Forgotten tunes replayed

[iandbeech]

Perhaps it`s my age but have just been re-united with an old fave - enough to make me stop what I was doing and listen to the whole cd properly nice and loud!! I even started singing along to it and some foot tapping which is unheard of these days

Got any oldies you go back to sometimes?

Mine? It was the best of the Stranglers 1977-1990

[PatHeald]

iandbeech said:

Mine? It was the best of the Stranglers 1977-1990

Good call.

I listened to Welcome To The Pleasuredome for the first time in about fifteen years....

Unbelievably dated, but lush.

Cheers

Pat

[jimothy]

Went on the amazon marketplace a few weeks ago a picked up a few classic indie albums that I used to have on tape 10-15 years ago. Sensless things, Belly, Primal Scream.

Damn fine.

[ferg]

PatHeald said:

I listened to Welcome To The Pleasuredome for the first time in about fifteen years....

Do you mean the album?

"Born to run" like it should be played.......

[PatHeald]

ferg said:

PatHeald said: I listened to Welcome To The Pleasuredome for the first time in about fifteen years.... Do you mean the album? "Born to run" like it should be played.......

Yep...

[2 Smokin Barrels]

iandbeech said:

Perhaps it`s my age but have just been re-united with an old fave - enough to make me stop what I was doing and listen to the whole cd properly nice and loud!! I even started singing along to it and some foot tapping which is unheard of these days Got any oldies you go back to sometimes? Mine? It was the best of the Stranglers 1977-1990

That ain't oldies, that's nearly brand new!

[towman]

Still got the 12" versions of Two Tribes and Relax. Just wish I had something to play em on!

d/l a shedload of Howard Jones recently. Brought back some memories. Man had more talent than he was credited with at the time. "No-one is to blame" is a fantastic track.

[v8thunder]

Albums you can play from start to finish without skipping any tracks? It's arare album you can do that with, but always a damn good one:

-Bruce Springsteen: The Wild, The Innocent & The E-Street Shuffle
-Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
-Van Halen: Van Halen (on now)
-Deep Purple: Anthems
-First 2 Def Leppard albums: On Through The Night & High 'n' Dry
-The Jam: The Sound Of
-Motley Crue: Shout At The Devil (unfortunately the title track on my copy has a scratch on it)
-Diamond Head: The Best Of
-ZZ Top: Eliminator
-Metallica: Ride The Lightning & Master Of Puppets
-Whitesnake: Slide It In
-Any Joe Satriani
-Marillion: Misplaced Childhood
-Anything by The Mission
-Aerosmith: Classics Live Complete
-Judas Priest: Turbo
-Whitesnake: 1987
-Any Ozzy Osbourne
-The Cure: Disintegration
-Billy Idol: Charmed Life
-Alice Cooper: Hey Stoopid
-Manic Street Preachers: Any Richey James-era stuff)
-Judas Priest: Living After Midnight
-Pulp: Different Class
-Any Portishead
-Elastica: Elastica
-3 Doors Down: The Better Life
-Velvet Revolver: Contraband
-Franz Ferdinand: Franz Ferdinand
-The Zutons: Who Killed...
-The Killers: Hot Fuss

[ferg]

I can play 'Version 2.0' by Garbage and Ash's 'Kill all angels' without skipping, otherwise my CD player is currently enjoying 'The Undertones'......

[lazyitus]

PatHeald said:

ferg said: PatHeald said: I listened to Welcome To The Pleasuredome for the first time in about fifteen years.... Do you mean the album? "Born to run" like it should be played....... Yep...

Did you ever get the FGTH Album called 'Liverpool'.

Brilliant. Maximum Joy and Watching the Wildlife.

Just swell!

[monkey boy 1]

iandbeech said:

Perhaps it`s my age but have just been re-united with an old fave - enough to make me stop what I was doing and listen to the whole cd properly nice and loud!! I even started singing along to it and some foot tapping which is unheard of these days Got any oldies you go back to sometimes? Mine? It was the best of the Stranglers 1977-1990

BRILLIANT CHOICE