Don't get it myself.

Curly top must be hung like a Tesco Value beefburger.

Did they buggery.. they did it for self promotion.    It is a saving grace that charity is making money from it.   I'll get Pirate and call off the lynch mob.

*chokes*

not on a beefburger either.

Glad I missed it!

Sacrilege

I loved Blondie, and it was complete sacraledge to hear them murder that tune..

I am so glad I decided to do something else tonight or I may have accidentally destroyed my flat screen telly box.

Debbie Harry must be turning in her.. well armchair!

  I have to go see them in concert!!!  I tried to talk my sister into getting someone else to go but no joy.

I'll be smuggling vodka on the bus.....I'll need it.

Did you stick with the 'White Ribbon'?

are you ever happy?

Said something similar to my niece last night.It's definitely not his looks.

who?

shite

utter crap

rubbish

awful

terrible

my ears threw up

Chris Stein told us to calm down

i left a post & said YOU SHOULD'VE RELEASED IT YEARS AGO IN UK

now spotty little girls will think that its a NEW song by them & not a classic BLONDIE

talentless little b@stards = one erection

thats it really

... and breathe.

But yes Pirate it unfortunate that this kind of "music" get's the majority of attention. I hate it when old songs are either covered or heavily sampled and the current generation think it's new.

The difficulty is everyone has their own opinions and tastes when it comes to music and who am I to tell people what they should and should not listen to.

I do get somewhat frustrated when I hear artists writing and trying to put out their own work but struggle, when groups like No Direction get it on an X-Factor plate.

I try to educate people I know by exposing them to as many different types of music as I can, hoping they find something they like.

I have quite varied tastes in music and just to illustrate, below are some recent purchases.

Depeche Mode - Playing the Angel

Brian Eno - Ambient 1 Music For Airports

John Barry - Body Heat (Soundtrack)

Roots Manuva - Run Come Save Me

Propaganda - A Secret Wish

Jimmy Somerville - Dare To Love

Gary Numan - Dead Moon Falling

Throwing Muses - Anthology

Basil Kirchin - Particles

Lalo Schifrin - Coogan's Bluff (Soundtrack)

the bit i underlined is perfect-i wish i had said it-

as for your choice in music-not my taste but at least youre not being fed that crappy new stuff & believing in it like them stooopid kids do now

ie-writhe around in a swimsuit with mediocre music in the background = instant hit

oh for a good song in the charts

and

im sounding soooo old i might say

HIT PARADE

lol

Thanks, that's my bit of quality posting for this month

What I have enjoyed on here is discussing music with other members. Recently been talking Tangerine Dream with Garage Joe and Xochi. I have discussed various hard electro bands and YouTube videos with Ensign Muf and exchanged a few thoughts with Velvet. Not forgetting the 80's threads with Cinds and Erin. Just to name a few (apologies to those who I forgot). 

That's been one of my favourites for many a year...

Didn't see their "performance" last night, but have had it forced down my throat several times today on news items. It's bloody awful.

And I don't have any time for this "Well, it's still making money for charity" nonsense either, If you want to support their charity, make a donation. That way your money will go further as you can reclaim the tax as well, and you won't be stuck with a crap record.

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I decided to jump on the (2010) released Deluxe Double CD Edition. It was on offer for £8 in HMV. Although I do own a copy from years ago.