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I loved I Feel You, had the CD single of that one.

Oops, well I do have my account set to ignore you.

he does come out with some classics e.g. from electronic's 'getting away with it' 'ive been walking in the rain just to get wet on purpose' then we could go into new order spin off projects.... actually i really like revenge and i have just got my coat.

A friend of mine got a drink poured over her in a student union in the early 90s when she went up to a guy wearing an Electronic tshirt and sang "I've been liking crap bands, all my life - getting away with it."

Bit harsh I thought.

No mention of True Faith? Or John Barnes' "rapping"?

Well this thread prompted me to have a look at Jim's entry on wiki, didn't realise this:

Reeves died when the small aircraft he was piloting crashed during a thunderstorm near Nashville, Tennessee.

Both Reeves and the pilot of Patsy Cline's ill-fated plane were trained by the same instructor.

It is now understood that Reeves was, in fact, flying the plane upside down and he assumed he was raising the craft some distance in an attempt to clear the path of the storm. Of course, this disastrously (and fatally) resulted in him taking the airplane downward and straight to the ground. This would have explained why, when the wreckage was eventually found some 42 hours later, the engine and nose of the plane were buried deep in the ground.

Upside down plane stunts, rock and roll man. Even Bruce Dickinson wouldn't try that sort of stuff.

Another qulaity Tarantino role can bee seen in the final sequence of Four Rooms starring Tim Roth as the film's only recurring character. Trantino wrote, directed and starred in this segment entitled The Man From Holywood which was an homage to a Hitchcock TV short.

If you haven't seen Four Rooms, please don't bother just to see QT. His involvement notwithstanding, it's one of the worst films ever.

Anyone, anyone? Bueller?

Thats why and ye I do agree it is wrong

Why is it wrong?

Um, something like 3MB down, 300 k up.

Can you give me an invite?

I'm looking for a Demonoid invite, can anyone help?

Exactly, nobody wore a cardigan like Gentleman Jim.

Well, maybe Val Doonican.

It's not like this isn ordinary world tour, it's a total one-off for one of the most popularbands ever that hasn't played for 30 years or something. Given those circumstances, I would say 125 isn't too shabby, especially when you hear of the likes of Barbara Striesand charging 500 or something.

"Most European of all Britons"

What the hell is that supposed to mean?!

Surely he's not more European than Roger de Courcey ?

Supply and demand my friend, they will charge as much as they think people will pay.

Remember that your Meat Loaf punter is likely to be in his 30s/40s/50s with a job and decent disposable income and can therefore afford to pay more. I don't know who The Black Crusade are but if their fanbase is made up of students then they are never going to sell out the SECC at 50 a pop.

As for Zep, I agree 125 is a lot but probably decent value if you take into account the other acts that are playing as well (assumes you think Paolo Nutini is worth paying to see.)

Agree with you on the greatest hits thing, but the simple answer is "Just don't buy it."

Had a decent enough breakfast at Sainsburys at Berryden the other day. I think from memory that Morrissons on King Street is OK too.

Travelling Wilburys - Last Night

Great run for the goal by Derek Young, but I still can't understand why teams keep signing Malkowski, surely the guy's a liability at this level?

I had the Mormons round a couple of years ago. They were very impressed by my in-depth and accurate knowledge of their faith, all of which was gleaned from an episode of South Park. I asked if they were doing the whole street, but they said they had just chosen my house because it was near the bus stop and their bus was due soon.

Wasn't Prince a Jehovas Witness for a while? I'm sure I read reports about him turning up at somebody's house, now that would be cool.

McLaren are appealing apparently. Not sure they should bother, it would be a pretty rubbish way for Hamilton to win.

As far as I'm concerned chuddie is chewing gum.

Lets keep my moobs out of this.

Hello Mary Lou - Ricky Nelson

I Fought the Law - Bobby Fuller Four

Dedicated to the One I Love - Mammas and Pappas

Breaking Up is Hard to Do - Neil Sedaka

The Young Ones - Cliff Richard and the Shadows

Shakin' All Over - Johnny Kidd and the Pirates

River Deep Mountain High - Ike and Tina Turner

Be My Baby - The Ronnettes

This Town Ain't Big Enough for the Both of Us - Sparks

Devilgate Drive - Suzi Quattro

Rock and Roll Part - Gary Glitter

Shang-a-lang - Bay City Rollers

Girls Talk - Dave Edmunds

Le Freak - Chic

We Are Family - Sister Sledge

Lost in Music - Sister Sledge

Funky Town - Lipps Inc

Cars - Gary Numan and Tubeway Army

Ca Plan Pour Moi - Plastique Bertrand

Building a Bridge to Your Heart - Wax

Don't Go - Hothouse Flowers

Senses Working Overtime - XTC

We Close Our Eyes - Go West

Let's Go All the Way - Sly Fox

The Lion Sleeps Tonight - Tight Fit

The One and Only - Chesney Hawkes

Regulate - Warren G

Baby One More Time - Britney Spears

Can't Get You Out of My Head - Kylie Minogue

Danger! High Voltage - Electric 6

Toxic - Britney Spears

You know what's a fine roll? Lorne sausage with black pudding on top, then tomato sauce. Mmm.

Debenhams does a cracking breakfast, but Littlewoods was the best until it closed down. It was even better when you could still smoke in there, I used to enjoy going in and having a fry-up, reading the paper and having a couple of cigarettes with my pot of tea. I think each breakfast probably took a couple of years off my life.

Yup, used to go in there all the time when I was a student, a "six of the best" and pot of tea came to a quid or something, then a few fags. Lots of minks though.

Nowhere really like that now, maybe BHS?

2-4 hrs 5.80 according to this:

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