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4 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:


I’d never heard of him before CMP… no recollection. Was it from the 90s?… 

It’s from 92. I didn’t realise it was Loughborough (assumed it was Nottingham where Al is from). He’d have likely been kicking about the place when I was at uni there. I’ll probably watch it properly tonight. Incidentally the early 70s doc they mention on an episode of Chart Music (All Dressed Up And Going Nowhere) is available on YouTube. That’s the one about youth culture in Newcastle and Skins v Rockers violence (featuring the Scotswood Aggro Boys, some narration from a young Mike Neville and a cameo from Frankie Vaughan - rhyming slang for ‘porn’ when I was younger :lol: ) 

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1 hour ago, Alex said:

It’s from 92. I didn’t realise it was Loughborough (assumed it was Nottingham where Al is from). He’d have likely been kicking about the place when I was at uni there. I’ll probably watch it properly tonight. Incidentally the early 70s doc they mention on an episode of Chart Music (All Dressed Up And Going Nowhere) is available on YouTube. That’s the one about youth culture in Newcastle and Skins v Rockers violence (featuring the Scotswood Aggro Boys, some narration from a young Mike Neville and a cameo from Frankie Vaughan - rhyming slang for ‘porn’ when I was younger :lol: ) 

 

Frankie Vaughan has never stopped being rhyming slang for porn, Alex. :lol:

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20 minutes ago, Howmanheyman said:

 

Frankie Vaughan has never stopped being rhyming slang for porn, Alex. :lol:

Well, yeah. Not sure what I was thinking trying to project a veneer of mature adulthood (least of all here)  :lol: Although I don’t think it’s a reference many young uns would get :lol: 

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1 hour ago, Alex said:

It’s from 92. I didn’t realise it was Loughborough (assumed it was Nottingham where Al is from). He’d have likely been kicking about the place when I was at uni there. I’ll probably watch it properly tonight. Incidentally the early 70s doc they mention on an episode of Chart Music (All Dressed Up And Going Nowhere) is available on YouTube. That’s the one about youth culture in Newcastle and Skins v Rockers violence (featuring the Scotswood Aggro Boys, some narration from a young Mike Neville and a cameo from Frankie Vaughan - rhyming slang for ‘porn’ when I was younger :lol: ) 


92 explains it. Can’t remember much at all from around then :lol: 

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On 03/09/2024 at 23:10, spongebob toonpants said:

The greatest documentary ever made

 

 

 

Watched it last night. It did not disappoint :lol:

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I did myself a Lover’s Rock playlist on Amazon and had it on this morning when the twins were eating their breakfast. They asked what it was. When I told them / explained about it they reckoned they didn’t like it and that you shouldn’t listen to music before you’re born. But I knew they actually liked it because they swaying and tapping away within a couple of minutes. And, more tellingly, had shut the fuck up :D 

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27 minutes ago, Alex said:

I did myself a Lover’s Rock playlist on Amazon and had it on this morning when the twins were eating their breakfast. They asked what it was. When I told them / explained about it they reckoned they didn’t like it and that you shouldn’t listen to music before you’re born. But I knew they actually liked it because they swaying and tapping away within a couple of minutes. And, more tellingly, had shut the fuck up :D 


DAD OF THE YEAR :thumbup:

 

Show them this later… 18 years of age, she’d never sang in front of more than half a dozen people in her life, this is for the time very unusual ie a live vocal on TOTP

 

 

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disappointed for nia archives. she's a young, working class black woman making a genre of music that hasn't been awarded by mercury since the 90s - i thought she deserved it - but they gave it to an indie band instead. it has inspired me to check out their music however, which is what this award is about  

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9 minutes ago, PaddockLad said:


DAD OF THE YEAR :thumbup:

 

Show them this later… 18 years of age, she’d never sang in front of more than half a dozen people in her life, this is for the time very unusual ie a live vocal on TOTP

 

 

Got her version of Loving You on the playlist (and that 👆- now). 

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8 hours ago, Alex said:

Got her version of Loving You on the playlist (and that 👆- now). 


Went down a reggae rabbit hole when I got home….not heard this in at least 30 years…

 

 

 

 

 

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12 hours ago, PaddockLad said:


Went down a reggae rabbit hole when I got home….not heard this in at least 30 years…

 

 

 

 

 

The Clash covered that didn’t they? 

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There’s loads of them Trojan comps, but out of the original series which were released in the late 90s iirc, the Lover’s Rock, Dub (vols 1&2), Ska and Rocksteady ones are top notch 

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On 06/09/2024 at 05:11, Dr Gloom said:

disappointed for nia archives. she's a young, working class black woman making a genre of music that hasn't been awarded by mercury since the 90s - i thought she deserved it - but they gave it to an indie band instead. it has inspired me to check out their music however, which is what this award is about  


I listened to that English Teacher album a couple months back and found it in the same vein as your Black Country, New Road stuff. Middle class post-punk that’s oh so very literate and intelligent 

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On 07/09/2024 at 09:01, PaddockLad said:


Have a great time today mate :good: 

 

 

 

It did not disappoint. Taylor Parkes was on magnificent misanthropic form. He gave Nineteen by Paul Hardcastle a superb evisceration

 

I'm not normally one for merch but I couldn't resist this t-shirt 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, spongebob toonpants said:

 

It did not disappoint. Taylor Parkes was on magnificent misanthropic form. He gave Nineteen by Paul Hardcastle a superb evisceration

 

I'm not normally one for merch but I couldn't resist this t-shirt 

 

 

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Excellent :thumbup:

 

I love 19 by Paul Hardcastle for purely sentimental teenage reasons whilst accepting that it’s an utterly ridiculous idea that should never have got further than the keyboard riff :) 

 

Hopefully I’ll get to the next one…

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On 11/09/2024 at 06:12, Kid Dynamite said:

I've loved Dave Grohl since his Nirvana days. Strangely gutted by this!

 

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Sorry KD but he wasn't even the best drummer in Nirvana.

It's amazing this doesn't happen more often with musos - oh but it does, they just aren't all as rich as fuck so no one cares.

Opposed to good "guy" Dave, who has dined out on his image, which is now of a man who fucks around on his wife because he can.

 

 

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