Fantastic CO. Didn't Johnny Cash do a cover of this? I will find it. I love this thread so much
What a waste what a waste What a reminder. A reminder.
Hello Jackson, my ankle is incredible. No crutches! Standing on it!
Jackson, I want you to know I'm completely serious and not pissed
I really have to do something now though
I really have to do something now though
My big lovely strong leg though. It's quite fabulous, I'm thinking about onions.
You don't know bout my ankle jackson, seriously I'm daaarnsting (like craig revill horwood says, daaarrrnsing). Completely alrighright 
But my ankle's totally alright anyway. Half guilty
But my ankle's totally alright anyway. Half guilty 
depends where they have their fingers fracs.
why?
why?
"Orthopaedics on standby for Fracas"
you could try rubbing them on a synthetic pile carpet.
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Orthopaedics on standby for Fracas"
Well at least somebody cares
Are Friends Electric? Are they?
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Are Friends Electric? Are they?
Only BOB 
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you could try rubbing them on a synthetic pile carpet.
I shouldn't be embarassed, but I am
only bald ones though, and then stick'em to walls.
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Only BOB And now I've no-one to love
We Numanoids thank you for the Gary video, fracas.
One Bon Jovi...there's only one Bonjovi
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"Orthopaedics on standby for Fracas"
Jimmy Somerville has a great voice...but he dances like my dad.....
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Are Friends Electric? Are they?
A couple of mine are....
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Fantastic CO. Didn't Johnny Cash do a cover of this?
Yes, the Man In Blacks version was excellent as was all his work.
The OP's suggestion of UB40 
just proves how subjective music can be.
To me UB40 represent two excellent first albums "Signing Off" and "Present Arms" and reasonably good "Present Arms In Dub" then followed by less good and less commercially successful 'politically tinged' albums followed by the breakthrough commercial sell out album "Labour of Love" (I have to admit to my shame I bought "Red Red Wine"),
After that it was all down hill plodding commercial complacency reaching its nadir in cheesy covers of Elvis songs and a second desperate bite of the cherry with another Neil Diamond cover.
For me it's David Bowie, the man's a lyrical, musical and song writing genius (1971-1980). Pretentious art school rock are criticisms that can be throw at Bowie, but IMO the imagination and vision of many of his songs and concepts will never be equaled - especially by the brain dead materialist generation of groups who want to clone their influences or earn big bucks by following an X Factor formula.
Many of his albums are patchy but overall the musical lyrical imagination is second to none.
just proves how subjective music can be. To me UB40 represent two excellent first albums "Signing Off" and "Present Arms" and reasonably good "Present Arms In Dub" then followed by less good and less commercially successful 'politically tinged' albums followed by the breakthrough commercial sell out album "Labour of Love" (I have to admit to my shame I bought "Red Red Wine"),
After that it was all down hill plodding commercial complacency reaching its nadir in cheesy covers of Elvis songs and a second desperate bite of the cherry with another Neil Diamond cover.
For me it's David Bowie, the man's a lyrical, musical and song writing genius (1971-1980). Pretentious art school rock are criticisms that can be throw at Bowie, but IMO the imagination and vision of many of his songs and concepts will never be equaled - especially by the brain dead materialist generation of groups who want to clone their influences or earn big bucks by following an X Factor formula.
Many of his albums are patchy but overall the musical lyrical imagination is second to none.
Which Fleetwood Mac LL?
The excellent first version with Pete Green and Jeremy Spencer or the coke addled waste of space which came later?
The excellent first version with Pete Green and Jeremy Spencer or the coke addled waste of space which came later?
Ultravox -of course, when John Foxx was lead singer.
