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Posted: **19 Feb 2006, 23:13**

I am neither a Prince, nor am I Charming, my case rests, m'Lud!

Posted: **19 Feb 2006, 23:59**

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of.

Just as well!

Posted: **20 Feb 2006, 12:27**

I still have my antique copy of Kings Of The Wild Frontier album on vinyl. Knackered sleeve and all

Posted: **20 Feb 2006, 22:31**

Ozpat wrote:Sisters - Ribbons, Alice and many many more....
Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart, Transmission
The Cure - Lullaby
New Order - Blue Monday
Urban Dance Squad - Fast Lane
Killing Joke - Love Like Blood
Faith no More - We Care A Lot
Therapy - Nowhere

etc.

if I hadnÂ´t been in love before......

Posted: **21 Feb 2006, 01:31**

scotty wrote:
eastmidswhizzkid wrote: there's nowt poncey about king's of the wild frontier. AATA were the first proper band i got into (i was about 9/10) -nothing wrong with the first couple of albums.
Same age and same taste in music, AATA were one of the first bands I got into also, right up to the Prince Charming period, they were a dam fine band.

Posted: **25 Feb 2006, 23:53**

Oh Bondage, Up Yours!/Identity[X-Ray Spex]
Swamp Thing/Don't Fall[The Chameleons]
Time Is Money(Bastard)[Swans]
Aruca[Medicine]
Coast Is Clear[Curve]
Haus Der Luege[Einstuzende Neubauten]
Dear God[XTC]
Public Image[PiL]
Metal Postcard[Siouxsie And The Banshees]
Standing There[The Creatures]
Cubik[808 State]
Polarlicht[Xmal Deutschland]
Big Hollow Man[Danielle Dax]
Never Say Never[Romeo Void]
Wash It All Off[Foetus]
Kansas[Wolfgang Press]
Biting My Nails[Renegade Soundwave]
Human Fly[The Cramps]

j0hn.......

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:09**

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club-Whatever Happened To My Rock 'N' Roll (Punk Song)
I've always been a sucker for 1-2-3-4. None of that poncy 1-2-a-1-2-3-4 from this band,what's that all about ?
Also anything that starts with Click-click-click-click by AC/DC from the Back in Black album.

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:18**

"Another Girl Another Planet" - The Only Ones

Edit: The first album version. Not the Peel Sessions version where John MacKay doesn't quite pull it off but it's still mighty fine.

My apologises ... I obviously meant John Perry because of 'specialist guitars' on VT credits but this was his day job before that.

John MacKay was obviously the orignal Siouxsie geetar man with Kenny Morris on drums before they imploded in ... Aberdeen!

And a slightly thinner 'Fat Bob' and Budgie came to their rescue.

Just ran upstairs and checked the autographed Feb 79 poster. And *sighed *

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:18**

all the suggestions so far are good, if not great but they are opening passages, codas if you will, of songs therefor not intros
Damn I'm in pedantic mode!

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:24**

@ Mr Pedantic Utah Saints- What Can You Do For Me
"You wanted the best and you've got the best" better there than on any Kiss track.

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:30**

James Blast wrote:all the suggestions so far are good, if not great but they are opening passages, codas if you will, of songs therefor not intros
Damn I'm in pedantic mode!

Should I be proud to have comfortably passed GCSE music and still not be entirely certain as to the difference? Does it have to be a unique passage?

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:34**

argue on, please I just think a (sic) intro and a tunes opening are somewhat different

this tune fulfils both categories, IMO
RevCo - Stainless Steel Providers

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:36**

And I'd genuinely like a definition. Go on, give us one

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:36**

I think Gemini by my lot has a good intro. Just my opinion.

One of the few songs I've made that I listen to. Cause I don't have to listen to my voice on it.

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:38**

Reptile is more immediately impressive, imho, Gemini is stronger further in.

Not sure about the vocals though. The guy on Shadows seems a better singer, a mon avis

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:42**

I'll leave you boys up to it, now

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:47**

No idea what you're talking about.

Or what I'm talking about.

Best call it a night soon

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:48**

Mr Blast, just out of curiosity, have you ever heard any Tierkreis songs? I can't tell who has here and who hasn't.

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:52**

Dark wrote:Mr Blast, just out of curiosity, have you ever heard any Tierkreis songs? I can't tell who has here and who hasn't.

no, I haven't, should i?

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 00:57**

Yes, yes you should. And look at the 2nd and 3rd tracks here while your ears are open

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 11:38**

Put it this way, Mr B. If Izzy likes them, can they really be that bad?

Posted: **26 Feb 2006, 12:49**

to whom it may concern : scusi

Posted: **05 Mar 2006, 21:15**

Oooh, I remembered another one... "Ulysses" by Deid Kin Dance

Posted: **05 Mar 2006, 21:31**

Venn - What's a Party?

Posted: **05 Mar 2006, 21:35**

boudicca wrote:Oooh, I remembered another one... "Ulysses" by Deid Kin Dance

You've said that one ya doh-heid

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