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Alcohol, youtube and the 80s
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This would sum up my early 80s teenage years, obviously I had a distinct hatred for anything 'pop'
Dead Kennedys-Police Truck
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PScmRiaZhwk
Crass - Big A little A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIdcDL64KCE&feature=PlayList&p=7BAA9D645B74E6A0&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=35
Southern Death Cult
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Crass - good choice
Death cult- always a winner It's a shame that anything after Love in 84-85 was shite rock
dead kennedys-classicWot no New Model Army!!
something a bit more me from my angry teenage years Late 80's
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzmXQY0l5XsPosted 2 years ago # -
and upstairs in raffles.
by 'eck, that takes me back
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If we're wandering off the beaten track then it's time for a bit of hair metal. Love this bands first album - still listen to it 20+ years later. Saw them supporting Guns n Roses at Rock City in Nottinghem - best gig I've ever been to.
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Appetite for Destruction was released in the '80s.
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Always comforting to know how little you really know about music...long live your likes.
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Mr_C faster pussy cat!, next you'll posting some Vain , hanoi rocks, or LA guns (damm exposed my secret glammy side)
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deadlydarcy -appeteite for destruction was released in 1987 with the robot rape cover art which was subsequently banned and then rereleased
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deadlydarcy -appeteite for destruction was released in 1987 with the robot rape cover art which was subsequently banned and then rereleased
Your point is?
Yes, I realise it was released in the 80's, just that I thought this thread was about quality stuff....
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No New Model Army, although they were a vey local band and I saw them in concert at a local benefit gig (miners or something), I wouldn't say they were majorly significant in my youth.
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No New Model Army?
A hugely influential part of my teenage years in the 80's. I was forever driving to Hebden Bridge to get my clogs re-soled at Walkley's. Til I got some proper 'irons' put on in the end...
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She's in parties
It's in the can (twice)Freeze frame screen kiss
Hot heads under silent wigs
Fall guys tumble on the cutting room floor
Look-a-likes fall on the cutting room doorShe's in parties
It's in the can (twice)Learning lines in the rain
Special effects by Loonatik and drinks
Freeze frame, screen kiss, hot heads, lights and power
It's patently obviousShe's in parties
It's in the can (twice)Hot lines under a rain of drum
Cigarette props in action
Dialogue dub, now heres the rub
She's acting her reactionShe's in parties
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