The first single you ever bought?
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BWTAC
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As far as i can remember it was Mull of Kintyre as a Christmas present for my Nanna.
MCFCTrick
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This....and still love it and the band today....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71xahMRWtYw[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71xahMRWtYw[/youtube]
Pubteam Lomas
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Under Your Thumb by Godley and Creme.
Little did I know it would be the symbol of married life!!!
Little did I know it would be the symbol of married life!!!
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ChrisNUFC
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Oh god :(
first record i remember buying was White Lines by Grandmaster Flash -12" version
top tune........still is as Ive heard it quite a few times recently......has it been re-released or is it just one of those songs that will always be played in years to come?
top tune........still is as Ive heard it quite a few times recently......has it been re-released or is it just one of those songs that will always be played in years to come?
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Cringe!
Cringe!
Pigeonho
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Eternal Flame - The Bangles when it was out in the late 80's. £1.50 from the record shop in Morrisons on Broadway.
Little did I know then that in a few years to come I would have urges to drown Susanna Hoffs with an almighty surge of my newly-formed ability to spunk.
Little did I know then that in a few years to come I would have urges to drown Susanna Hoffs with an almighty surge of my newly-formed ability to spunk.
Return of the Mac
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Alvin Stardust....My Coo Ca Choo. God I'm old !