Juke box finished! Here's what I went for......

[Corin Denton]

O'K I've finished the jukebox and it has it's first full selction in it, my brother who lives in the States is as mad about music as me wanted to know what I went for, so after typing it in I thought I would share it with you!

After all that typing it would be a shame just to send it so what do you think??




Joy Division - Love will tear us apart
New Order - Fine time
Bizarre Inc - Playing with knives
Vapours - Turning Japanese
Heaven 17 - Temptation
Bjork - Army of me
David Bowie - Space Oddity
Stakkar - Humonoid
K Klass - Rhythym is a mystery
Ruts - Babylon's burning
A guy called Gerald - Voodoo Ray
Pink Floyd - Another brick in the wall
B52s - Roam
Herbie Hncock - Rockit
Lloyd Cole - Jennifer she said
Chic - Good Times
Regents - 7teen
Future sound of London - Papua New Guinea
Jam - Start
Primal Scream - Come together
Iron Maiden - Can I play with madness
The Beat - Mirror in the bathroom
Scritti Politti - Word girl
Cockney Rejects - Bad man
The Cure - Inbetween days
Charlatans - The only one I know
Prodigy - Everybody in the place
Police - Roxanne
U2 - Pride
Bob Dylan - Subteranean homesick blues
Nirvana - Smells like teen spirit
Talking Heads - Once in a lifetime
King - Love and pride
Visage - Fade to grey
Tubeway Army - Are friends Electric
The The - Certain Smile
Kraftwerk - The model
PIL - This is not a love song
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Hong Kong garden
Lene Lovich - Lucky number
Whispers - And the beat goes on
The Jam - Town called malice
The Smiths - William it was really nothing
The Who - 5:15
Blondie - Atomic
Style Council - Long hot summer
Blow Monkeys - It doesn't have to be this way
Stranglers - Golden Brown
Thin Lizzy - Sarah
UK Subs - Stranglehold
Japan - Ghosts
Furniture - Brilliant Mind
INXS - Never tear us apart
Tenpole Tudor - Swords of a thousand men
Van Halen - Why can't this be love
Martha and the muffins - Echo Beach
Liquid - Sweet harmony
Wings - Let em in
NWA - Straight outa Compton
Exploited - Expoited Barmy Army
Monkees - Last train to Clarksville
Smiths - This Charming man
Diana Ross - Upside Down
Hazel O'Connor - If Only
Talk Talk - Life's what you make it
Jilted John - Jilted John
Donna Summer - I feel love
Associates - Club Country
X-Ray Spex - Oh bondage, up yours!
Teardrop Explodes - Reward
Kirsty Macoll - New England
Cameo - Word Up
Grandmaster Flash - White Lines
Happy Mondays - Kinky Afro
Crass - Big A Little A
Jesus Jones - Right here, right now
Sparks - Beat the clock
Stone Roses - Fools gold
Prince - When doves cry

[MikeyT]

Excellent choices ... Joy Division, Jam etc. Good choice.

Would like to see The Man Whose Head Expanded by The Fall in there if it were me.

The Smiths were *very* good and are much missed ...

Just read it again ... King, excellent - Paul King is a genuinely nice bloke ...

>> Edited by MikeyT on Tuesday 7th December 21:07

[BliarOut]

Where is this pub, I think I need a new local

[Corin Denton]

MikeyT said:

Would like to see The Man Whose Head Expanded by The Fall in there if it were me. >> Edited by MikeyT on Tuesday 7th December 21:07

I've got 'Lucifer over Lancashire' by The Fall, I haven't found it yet but that's going in as soon as I do!

[2 Smokin Barrels]

Did ya ever come across a vinyl playing jukie in the pub with "twistin by the pool" by Dire Straits on it? That particular disc was quite unusual, a 33rpm single. Always good for a laugh to hear it Pinky & Perky style!

[Corin Denton]

2 Smokin Barrels said:

Did ya ever come across a vinyl playing jukie in the pub with "twistin by the pool" by Dire Straits on it? That particular disc was quite unusual, a 33rpm single. Always good for a laugh to hear it Pinky & Perky style!

Funny you should mention that but I stuck 'Inspiral Carpets' Island Head E.P. forgetting it was 33rpm!

[2 Smokin Barrels]

My old record player had 33, 45, 78 & 16 rpm settings. Has anybody ever seen a 16 rpm record?

[groomi]

What are these 'records' and 'record players' of which you speak?

[2 Smokin Barrels]

groomi said:

What are these 'records' and 'record players' of which you speak?

Feck off whippersnapper...if you're lucky you'll be old one day, but I doubt it!!

[alfaman]

good choices - particularly like the stuff from the early 80's - brings back memories

[selmer]

2 Smokin Barrels said:

My old record player had 33, 45, 78 & 16 rpm settings. Has anybody ever seen a 16 rpm record?

They were used mainly for spoken word stuff as the frequency range wasn't as wide as that on a 33 1/3 rpm or higher disc.
And, apparently, Chrysler used to fit under-dash players with a 16 rpm setting.

[2 Smokin Barrels]

selmer said:

2 Smokin Barrels said: My old record player had 33, 45, 78 & 16 rpm settings. Has anybody ever seen a 16 rpm record? They were used mainly for spoken word stuff as the frequency range wasn't as wide as that on a 33 1/3 rpm or higher disc. And, apparently, Chrysler used to fit under-dash players with a 16 rpm setting.

Thank you!

[selmer]

You're welcome.
They were also good for searching out those 'hidden' "Paul is dead" messages in classic songs.

[v8thunder]

Good choices!

[Corin Denton]

Thank you!

Took me hours to bloody 'dink' all those records, then write the labels but it was worth it!!

[neil.b]

selmer said:

You're welcome. They were also good for searching out those 'hidden' "Paul is dead" messages in classic songs.

Slightly off topic (cracking list Corin, by the way).

Anyone remember when Amstrad brought out that vertical record player? My mate had one; how we marvelled at its techincal ingenuity....

[Corin Denton]

I think it was 1980 - The Amstrad with 'Linear tracking'!

[cliffe_mafia]

groomi said:

What are these 'record players' of which you speak?

Analogue decoders

[ph_flyer]

Fantastic list - I've just revisited my youth ... have to try and get MP3 versions of those

[Corin Denton]

Any you get stuck with I can email to you