she was born in 1945 ffs what do you expect lol :)Fuck me! When did Debbie Harry die!?
Looks like she’s been dug up!
she was born in 1945 ffs what do you expect lol :)Fuck me! When did Debbie Harry die!?
Looks like she’s been dug up!
A million school boy fantasies right there!
"CHOOOOOOONES!!!!!!!!"I’ve only heard ‘Boom Boom Boom Boom!!’ and ‘We Like To Party!’.
Yes as a 15 year old, I remember it well ;-)
Certainly surreal but superb and highlighted how many great tracks the Smiths made .Just watching Blossoms and Rick Astley on iPlayer (couldn't find it yesterday). Wow what a great performance and slightly surreal but nonetheless brilliant!
I was named after one of those songs.In no particular order.....
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
Pinball Wizard
Saturday night's alright for fighting
Candle in the wind (the original)
Song for Guy
Sacrifice
Rocket Man
Tiny Dancer
Benny and the Jets
Crocodile Rock
Daniel
Don't let the sun go down on me
Sad Songs
Circle of Life
I want love
So yeah, mostly his earlier stuff. Not sure I'd call them folky, mind. The guy (along with Bernie Taupin) penned some fantastic songs.
Mad to think that Randy Rhodes told ozzy to stop ruining himself because of the drink and drugs. Then goes and gets killed by a pilot high on drugs.Look after yourself !
It’s Rock ‘n’ mutha fuckin roll
We wouldn’t have had the pleasure of ozzy and Lemmy as we know and love them if they’d ‘ looked after themselves’
Thought it was fantastic.Just watching Blossoms and Rick Astley on iPlayer (couldn't find it yesterday). Wow what a great performance and slightly surreal but nonetheless brilliant!
I saw Debbie Harry in Liverpool (forgive me) in 1993 and don't recall it being much cop back then. Time seems to make us fonder of all these old codgers that Glasto thrives on.I saw Blondie about 8 summers ago and thought they were very good but you could tell they were in decline then. This is pretty shit.