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  1. #61
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    The Fall - another marmite band - love em

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrsORichSenior View Post
    How rude!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rev72 View Post
    How rude!
    We're all a cultural mixture Rev even the line up's of U2 & Lizzie so makes life interesting.

    For me it's an Irish blood,English heart thing Rev with a sprinkle of the French ''Je ne sais quoi'' so explains probably why I like the Pogues !

    Rock history states artists such as Thin Lizzie & Rory Gallagher are widely beloved among their countrymen, even got a statue of Brummie born Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott standing on Dublin’s Harry Street - but nothing of Bono which must irk him.
    I get it but many don't - it's a Je ne sais quoi thing !

    "Irish blood, English heart,
    This I'm made of,
    There is no one on earth,
    I'm afraid of,
    And no regime can buy or sell me,
    I've been dreaming of a time when to be English,
    Is not to be baneful ......... "

    Love Gill the Leprechaun xx



    MOT

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    Can't beat a bit of Mozzer Mr's O..seen him quite a few times over the years

    "I would go out tonight but I haven't got a stitch to wear"

    Ah..the memories of a quiff hair do and a gladiola sticking out of one's ass

    No quiff these days..in more ways than one


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    Had the obligatory picture outside Salford Lads Club

    Suedeheads Rule



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    [QUOTE=whitestomper45;39595478]Had the obligatory picture outside Salford Lads Club

    Suedeheads Rule

    Strange title that song as nothing to do with suedehead culture.My two older brothers were into the 70s Suedeheads fashion/music culture and dressed in the brogues, loafers and Dr Marten brown boots stone wash jeans with turn-up's and button down check shirts.Following Leeds with their navy Crombie overcoats with Leeds scarf tied neatly but never ever with the 'Cockney style fancy Dan' silk handkerchief in the breast pocket.

    Suppose that era got me hooked on ska music as that was all my brothers played - no such culture with kids today in dress or music for whatever reason,to much imported all American culture theme.Oddly 'tho when at Away days now it's only Leeds fans that wear the majority of scarves on show which maybe reflects the age group or our historic culture of being the dreaded Leeds Utd invading hoards from the North !

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrsORichSenior View Post
    We're all a cultural mixture Rev even the line up's of U2 & Lizzie so makes life interesting.

    For me it's an Irish blood,English heart thing Rev with a sprinkle of the French ''Je ne sais quoi'' so explains probably why I like the Pogues !

    Rock history states artists such as Thin Lizzie & Rory Gallagher are widely beloved among their countrymen, even got a statue of Brummie born Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott standing on Dublin’s Harry Street - but nothing of Bono which must irk him.
    I get it but many don't - it's a Je ne sais quoi thing !

    "Irish blood, English heart,
    This I'm made of,
    There is no one on earth,
    I'm afraid of,
    And no regime can buy or sell me,
    I've been dreaming of a time when to be English,
    Is not to be baneful ......... "

    Love Gill the Leprechaun xx



    MOT



    Lived in Dalkey, have bump into bono, the edge, van morrison, enya, lisa stansfield,etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by whitestomper45 View Post
    Had the obligatory picture outside Salford Lads Club

    Suedeheads Rule


    Surprising I know, but can't really see how can anyone seriously consider the Smiths anything other than a slightly quirky, self-indulgent piece of nonsense (apart from the aforementioned Johnny Marr) who took themselves way too seriously? Incoming!!!!!!!!

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    Was the depressing songwritting WTF, appealed to bored ****s at uni! Johnny Marr was class though...

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    Quote Originally Posted by asturianblanco View Post
    Was the depressing songwritting WTF, appealed to bored ****s at uni! Johnny Marr was class though...
    We agree on two things then (saw your comment on the Douglas thread!)😉

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