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By:
Slippy Blue
When: 11 Oct 11 15:18
Carter USM
Prefab Sprout
By:
LAMBETH WALK
When: 11 Oct 11 16:22
small hours
serious drinking
24 hours
klng kurt

all were very entertaining liveCool
By:
Sunset Cristo
When: 11 Oct 11 17:21
Over the Rhine
Painted orange
2nd chapter of Acts
The Triffids
Colourbox
Redwood
By:
JackCole
When: 11 Oct 11 17:26
Blodwyn Pig
By:
Igorus
When: 11 Oct 11 17:36
Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - Tracks of my Tears.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNS6D4hSQdA

End of topic, best track ever.
By:
Sunset Cristo
When: 11 Oct 11 18:14
Tremeloes

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B5iFuEjpNw


The Shangri-Las

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGQt6GY8nKA

Paper Lace

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cdFuMgMkBM&feature=related
By:
Sunset Cristo
When: 11 Oct 11 18:27
GARY PUCKETT AND THE UNION GAP HONEY


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PFRzQssyD8
By:
Nilsson Schmilsson
When: 12 Oct 11 00:01
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http://www.theonion.com/articles/cool-dad-raising-daughter-on-media-that-will-put-h,26132/
By:
LOU MACARIS TARTAN B
When: 12 Oct 11 00:11
Ronnie Laine's Slim Chance

Sherbert .........'Howzat'
By:
oh-oh
When: 12 Oct 11 00:18
Yes - but only with Jon Anderson.
By:
JackCole
When: 12 Oct 11 00:22
Great bands that time forgot ? ? ?

I'm not into music in any big way, but scanning these posts I remember 49 of the groups mentioned. 

So, not forgotten at all. Cool
By:
Ilnamar
When: 12 Oct 11 11:04
The Editors.  Seems like yesterday their first album was released, where the hell are they now?
By:
JackCole
When: 12 Oct 11 14:24
Still 49, for me. Laugh
By:
Nilsson Schmilsson
When: 12 Oct 11 14:57
the bonzo dog doo dah band
By:
JackCole
When: 12 Oct 11 17:03
makes it 50, for me
By:
John_Cherry
When: 12 Oct 11 17:08
Little River Band
By:
Max and Paddy
When: 12 Oct 11 17:11
Ilnamar 12 Oct 11 11:04
The Editors.  Seems like yesterday their first album was released, where the hell are they now?


Editors' frontman Tom Smith and former Razorlight drummer Andy Burrows have collaborated on a Christmas album which they will release later this year.

The pair – who will go under the moniker of Smith & Burrows – have teamed up together to record the festive 'Funny Looking Angels', which will be released on November 28.

Songs set to appear on the LP include covers of Yazoo's 'Only You' and The Longpigs' 'On and On' , while Danish singer Agnes Obel will feature on the classic track 'The Christmas Song', which was most famously sung by Nat King Cole.

http://www.nme.com/news/andy-burrows/59708

Laugh
By:
lux
When: 12 Oct 11 17:13
The infections , great defunct garage band few have heard of :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWeLK0m8kFk
By:
Pounf
When: 12 Oct 11 20:05
Take That
By:
iamajambo
When: 12 Oct 11 20:40
It's a Beautiful Day.

'Hours fly,but time is eternity'.Cool
By:
Sunset Cristo
When: 13 Oct 11 16:52
pounf LaughLaugh
By:
Journeyman
When: 13 Oct 11 17:11
screaming from beneaththewaves

I see The Passions got a mention. They were an odd band. Hard to believe I'm In Love With A German Film Star was recorded by the same Barbara and Claire who earlier worked in the Rough Trade record shop.

I've got a fanzine from 30+ years ago, called Things In General, issue 2, which features an interview with The Passions and the claim "They don't believe the songs should contain any direct political message." And then: "The one obvious anomaly is 'Ireland's War', which includes the line 'I don't grieve for Airey Neave or any other Brit.'"Shocked


The Passions were definitely something of a curate's egg. Gogan's voice really worked for me though, it could jump from soothing to quite unsettling in the space of a few words.. and not in a contrived way.
The arrangements were top notch new wave affairs with some lovely chord changes.

Thirty Thousand Feet Over China also has one of my favourite front covers of the early eighties. Simple but effective.
By:
JackCole
When: 13 Oct 11 17:43
makes it 51, for me
By:
pixie
When: 13 Oct 11 17:46
Winkle thinks he's father time.
By:
JackCole
When: 13 Oct 11 18:28
Well, they're not bands that time forgot are they ?
By:
coolhand
When: 13 Oct 11 19:00
the pedant
By:
Brother Mouzone
When: 13 Oct 11 19:15
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
Dirty Three
Radio Birdman
Fu Manchu
Mercury Rev
The Orb
By:
doridoru
When: 13 Oct 11 21:52
Talk Talk - Most underrated band ever!
By:
Slippy Blue
When: 13 Oct 11 22:34
I have to agree that Talk Talk did some excellent songs and is indeed a very good shout in this category.
By:
JackCole
When: 14 Oct 11 00:17
Up to 53,for me
By:
bodil
When: 14 Oct 11 00:29
Most of the bands mentioned haven't been forgotten, except by fledgeling scrotes.

Of course the greatest is "The Incredible String Band".
By:
Pork knocker
When: 14 Oct 11 01:20
Spacemen3
By:
glasgowcelticfootballclub
When: 14 Oct 11 07:03
the silencers.
By:
littlegypt
When: 14 Oct 11 10:07
Badfinger
Small Faces
Tomorrow
Prisoners
Yardbirds
Graham Parker & the Rumour
By:
theresbeenagoal
When: 14 Oct 11 11:05
Teardrop Explodes
OMD
Cabaret Voltaire
Japan (RIP Mick Karn)
another mention for Marion
The 25th of May
The Goats
By:
JackCole
When: 14 Oct 11 13:36
59, for me

we're well into repeat terittory now.
By:
Lee Ho Fooks
When: 15 Oct 11 12:53
Bhundu Boys
By:
mange
When: 15 Oct 11 13:23
Simon Dupree & the BIG sound

catalogue bird talking during the song
By:
shame about ray
When: 16 Oct 11 19:51
Gorkys Zygotic Mynci, superb band Barafundle is an absolute classic
By:
Journeyman
When: 16 Oct 11 19:57
Red Lorry Yellow lorry

Moose

China crisis

Blue Aeroplanes

Swans Way
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