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10 minutes ago, sammynb said:

 

That was my concern and why I asked.

 

And don't waste your breath debating music with auld Scotty, Tay Tay and Coldplay float his mouse like boat.


He redeems himself by now being a fully paid up accredited “pop crazed youngster” ie a subscriber to the worlds greatest music pod https://www.patreon.com/chartmusic

 

Lots in there for middle aged music fans mate, very mainstream musically though as it’s based on TOTP. You must’ve got that in Oz?…

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11 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:


He redeems himself by now being a fully paid up accredited “pop crazed youngster” ie a subscriber to the worlds greatest music pod https://www.patreon.com/chartmusic

 

Lots in there for middle aged music fans mate, very mainstream musically though as it’s based on TOTP. You must’ve got that in Oz?…

 

Yes, we got TOTP it was shown late in the evenings on our version of the beeb, the ABC but growing up here you watched Countdown (different to the UK same name show) which was our Sunday evening at 1800, so dinner viewing, version of TOTP.

 

 

And looking at that top 10, I can guess that's why I hate so much shite commercial music, at least the Tourists were charting here!

Edit actually watching all of it, Blondie and The Vapors give me some hope but the rest of it, ffs.

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1 hour ago, PaddockLad said:


He redeems himself by now being a fully paid up accredited “pop crazed youngster” ie a subscriber to the worlds greatest music pod https://www.patreon.com/chartmusic

 

Lots in there for middle aged music fans mate, very mainstream musically though as it’s based on TOTP. You must’ve got that in Oz?…

 

Currently battling through a David Stubbs/Sarah Bee episode. They shouldn't let these two on together. 

 

Stubbs has been unconvincingly claiming to be the king of soho during 1987. He reckons he was considered to be very intimidating at the time. :lol:

 

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22 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

 

Currently battling through a David Stubbs/Sarah Bee episode. They shouldn't let these two on together. 

 

Stubbs has been unconvincingly claiming to be the king of soho during 1987. He reckons he was considered to be very intimidating at the time. :lol:

 


He’s about as intimidating as fuckin playdoh :lol: 

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2 hours ago, Gemmill said:

NOT how the victims recall it. 

 

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Going to see Autechre in Newcastle in November. Last gig I went to like this was Orbital, pre-COVID, and I was one of the youngest people there :lol: 

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On 05/03/2025 at 07:10, Alex said:

Going to see Autechre in Newcastle in November. Last gig I went to like this was Orbital, pre-COVID, and I was one of the youngest people there :lol: 

 

These lads turn up in this thing. Documentary about electronic music made in 1998.

 

 

 

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10 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

 

These lads turn up in this thing. Documentary about electronic music made in 1998.

 

 

 

Nice one. Might give that a watch this evening.  You might also remember them appearing on the soundtrack to Darren Aronofsky’s debut film Pi

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I'm halfway through it. My lass has just walked in, took one look at the telly which was a load of bleeps and bloops and people wandering about at a rave in Japan, given me "the look", and now I'll be watching the rest later. :lol:

 

 

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Not that I’ve ever been to Japan but for any number of reasons, though mainly lack of supply and harsh penalties, their rave and club scene was relatively drug free. At least back in the 90s it was. But they still went mental for hard, fast minimal techno as played by the likes of Robert Hood and Jeff Mills. 

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11 minutes ago, Gemmill said:

I'm halfway through it. MY LASS HAS JUST walked in, took one look at the telly which was a load of bleeps and bloops and people wandering about at a rave in Japan, given me 'THE LOOK ' and now I'll be watching the rest later. :lol:

 

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, Gemmill said:

ONE divorce dickheads! The exact same number that your wives wish they'd had. 

We not counting the Roomba you just dumped like a bag of laundry when the dog replaced it in your affections? 

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On 07/02/2025 at 11:45, sammynb said:

 

Yes, we got TOTP it was shown late in the evenings on our version of the beeb, the ABC but growing up here you watched Countdown (different to the UK same name show) which was our Sunday evening at 1800, so dinner viewing, version of TOTP.

 

 

And looking at that top 10, I can guess that's why I hate so much shite commercial music, at least the Tourists were charting here!

Edit actually watching all of it, Blondie and The Vapors give me some hope but the rest of it, ffs.

Btw, mate. That podcast is fucking sensational. The quality (or lack thereof) of the acts on the particular show they’re discussing doesn’t detract from it at all. It’s often better when it’s shit. They talk about loads of other stuff happening at the time of the original broadcast. Not to mention the presenters. Obviously you wouldn’t have the same cultural experience as those of us ‘lucky’ enough to have grown up in the 70s and 80s in the UK but you’d still get a lot out of it imo. And Taylor Parkes and Neil Kulkani (RIP) in particular are superb at just taking about music. 

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5 minutes ago, Alex said:

Btw, mate. That podcast is fucking sensational. The quality (or lack thereof) of the acts on the particular show they’re discussing doesn’t detract from it at all. It’s often better when it’s shit. They talk about loads of other stuff happening at the time of the original broadcast. Not to mention the presenters. Obviously you wouldn’t have the same cultural experience as those of us ‘lucky’ enough to have grown up in the 70s and 80s in the UK but you’d still get a lot out of it imo. And Taylor Parkes and Neil Kulkani (RIP) in particular are superb at just taking about music. 

 

That reminds me. Taylor Parkes talking about David Lee Roth's version of California Girls, which Simon Bates described as "an update on the Beach Boys original". 

 

Parkes: it's an update on the original in the same way that a toilet full of warm shit is an update on steak and chips. 

 

:lol:

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I clearly need to investigate this podcast at long last but fucking hell, there's so much of it I think I'd need to retrain as an HGV driver or develop even worse insomnia to even make a dent :lol:

 

 

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