Forgotten music!!
Forgotten music!!
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lady topaz

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3,855 posts

283 months

Thursday 11th March 2010
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This morning I heard 10cc I'm Mandy Fly me from 1997, 1st time probably since then. Love it so Spotiflyed it and listening now. Anyone else found a memory they had forgotten??

useyourdellusion

5,648 posts

219 months

Thursday 11th March 2010
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You could be about 20yrs out there... wink

lady topaz

Original Poster:

3,855 posts

283 months

Thursday 11th March 2010
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useyourdellusion said:
You could be about 20yrs out there... wink
rofl Sorry large red wine and just taking date from Spotify best of album. You are so right. Must go way back further. Doh!!



K12beano

20,854 posts

304 months

Thursday 11th March 2010
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Just today.... paperbag Sherbert - Howzat!

....and another thread reminded me of Heart and Rennaissance.

Then You Tube led me to Rory Gallagher recorded in Paris in 1971 eek that's so good!


useyourdellusion

5,648 posts

219 months

Friday 12th March 2010
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I think most of ELO's back-catalogue qualifies also. They did some great stuff bit it's considered 'unkewl' to like them.

I don't care though. smile

Wizzard - 'See my baby jive' is another one.

For some reason it always reminds me of Christmas even though there is no mention of it in the song.

Edited by useyourdellusion on Friday 12th March 07:11

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Monday 29th March 2010
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lady topaz said:
This morning I heard 10cc I'm Mandy Fly me from 1997, 1st time probably since then. Love it so Spotiflyed it and listening now. Anyone else found a memory they had forgotten??
1975 - from the album "How Dare You".

I always liked 10CC with their clever and intelligent lyrics.

Remember "The Dean and I"?

StevieBee

15,285 posts

284 months

Monday 29th March 2010
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useyourdellusion said:
I think most of ELO's back-catalogue qualifies also. They did some great stuff bit it's considered 'unkewl' to like them.
Edited by useyourdellusion on Friday 12th March 07:11
My first favourite band.

Was too young to see them first time around but saw ELO2 at the Brentwood Centre about 12 years ago. No Jeff Lynne but still fabulous.

Secret Messages one of the most underrated albums ever released.

Bev Bevan's playing pubs in Wolverhampton these days!!


993AL

1,939 posts

247 months

Saturday 20th October 2012
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I went to see 10cc last night, I wondered if they would be any good without Eric Stewart. They were fantastic, one of the best live bands I've seen.

marcosgt

11,496 posts

205 months

Sunday 21st October 2012
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993AL said:
I went to see 10cc last night, I wondered if they would be any good without Eric Stewart. They were fantastic, one of the best live bands I've seen.
Isn't there only one member from the original lineup?

I recently bought a number of their albums on CD (The stuff you can get cheap on Amazon Marketplace smile ) as they were a favourite of mine in the mid 1970s.

I was a pleasant wallow in nostalgia, some of their lyrics are quite witty and they can play alright, but music did need the kick up the arse Punk gave it back then.

Shame in a way that so many good bands, like 10CC, kind of vanished under the tidal wave of Punk mediocrity though...

M.

993AL

1,939 posts

247 months

Sunday 21st October 2012
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marcosgt said:
993AL said:
I went to see 10cc last night, I wondered if they would be any good without Eric Stewart. They were fantastic, one of the best live bands I've seen.
Isn't there only one member from the original lineup?

I recently bought a number of their albums on CD (The stuff you can get cheap on Amazon Marketplace smile ) as they were a favourite of mine in the mid 1970s.

I was a pleasant wallow in nostalgia, some of their lyrics are quite witty and they can play alright, but music did need the kick up the arse Punk gave it back then.

Shame in a way that so many good bands, like 10CC, kind of vanished under the tidal wave of Punk mediocrity though...

M.
Yes, only Graham Gouldman left but 25% of the original 10cc is better than nothingsmile Dont let it put you off going to see them in their current line up, they are really very good.

Current tour dates

Wed 24 Oct England Sheffield City Hall

Thu 25 Oct England Halifax Victoria Theatre

Fri 26 Oct England Grimsby Auditorium

Sat 27 Oct England Nottingham Royal Concert Hall

Tue 6 Nov England Truro Hall For Cornwall

Wed 7 Nov England Salisbury City Hall

Thu 8 Nov England Northampton Royal & Derngate

Fri 9 Nov England Cheltenham Town Hall

Sat 10 Nov England Croydon Fairfield Halls

Tue 13 Nov England Torquay Princess Theatre

Wed 14 Nov England Guildford G-Live

Fri 16 Nov England Reading Hexagon Theatre

Sun 18 Nov England Ipswich Regent Theatre

Thu 22 Nov England Portsmouth King's Theatre

Sat 24 Nov England Basingstoke The Anvil

Sun 25 Nov England Poole The Lighthouse

Wed 28 Nov England Stoke-on-Trent Victoria Hall

Thu 29 Nov England Buxton Opera House

Sat 1 Dec England Eastbourne Congress Theatre

Sun 2 Dec England Southend Cliffs Pavilion


sparkyhx

4,200 posts

233 months

Monday 22nd October 2012
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never truely went away, but there are periods when I don't listen to stuff for a while. recent rediscoveries.

Wishbone Ash - Wishbone Ash, Pilgrimage and Argos in particular
Budgie - no particular album
Rainbow - Dio years - sparked by the 'new' Heaven and hell album)
ELO - mainly Out of the Blue, but a few others as well
Black Sabbath - Dio years (sparked by the 'new' Heaven and Hell album)
AC/DC - Powerage (prompted by my son discovering Back in Black)
Pink Floyd/Roger Waters - prompted by my son discovering The Wall

gareth_r

6,723 posts

266 months

Tuesday 30th October 2012
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sparkyhx said:
...Budgie...
There's a name from the past! I hadn't realised, until my daughter married a serious metal fan, that one of the local bands from my youth in South Wales was such an influence on bands like Iron Maiden and Metallica.

fatboy69

9,424 posts

216 months

Tuesday 30th October 2012
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Bad Company.

Bought two of their albums on iTunes this afternoon. Proper good old fashioned rock music.

sparkyhx

4,200 posts

233 months

Wednesday 31st October 2012
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gareth_r said:
sparkyhx said:
...Budgie...
There's a name from the past! I hadn't realised, until my daughter married a serious metal fan, that one of the local bands from my youth in South Wales was such an influence on bands like Iron Maiden and Metallica.
there is a reasonable case they 'invented' heavy metal.

At the very least, they were in the bedroom when it was conceived

CarCluster

183 posts

167 months

Sunday 11th November 2012
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My MP3 player is constantly being added to by listening to Ken Bruce and particularly Alex Lester on Radio2. Bizarre how tracks I don't particularly remember liking at the time now are much more appealing; either because they are a reminder of what I was doing at the time or that now I am less likely to dismiss a song because it's not by a band scratched on my school ruler!
Many recent additions have been quite cheesy or tacky or just not a genre I was "into". A (recent) selection:
"Only Crying" Keith Marshall
"All Fired Up" Pat Benatar
"Night Games" Graham Bonnet
"Step Right Up" Jaki Graham!
"Meet You At Midnight" Smokie
"I Know You're Out There Somewhere" Moody Blues
"Ideal World" The Christians
"Substitute" Clout
"You Should Hear How She Talks About You" Melissa Manchester

...and many more!