Right! I'm having this last drink, and if I'm suffering at work tomorrow, I'd like you all to know...it's all your faults!  Good job the boss is still off on holiday

I high time we had some Kraftwerk.

I bring you.. The Model.

And to say goodnight...i thought I'd use this version rather than the Mama Cass or Wayne King (yes truly!) version.

I am not working tomorrow, but all the same I hope you feel OK at work.

Ah! I also went under Threefour  and someone else who I can't remember now but never used them to spam  C4 found me out when I posted my mail addy in a thread and bopped all three of them for a while

I love Duran Duran's The Chauffer.

We live and learn I guess.

Have you considered "fivesix" or my personal fave "sixteenseventeen" ?  

Oh please, I love this song by the Duranies and have never been able to work out what it's about. Can anyone help please

Awww,  I used to hang around with Neil Arthur back in the day. Gary Farrow was involved with the band and he lived in the same village as me.  Quite a few Radio 1 dj's and producers used to come down on a Saturday lunchtime as they'd be left alone to get rat faced.   August Darnell (Kid Creole) zoot suited from head to toe used to put in an appearance regularly too.

Since we're posting 80's stuff (lots of it I recognise and love) I think this one is an absolute must.

Haha! I gues Fivesix would have come at sometime  it maybe can't now though. I'm gonna have to come up with something completely different .......I've let all my secrets out

Hey P I was just about to post the Old Grey Whistle test version.

We have a lot of similar musical likes I think.

Hi EC. I class myself as fine if I can still punctuate. If that's gone, I've gone

Cosmopolitan - I am green with envy. Blancmange were one of the bands I followed faithfully back in the day. Own everything they produced just about.

I think we have. I noticed the whistle test version but thought I'd go for the classic version. I was a Numan fan but when I listen to some of his other stuff now I can't for the life of me think why 

P.S. - Also saw Gary Numan perform the whole of the Replicas album last year.

Are you a teacher? Edit - scratch that, it's the summer holidays...  

Cars anyone?

I quite like his newer Nine Inch Nails influenced music, but I do prefer the older classic albums like Replicas, Pleasure Principle, Telekon and Warriors.

LOL no, I work in reception/admin for a training company. I'm just hoping we don't get a lot of people turning up for their modules tomorrow

All the time. GN is right up there for me.

If anyone asks, tell them you were working on an important piece of on-line research .

Isn't it awful but..........we all treated him like any other regular in the bar.
I don't know if it was ignorance (doubful, cos we knew his stuff) or just trying to look 'cool'.

He was a really nice fella.  And I was obviously a total fool!

PS..  My fave was Blind Vision.

After Numan we had to have some John Foxx.

He definitely produced some excellent stuff but his albums had a lot of fillers. He only made albums in the later years to pay for a new plane after he'd just crashed one lol.

Yep, love that one too. 'Here in my car I feel safest of all' is a great line.

I think that is good that you did not fuss around him. Glad to hear he was nice, makes it all the better for liking his band and music. My fave is Game Above My Head, not an obvious choice, but great song.

I currently hang around a few pubs which sees famous band members come in from time to time. I don't acknowledge them, just let them go about there business.

I can lock all my doors...it's the only way to live.....in cars

Love love LOVE this one.

Hey Prometheus, I bought Sonic Boom Boy too. Are you upstairs rifling through my record collection?

This song is in my all time top 100 songs.

A one hit wonder which was recently covered by the Pet Shop Boys and Foo Fighters.

The Passions - I'm In Love With A German Film Star

 It just shows how much we can forget!

Yes, I was a bit surprised to find Rolf Harris in there 

Shhhhhhhhhhhh.

I have a wobble board too.

One more from me tonight ~ I love Kate Bush's voice and this song has special meaning for me

Surely this has to be the most unforgettable song of the eighties? I can't find the Live aid video that accompanied it  but I'm sure it was this that accounted for a lo

tt of the donations to Live Aid. Heartbreaking,

Have  a look a bit further....I'm guessing you may find some Dana