastic production)

Frank Wilson ‘Do l Love You (Indeed l Do)

- Bruce Springsteen’s recorded a fantastic cover of this!!

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By *eekeeper1000Man
14 weeks ago

Richmond. North Yorkshire

'Liquidator' The Harry J Allstars.

Recently found a copy of this Reggae classic from 1969. Difficult to get the tune out of your head once it's lodged there!

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By *eanDevizesMan
14 weeks ago

Bristol

A few years ago when the TV series Lost was the show, series two kicked of with Petula Clark singing Downtown a song o hadn't heard for years. It was a joy to rediscover.

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By *ynxguyMan
14 weeks ago

Lincolnshire

Unfortunately due to the death of Stephen Luscombe I heard Blind vision yesterday, a great tune

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By *licequeenbear891Man
14 weeks ago

Teddington

Appetite for destruction - GNR

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By *ythegodsMan
14 weeks ago

Bolton

Judas Priest, British Steel (album).

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By *ver45Man
Forum Mod
14 weeks ago

A Town near You!

Anything by The Cocteau Twins 👍

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By *ensualblokeMan
14 weeks ago

Colchester/London

"Bauhaus, Ziggy Stardust , not everybody's cup of tea , but love this version, "

I think is better than the original and Bauhaus' finest hour

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By *andomguy321Man
14 weeks ago

reading

Queen of The Minstrels - Mr Day

(It's a cover of the Cornel Campbell original)

Making Plans For Nigel - XTC

Archangel - Buriel

Total Control - Motels

When I Am Laid In Earth - Jessye Norman/Purcel

Cruisin - Smokey Robinson

Run Boy Run - Woodkid

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Bedford

Something about the way you look tonight Elton John x

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By *apt peteMan
14 weeks ago

Stamford

Bat out of hell.

Meat Loaf

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By *enny_J_JonesTV/TS
14 weeks ago

sheffield

Please don't let me be misunderstood - Nina Simone

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By *tar33Man
14 weeks ago

North London (outer)

I played Argus by Wishbone Ash on my Walkman the other day, first time in a long time. Considering it was released 53 years ago, in 1972, the playing and recording quality still hold up.

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By *tar33Man
14 weeks ago

North London (outer)

Marquee Moon - Television.

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By (user no longer on site)
14 weeks ago

Adolescent sex - Japan

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By *ighway expressMan
14 weeks ago

Campbeltown

"Bauhaus, Ziggy Stardust , not everybody's cup of tea , but love this version, "

It's a brilliant cover.

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By *azza69Man
14 weeks ago

Manchester

Somebody to love by Queen.

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By *ythegodsMan
14 weeks ago

Bolton

Talk Talk, It's my life

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By *obbertMan
14 weeks ago

In a world of my own

I’ll Never Find Another You - The Seekers (Judith Durham’s voice just awesome)

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By *lokenexdoor2025Man
14 weeks ago

Ludlow

Roxy music, can’t remember album title, but I remember sex with guitarist in his London flat.

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By *ippaTTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Hedge end

Love playing drums 🥁 to The cure....Friday I'm in love. 🥰🥰🥰

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By *dstefiMan
14 weeks ago

Solihull

"'Mooonlight Shadow' by Mike Oldfield"

The song belongs to Maggie Reilly though. Her vocal is sublime.

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By *dstefiMan
14 weeks ago

Solihull

"I played Argus by Wishbone Ash on my Walkman the other day, first time in a long time. Considering it was released 53 years ago, in 1972, the playing and recording quality still hold up."

Martin Turner's bass on Sometime World is in a different league. It's one of those things that could "pass you by again" until you really listen to it. Forget the lead guitars, the bass is what's really happening on that track.

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By *dstefiMan
14 weeks ago

Solihull

"Marquee Moon - Television."

One of those absolutely perfect albums. Where it's almost sacreligious to pick a favourite track because everything is brilliant.

But for me, Elevation.

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By *dstefiMan
14 weeks ago

Solihull

"Roxy music, can’t remember album title, but I remember sex with guitarist in his London flat."

Fuck the fuck off! If you fucked Phil Manzanera then you just won fabguys.

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Bedford

Instrumental albatross by Fleetwood mac. Took me right back to my teenage years when I lived by the sea,and would just sit listening to it watching the waves crashing on to the rocks. X

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By *dstefiMan
14 weeks ago

Solihull

Heard Iggy's Lust For Life today.

That's like h7pnotising chickens.

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By *imonxxx200TV/TS
14 weeks ago

Thirsk

Connected by stereo mcs

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By *rownriverMan
14 weeks ago

Crawley

Rivers of Babylon

By Boney M

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By *icole FanningTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Navan

Dream Lover ~ The Vaccines.

Stumbled across it again recently. Such a good tune.

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By *ldmanMan
14 weeks ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

A Whiter Shade of Pale, played by a full orchestra.

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By *orkDefenderMan
14 weeks ago

Wakefield

"Anything by The Cocteau Twins 👍"

Or, as This Mortal Coil

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By *tar33Man
14 weeks ago

North London (outer)

"I played Argus by Wishbone Ash on my Walkman the other day, first time in a long time. Considering it was released 53 years ago, in 1972, the playing and recording quality still hold up.

I noticed that, the bass growls. I think it was a Gibson Thunderbird.

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By *tar33Man
14 weeks ago

North London (outer)

"Marquee Moon - Television.

One of those absolutely perfect albums. Where it's almost sacreligious to pick a favourite track because everything is brilliant.

But for me, Elevation."

I'm only familiar with the title track, in fact I used to play it with my band. It's all about the hi-hat and leaving plenty of space.

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By (user no longer on site)
14 weeks ago

Poison, Alice Cooper.

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By *airyScot40Man
14 weeks ago

Glasgow

Alone Again, Naturally by Gilbert O’Sullivan.

Devastatingly sad, and more so for people who have experienced its themes in their own lives.

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By *iscreetly100Man
14 weeks ago

lancashire

Black man ray - china crisis

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By *ilke500Man
14 weeks ago

edinburgh

These Are The Days 10,000 Maniacs

Heard it on the radio recently brought back a lot of memories of times gone by.

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By *lcfiftyMan
14 weeks ago

Pontefract

Baby come back - Player

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By *iBobOxonMan
14 weeks ago

Thame/Aylesbury

"Alone Again, Naturally by Gilbert O’Sullivan.

Devastatingly sad, and more so for people who have experienced its themes in their own lives."

Yep, a very sad song, but still always great to listen to.

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By *ames TownMan
14 weeks ago

Bingley

"Bauhaus, Ziggy Stardust , not everybody's cup of tea , but love this version,

I think is better than the original and Bauhaus' finest hour

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By *hiteSportsSocksMan
14 weeks ago

Portmarnock

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By *hornedGuysLover62Man
14 weeks ago

Stoke-on-Trent

Walking in my shoes

Depeche Mode

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By *ikeitrealMan
14 weeks ago

huercal overa SPAIN

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By *ikeitrealMan
14 weeks ago

huercal overa SPAIN

99 red balloons by nena, just came on the radio. I loved that track back in the day.

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By *astle9Man
14 weeks ago

Newcastle-under-Lyme

BA Robertson - Bang Bang

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By *ikeitrealMan
14 weeks ago

huercal overa SPAIN

And here I go again by white snake has just come on, what an awesome track, and a bit of useless info, David Coverdale still owns the white Jag XJ12c that was featured in the video

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By *emmaDarlingTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Bedfordshire

If You Leave - OMD

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By *uv2b4uMan
14 weeks ago

carlisle

Just been listening to Wolf Alice new album ( yes I know it's new ) anyway 'just two girls' and 'the sofa' are brilliant all round pop songs .

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By *ark7219Man
14 weeks ago

Hatfield

The cult - she sells sanctuary

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By *amieglosMan
14 weeks ago

bourton on the water

"Anything by The Cocteau Twins 👍"

Elizabeth Fraser could sing the phone book to me and I’d be in heaven.

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By *avina1953TV/TS
14 weeks ago

tonbridge

Betcha by golly wow, and you make me feel brand new stylistics, fantastic voice Russell Tompkins junior, greatest hits album 👍❤️

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By *tuart333Man
14 weeks ago

STAFFORD

bought a new vinyl copy My Favourite Things - John Coltrane - sound quality is amazing

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By *rownriverMan
14 weeks ago

Crawley

Rivers of Babylon

By Boney M

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By *oments of pleasureMan
14 weeks ago

Bristol

Funny that he’s singing about losing his mum who’s only in her 60’s was that the norm back in the 70,s ?

We seem to keep pensioners alive a lot longer these days!

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By *aulamaturexdTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Saltford

Say hello wave goodbye

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By *aulamaturexdTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Saltford

"E=MC2 Big Audio Dynamite.

Superb."

That is a great song

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By *ete5050Man
14 weeks ago

near Ipswich

New York minute

Don Henley

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By *3243Man
14 weeks ago

EDINBURGH

Most tracks by Simon and Garfunkel

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By *rownriverMan
14 weeks ago

Crawley

Don’t let the sun go down on me with Elton John & George Michael is easily one of my all time favourites. Never gets old

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By *rTongueTasticMan
14 weeks ago

Close_To_Chichester

..100%

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By *orneyloverMan
14 weeks ago

Boston

Maggie May by Rod Stewart. I can still remember the first time I heard it back in 1971.

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By *uckfunsissyMan
14 weeks ago

Worcester

Walking in Memphis Marc Chohan

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By *astle9Man
14 weeks ago

Newcastle-under-Lyme

"Alone Again, Naturally by Gilbert O’Sullivan.

Devastatingly sad, and more so for people who have experienced its themes in their own lives.

Yep, a very sad song, but still always great to listen to. "

Agreed. Absolutely love this.

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By *angerEdMan
14 weeks ago

Bexleyheath

Summer Breeze Seals and Croft banging tune loved the Isley Brothers version too

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By *riguy5Man
14 weeks ago

watford

Cats in the cradle by harry chaplin. I appreciate this song a lot more now than i did back then

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By *andomguy321Man
14 weeks ago

reading

Mammy - Al Jolson

So much better than Ed Sheeran's cover version

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By *aulamaturexdTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Saltford

Heard The Next Episode full today it's the mother fucking D R E x

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By *hubsloverMan
14 weeks ago

East/west sussex

The Alan Parsons Project - The Gold Bug

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By *xMartixxTV/TS
14 weeks ago

Cambridge

Benny Troy...I Wanna give you Tomorrow.

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By *weddolMan
14 weeks ago

Chester

Slipknot's eponymous album just being re released after 25 years

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By *imonxxx200TV/TS
14 weeks ago

Thirsk

Living on the ceiling blancmange

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By *owzerMan
11 weeks ago

Chester.....

Too Late For Goodbyes - Julian Lennon

📻 Los Santos Rock Radio

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By *ick ZuckerMan
11 weeks ago

sheffield

London Boys - Requiem

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By *entleoneMan
11 weeks ago

near heathrow

London calling, the clash

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By *xLedZepxx2Man
11 weeks ago

Didcot

I went down a rabbit hole of LGBT songs that actually mean something and Sing If You're Glad To Be Gay is now one I can't get out of my head, it takes me back to 15 year old me in 1978, I was quite the little activist.

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By *ickwayverMan
11 weeks ago

sw London

Tales of the Topographic

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By *atchmo_Jizz!Man
11 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Giving It All Away by Roger Daltrey and Day After Day by Badfinger

Two songs that I’ve not heard for many years that came on the radio in a cab I was in last week. I don’t know what station the driver was tuned into but these two stuck out.

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By *R6guyMan
11 weeks ago

Worcs

Galvanize - The Chemical Brothers

"My finger...is on the button"

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By *havvybritneyTV/TS
11 weeks ago

london

Amused to death - waters

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By *amelaXTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Swindon

Kelly's Heros, Black Grape

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By *leepflowerMan
11 weeks ago

Leek

Less Than Jake - All My Best Friends Are Metalheads

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Not necesseraliy great, but heard "Grocer Jack " for the first time in years, the other day. Reminds me of my childhood .

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By *awnrisingukTV/TS
11 weeks ago

Stevenage

Blue - Joni Mitchell.

Entire album is so beautifully emotive and evocative.

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By *imonxxx200TV/TS
11 weeks ago

Thirsk

Physco killer (talking heads)

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By *imonxxx200TV/TS
11 weeks ago

Thirsk

Oh and joe south .the games peaple play.chris rea tell me there's a heaven

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By *ldmanMan
11 weeks ago

Rawcliffe Bridge.

Beach Baby by The First Class (1974).

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By *ustOneBearMan
11 weeks ago

Neath

One Man in My Heart. - Human League.

Got quite chocked up.

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By *ucksitupMan
11 weeks ago

Shrewsbury

Can’t stand me now - The Libertines

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Late nite grande hotel - Nanci Griffith

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

"Can’t stand me now - The Libertines"

Great tune!!!!

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By *ighway expressMan
11 weeks ago

Campbeltown

The Windmills of Your Mind

Noel Harrison.

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By (user no longer on site)
11 weeks ago

Save a Prayer - Duran Duran

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By *ocky30Man
11 weeks ago

Northampton

"Not necesseraliy great, but heard "Grocer Jack " for the first time in years, the other day. Reminds me of my childhood . "

Excert from A Teenage Opera by Keith West - part of my childhood too. Still got my original copy of it as well

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By *orny747Man
11 weeks ago

andover

A different corner - George Michael

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By (user no longer on site)
10 weeks ago

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By *an467Man
10 weeks ago

Glasgow

Strange kind of woman. Deep purple

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By *aveh1234Man
10 weeks ago

Christchurch

MacArthur Park. Richard Harris

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By *owzerMan
8 weeks ago

Chester.....

Waveforms - Django Django 🎶

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By *oe UKMan
8 weeks ago

Kent

Anchorage - Michelle Shocked

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By *ntj69Man
8 weeks ago

eastbourne

Yes McAlmont and Butler.

Such a great FU song!

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By *ythegodsMan
8 weeks ago

Bolton

Jethro Tull, Crest of a Knave....which won the 1989 Grammy Award

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By *ersaDomMan
8 weeks ago

Oldham

Ain't no pleasing you

Chas and Dave

What a voice Chas Hodges had.

And anything sung by Karen Carpenter

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By (user no longer on site)
8 weeks ago

Tears for fears, everybody wants to rule the world. I was a teenager doing hospital radio and got to see them as they released it! I have two demo label singles! No they will not be sold.

I must add both are signed! And never been played.

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By *dstefiMan
8 weeks ago

Solihull

"Not necesseraliy great, but heard "Grocer Jack " for the first time in years, the other day. Reminds me of my childhood .

Excert from A Teenage Opera by Keith West - part of my childhood too. Still got my original copy of it as well

I've always been a bit creeped out by that song.

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By *urt_FeatherMan
8 weeks ago

Lancing

"The White Room - The KLF

Great piece of work that came out just at the beginning of the 90s, Ive still got it on vinyl, one of my favourite albums."

Chill Out is a great record too

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By *rancd2TV/TS
8 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

Been listening to some Dinah Washington 78s from the 40s and 50s that I haven’t heard since I was a kid. Man, what a voice!!

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By *lm1970Man
8 weeks ago

Bellshill

The waterboys cover of van morrisons sweet thing. Great cover, and fleetwood mac tusk. Forgot how good they were

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By *awbot DeepthroatMan
8 weeks ago

Peterborough

"The White Room - The KLF

Great piece of work that came out just at the beginning of the 90s, Ive still got it on vinyl, one of my favourite albums.

Chill Out is a great record too"

All the way down the east coast…

Yeah great record.

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By *utcock61Man
8 weeks ago

glasgow

Badfinger...No Matter What.

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By *ust looking.Man
8 weeks ago

clacton.

Down Down

By Status Quo,

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By *rancd2TV/TS
8 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

The cult - love removal machine, probably not listened to it since 1987

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By *issyOliveTV/TS
8 weeks ago

Corby ish

Casually dress and deep in conversation by funeral for a friend.

What a album!

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By *raggahboyMan
8 weeks ago

stoke

Guitar tango by the shadows

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By *ristolsbMan
8 weeks ago

Bedminster, Bristol

That old Gospel classic, Jesus if you're coming, come over me.

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By *ewhorizonguyMan
8 weeks ago

Leigh

Gun - WORD UP

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By *owzerMan
5 weeks ago

Chester.....

Puppet on a String - In the film Last Night in Soho

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By *tar33Man
5 weeks ago

North London (outer)

"The cult - she sells sanctuary"

I've actually played the Gretsch White Falcon guitar that Billy Duffy uses on this video. It belonged to my friend, who sold it to him.

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By *tmguylookingMan
5 weeks ago

Chesterfield

Senses Working Overtime... XTC

Was on the radio one day this week, not heard it in years. Great track from a great band.

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By *tar33Man
5 weeks ago

North London (outer)

Rage Against The Machine - their self-titled debut album from 1992.

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By *DPDRTMan
5 weeks ago

Bristol

When a man loves a woman - percy sledge.

Sorry all you gay guys.

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By *etro manMan
5 weeks ago

manchester

Take a walk on the wild side Lou reed /nothing compares 2u Sinead O connor

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By *hubsloverMan
5 weeks ago

East/west sussex

Time/ ELO

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By *DC2000Man
5 weeks ago

Coningsby

The Whole of the Moon

Waterboys.

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By *aggonerMan
5 weeks ago

Malvern

The Garden of Jane Delawney by Trees.

I was surprised how much their instrumentals were modelled on Fairport Convention. Or was it the other way around?

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By *uriousgeordie2Man
5 weeks ago

durham

Don’t sleep in the subway darling …. Classic pop tunes

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By *ose_QuartzTV/TS
5 weeks ago

Berkshire

Talking Heads. And She Was

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By *ose_QuartzTV/TS
5 weeks ago

Berkshire

"Rage Against The Machine - their self-titled debut album from 1992."
used to love going to see them.

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By *obbertMan
5 weeks ago

In a world of my own

I’ll Never Find Another You - The Seekers

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By *hubbyGayTraffordMan
5 weeks ago

Stretford

Underworld - Beaucoup Fish . Great album

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By *ammy aka SammyTV/TS
5 weeks ago

Bedford

Right there waiting for you Richard Marks xx

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By *ythegodsMan
5 weeks ago

Bolton

Number of the Beast, Iron Maiden.

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By *tar33Man
5 weeks ago

North London (outer)

"Rage Against The Machine - their self-titled debut album from 1992. used to love going to see them. "

I first saw them on The Word, Channel 4's late-night Friday show in the early '90s. What a great program that was, nothing goes near it these days.

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By *aneKayeTV9TV/TS
5 weeks ago

Edinburgh

something in the air - Thunderclap Newman

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