Quote: lofthouse @ 8th February 2021, 9:14 PMThey went a bit goth didn't they?
Wow, love it!
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Strummer forever !
Bit late but...
Quote: lofthouse @ 14th February 2021, 10:16 PM
When I first heard Cut The Crap I thought it was bollocks, but I listened to it again with a more open mind and now I think it is total bollocks. I'll try again next year.
Quote: Michael Monkhouse @ 15th February 2021, 9:56 AMWhen I first heard Cut The Crap I thought it was bollocks, but I listened to it again with a more open mind and now I think it is total bollocks. I'll try again next year.
One track album.
This is England.
If you like that, try this:
Mom Jeans - You Can't Eat Cats Kevin:
This is England is the only track they didn't disown. It was on the Essential Clash.
What do you call a cross between the Clash and One Direction? Green Day.
Tune!!!
Run out of British instrumentals from the 60s in my collection of 45s, so will post some of my favourite American ones - starting with one based on Old Macdonald's Farm
I've been listening to a couple of albums by Rockin' Dopsie.
Another bit of classical desecration, that so upset the Beeb Beeb Ceeb, based on Tchaikovsky's ballet The Nutcracker, and from America again
Quote: lofthouse @ 18th February 2021, 1:00 PM
I saw the Specials and Selector at the Hammersmith Palais in the early days of the Ska revival.
Interesting to hear the Zombies/Colin Blunstone song "This will be our year" for the census adverts but I think that's someone else singing.
Quote: Chappers @ 18th February 2021, 9:15 PMI saw the Specials and Selector at the Hammersmith Palais in the early days of the Ska revival.
Cool!
Always been curious- was there many black people in the crowd do you remember?