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Best Punk records Ever
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That's very good, HH.
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Adam Ant, famously, doesn't drink or smoke. Doesn't stop him going in a pub though I suppose.
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OK, he may have started smoking
http://www.laweekly.com/music/adam-ant-is-no-longer-a-goody-two-shoes-2402906 |
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tbah though crags, it's not a true story.
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Its real enough if you could just delete that last comment , it makes a good story
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Adamant, very good
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Chit Chat is so funny, that's why I can't stay away for too long
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It took me a while to get it.
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Just looked at that article in your post, Crags. He looks unrecognisable.
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He's doing pretty well now after his much publicised breakdowns. Went to see him last year in Liverpool and he was on top form.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/review-adam-ant-east-village-9077861 |
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He's looking very good there!
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Here he is at Liverpool
. http://youtu.be/F2twC_RLSPg I had no idea he had made a comeback. |
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he went to the same school as me as a very small boy--barrowhill in st johns London London, sounds posh but in truth was an old time school with very strict teacher who though of nothing to give the ruler to 6 year olds like me
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and that why we are both
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Oh.
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terry mccann
18 Apr 16 17:46 any of you punk rockers know one by the four skins (yes really) called sumfink like "aint that sweet" only heard it once,aint on youtube and I thought it was good at the time (1977) Probably 'Wonderful World' It was on one of the 'Oi' albums and they were big / notorious in that scene as 'the band that started the Southall riot'. |
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A few more good tracks from the old days. The first one is the Subhumans 17 minute opus - From the Cradle to the Grave
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jy5FMfTqf5k Zounds - Dirty Squatters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_u95nIx3lE Partisans - 17 Years of Hell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_ZUybYk6fk Menace - GLC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L23I1xi7uR0 |
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no not that roger,infact this not even on the greatest hits lol, "yes she loves me and I love her aint that sweet" is as much as I remember of it
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there were quite a few good covers around in those days. Particularly remember -
She's Not There - UK Subs (Zombies/Santana) Reflections - Original Mirrors (Supremes) Stepping Stone - Sex Pistols (Monkees et al) Can readers remember anymore? |
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Times They Are A-Changing - Vice Squad
Johnny Was - Stiff Little Fingers |
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I loved Johnny Was. In fact I've already posted it. I didn't realise it was a cover.
If you count other new wave/ mod stuff there was - Lambrettas - Poison Ivy Jam - David Watts |
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I love The Ramones cover of Baby I Love You, I actually like it more than the original
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My Way of course by Sir Sidney Vicious
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saw the Rezillos live once who did a brilliant version of The Sweet's Ballroom Blitz. Not sure if they ever recorded it though.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnKqNIWxTjU
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ah cheers Breeding - good old youtube
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The Ramones - Baby I Love You
. http://youtu.be/VQdOyN9_5k8 I love this, too, BB |
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I remember going to see The Ramones and everyone gobbing at them as they came on stage
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I saw The Clash in Inverness and Joe Strummer took the band off stage because an element in the crowd was spitting, that was in 1982!
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I took this last year it's just off the Portobello Rd
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I went to school with a lad who, after playing in a few local bands ended up playing guitar (possibly bass) with UK Subs and The Rezillos/Revillos.
Can't remember but think he was call Macaughlin. It was a loooong time ago |
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I can't remember going to see the Ramones, but my mate Pete swears I did.
Brighton Centre, autumn 1979. Absolutely no recall of the band, the gig, my presence there or anything. But apparently I was there, right at the front, getting pogoed into the bouncers.Same thing with the Undertones. I've got a ticket stub which says I saw them at Bracknell Sports Centre at that time, but if you asked me, I'd swear blind I'd never even been to Bracknell, never mind gone to see a band whose falsetto appeal I never understood. And the Only Ones. The only reason I know I saw them somewhere in Windsor in the 1970s was because I was using a town centre urinal afterwards and the chap standing next to me started absent-mindedly humming Glad To Be Gay. By the way, is it true that Tom Robinson turned out to be happily married with kids? |
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PuNk-and-Stuff
@PunKandStuff On stage 'Tonight at the Roxy' in 1977, Slaughter And The Dogs supported by The Lurkers |
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I saw the lurkers in some pub in London, dancing with some shinheadsi went ar$e over t1t slipping on some beer,
I thought im in trouble here but no the boys helped me up counldnt of been nicer, good the lurkers were lambeth |
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fulhams version of the RAMONES
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oddly enough pub might of been in Fulham, something cow perhaps?
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RED COW HAMMERSMITH
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Submission - Sex Pistols ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UZ0bPaOdbQ |