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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to BimboBob's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with
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A marked change of direction for the genius that is Herbie Hancock but one that was groundbreaking in its own right. -
GGoatersLeftShin replied to the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203).Some great nominations here already and whilst we have plenty of synth pop and indie, there's other genres that are appearing here that...
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to Black&White&BlueMoon Town's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
The History of Rock & Roll - 1983 And so we're told this is the golden age And gold is the reason for the wars we wage Though I want to...
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to mancity111's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
It was part subtlety and part connection Rob. I have varied tastes from thrash and gothic metal to classical. Off to see Metallica soon.
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to hallsteve62's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
Which is which, Rob? ; )
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to RobMCFC's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
If anybody wants a demonstration of a segue from shouty old rubbish to quality music then look no further than The Birthday Party to...
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to Saddleworth2's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
Well I had my ten juke box bangers from 83 but since you ask. There is an eleventh which albeit made its mark in early 84 was released...
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to Jazzman's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
Number 4, since this is simply missing Uptown Girl - Billy Joel
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to Jazzman's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
Number 3, now that I found the playlist Burning down the house - Talking Heads
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to Black&White&BlueMoon Town's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
And a great walk out song in football too. Oops, wrong audience! ;-)
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to Jazzman's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
Let me add a second nomination Going Home: Theme of the Local Hero - Mark Knopfler Just because it is beautiful.
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to mancity111's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
Believe me TS we were the laughing stock and the cheap end of the private schools in Melbourne at the time and Nick as you would have...
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to mancity111's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
My contribution to a year I saw as one of transition on IMO not the best for singles and albums by any means are as follows: King of...
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to BimboBob's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
I do hope someone is going to pick Relax by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Released in this year but not making number 1 until 1984 the only...
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GGoatersLeftShin reacted to threespires's post in the thread Rock Evolution – The History of Rock & Roll - 1985 - (page 203) with Like.
For my second pick I'm going for the Bard of Barking's debut EP. 7 tracks running to 17 minutes total, but more than enough to show he...