Falling To Pieces is their greatest track. Love the whole Real Thing album though. 
What are you listening to now? Page 76
Good but Angel Dust edges it for me.
we Care A Lot wasn't bad either
Sex.
Quote: zooo @ February 15, 2008, 12:19 PMMe too, now!
Love the Norweigan Wood joke.
Can you remember any more though?
Quote: jake how @ February 15, 2008, 6:12 PMSex.
If a voyeur WATCHES sex what does that make you?
"Heroes" by David Bowie on the Arrow.
It really doesn't get any better than that.
Quote: David Chapman @ February 15, 2008, 9:03 PM"Heroes" by David Bowie on the Arrow.
It really doesn't get any better than that.
Aqua.
Quote: Aaron @ February 15, 2008, 9:05 PMAqua.
I bought a proper Madness album yesterday. 'Absolutely' from 1980.
Like a lot of people, the only Madness album I owned previously was 'The Singles'. It was quite a delight to hear all these 'new' Madness songs. Particularly the track 'Disappear'.
Quote: Winterlight @ February 15, 2008, 9:33 PMI bought a proper Madness album yesterday. 'Absolutely' from 1980.
Like a lot of people, the only Madness album I owned previously was 'The Singles'. It was quite a delight to hear all these 'new' Madness songs. Particularly the track 'Disappear'.
I don't know all their albums but I remember loving the Prince and Night Boat to Cairo when they first came out.
I went to see them play in Camden withj a mate and we were tyhe only 2 in leather jackets. We felt quite intimidated. I think the support was Echo & The Bunnymen who were not made to feel welcome either.
Oh cool. They had quite a skinhead following, so I can imagine their gigs could get intimidating.
Quote: David Chapman @ February 15, 2008, 9:47 PMI went to see them play in Camden withj a mate and we were tyhe only 2 in leather jackets.
When was this? Unless it was no later than the mid-50s and you were on day leave from the Air Force, that is unforgivable.
About 1980 I think - just after we'd been to the Specials and Selector.
That was a bit more civilised.
Quote: David Chapman @ February 15, 2008, 10:55 PMAbout 1980 I think
Ah, like being in a real life Ashes to Ashes. I'm so jealous of you oldies sometimes 
Quote: David Chapman @ February 15, 2008, 10:55 PMAbout 1980 I think - just after we'd been to the Specials and Selector.
That was a bit more civilised.
Most civilised gig I've ever been to was Katie Melua. There were seats and everything! 
Well now I'm listening to/sort of watching Jools Holland. Be interesting to see Liza Minelli.