RobMCFC
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Blue Moon Top 100 Bands Artists - Full List of Artists (pg 287)
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They could have stuck it in level, that would piss my OCD off (it already has and it isn't my book lol)Re #38 Happy Mondays, got this from Santa, signed as well.View attachment 32671View attachment 32672
Ha ha! There are loads of great music books and autobiographies out at the moment, looking forward to starting this one.They could have stuck it in level, that would piss my OCD off (it already has and it isn't my book lol)
Mancitydoogle
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Again,
James are another band I don’t dislike but I’m suprised they made the top 20
Like most people i can’t stand ‘sit down’ as it’s been played to death.
I arranged a mortgage for Tim Booths then girlfriend and manager Martine back in the day.He came across as a really nice guy and we chatted for a couple of hours about music, we’d both been to the same gigs and liked the similar music, but I never really got into James.
James are another band I don’t dislike but I’m suprised they made the top 20
Like most people i can’t stand ‘sit down’ as it’s been played to death.
I arranged a mortgage for Tim Booths then girlfriend and manager Martine back in the day.He came across as a really nice guy and we chatted for a couple of hours about music, we’d both been to the same gigs and liked the similar music, but I never really got into James.
peter.evans
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AgreeFunnily enough, that’s exactly what I was thinking with Oasis.
peter.evans
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You could say that about any of the greats from the rock era. Or any classical music that kids just don't listen to it does not mean they wjnt get the respect they deserve !I suspect they'll be mostly (not completely) forgotten in 50 years. I doubt many 20-year olds have ever heard of them.
PragueBlue
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Still nothing. Anybody else still on zero?
I got one about Lemmy in my stockingHa ha! There are loads of great music books and autobiographies out at the moment, looking forward to starting this one.
roman totale
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I’ve said this before in another recent thread; for me, James were the best band in Manchester for a few years in the mid to late 80s. No mean feat considering the competition. Thrilling live, early singles were great, Stutter suffered from some indifferent production, but was still a wonderful album. Strip-mine was sublime and One Man Clapping is phenomenal. After that, they turned to shit.
zandvoort blue
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Those mentioning the Bunnymen at the FTH in 88 did they play more than 1 night at the FTH on that tour?
I went around that time to see them at the FTH and it was very tasty. McCulloch was hammered and was slagging off Manchester, specifically the footballs clubs. Because of this and the fact his performance was awful the crowd at the front were baying for his blood. Apparently the following night he had to apologise for his behaviour.
Anyway, here`s hoping for Deacon Blue?
I went around that time to see them at the FTH and it was very tasty. McCulloch was hammered and was slagging off Manchester, specifically the footballs clubs. Because of this and the fact his performance was awful the crowd at the front were baying for his blood. Apparently the following night he had to apologise for his behaviour.
Anyway, here`s hoping for Deacon Blue?
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