2024 Rendezvous

[bauble]

Originally Posted by ChrisA

Keep an eye on SkyMix channel on TV, they occasionally show a concert from ELO,from about ten years ago. Worth watching.

You can't beat Jerry Lee Lewis. Great Balls of Fire, Whole Lotta Shakin'

Rock 'n Roll nor Rock rubbish.

Just one man's opinion.

[VIVA GT]

Originally Posted by bauble

You can't beat Jerry Lee Lewis. Great Balls of Fire, Whole Lotta Shakin'

Rock 'n Roll nor Rock rubbish.

Just one man's opinion.

Before you started posting your musical memories on here Baub I always thought that " 1, 2 ,3 O'Clock, 4 O'Clock Rock. 5, 6, 7 O'Clock, 8 O'Clock Rock" was an extract from a geologists diary!

[justracing]

The ELO live concert from Wembley is well worth a buy providing of course you still have the facility to play Dvd's. Over the years I have collected around 50 live concerts on DVD covering all sorts of genres from the original concert in the park(Simon and Garfunkel) through to more recent David Gilmour live concerts, all great value and timeless in their own right. The ELO Wembley concert is just non stop enjoyment.

[andy97]

Originally Posted by rbs

GH seems to play the same tracks from the major groups dailey, I had to swap to Planet Rock.

I listen to Absolute Radio and Absolute 80s or Absolute Rock.

[Peter Mallett]

Originally Posted by andy97

I listen to Absolute Radio and Absolute 80s or Absolute Rock.

Absolutely?

[S griffin]

I'm loving this debate around music, it's certainly fun to read

[Tel 911S]

Been a bit quiet on here , so I thought I would stir it up a bit .
Took a run up to Scunthorpe today to pick up a car part , haven,t been there for several years .
Made me think of the old saying " If Typhoo put the T in Britain , who put the C*** in Scunthorpe ."

[bauble]

Originally Posted by Tel 911S

Been a bit quiet on here , so I thought I would stir it up a bit .
Took a run up to Scunthorpe today to pick up a car part , haven,t been there for several years .
Made me think of the old saying " If Typhoo put the T in Britain , who put the C*** in Scunthorpe ."

Years ago I drove in to Scunthorpe, and stopped at a public loo (I can't remember why) and on the wall was written;

LOLOAQICI82QB4IP
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I post this little gem of nostalgia, purely in the spirit of the above quote.

Tel, maybe silence is Golden after all.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by S griffin

I'm loving this debate around music, it's certainly fun to read

Age must have something to do with it, but I completely fail to see how anyone gets enjoyment from music made in the years beyond 1960.

I blame computer games.

Sadly (some might say) most of the music I listen to is 60/70 years old.

I love anything by Dickie Hart & The Palpitations. Arthur Righters, or Perry Toenitus and the Inflammations.

Rock'n'Roll is King.

Baub, proud member of the Carl Perkin Fan Club, and veteran of many show stopping riots when police closed down the show. Management panic when be rocked in the isles or was it ailes?


Happy days,as the saying goes.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by VIVA GT

Before you started posting your musical memories on here Baub I always thought that " 1, 2 ,3 O'Clock, 4 O'Clock Rock. 5, 6, 7 O'Clock, 8 O'Clock Rock" was an extract from a geologists diary!

Why am I not surprised.

[John Elwin]

Originally Posted by bauble

Age must have something to do with it, but I completely fail to see how anyone gets enjoyment from music made in the years beyond 1960.

I blame computer games.

Sadly (some might say) most of the music I listen to is 60/70 years old.

I love anything by Dickie Hart & The Palpitations. Arthur Righters, or Perry Toenitus and the Inflammations.

Rock'n'Roll is King.

Baub, proud member of the Carl Perkin Fan Club, and veteran of many show stopping riots when police closed down the show. Management panic when be rocked in the isles or was it ailes?


Happy days,as the saying goes.

Gerard will probably tell you 'ailes' are garlic (more or less). Dreadful stuff.