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Alice - if only for no other reason my youngest daughter thinks its great that there a song with her name as its title

Alice - if only for no other reason my youngest daughter thinks its great that there a song with her name as its title

i would like to make a daughter to give the name Lucretia in the next future
it will bring new dimensions when i ll hear again the song after this

Has to be Temple, though respect to the vote for Doctor Jeep. An Annie Nightingale playing of that one Sunday evening had me busting with anticipation of the soon-to-be released Vision Thing.

Dominion is a close second, would possibly have nicked it in injury time but Emma has its own poll now.

edit: oops, no it doesn't. Ah well.

I can't believe so many of you have got it wrong

Debaser wrote:I can't believe so many of you have got it wrong

You mean it's an exam, not a poll?

I still remember walking into the local record shop one Monday morning in 1984 on the day that Walk Away was first released, and they were playing it at full volume! After the slightly muddy production of the Body & Soul 12" single, Walk Away sounded amazing! I couldn't wait to get home and stick it on the old turntable. And then we had On The Wire as a b-side. Great times. Still got the 12" in the loft somewhere...

Rewind to the Fav in a far off time....

Chemistry student living on Springfield Mount, wearing leather and cheesecloth, long hair and scouse accent like la, listening to Zeppelin, Lizzy and Hawkwind, going on to Brannigans, Cosmos and Scrumpies, hearing Alice and Cat People on repeat play on the jukebox..... Enough to go out and hit the henna and the crimpers....

Voted for Alice cos of the effect it had, but Temple was and is better x

Chemistry student or "chemistry student"?

Got a Chemistry degree from Leeds Uni and forged a nice career in pharmaceuticals in Horsforth too, studied the dry ice effect too, hell yeah

Mine goes for Lucretia-the perfect pacemaker

No time to cry.

That would be a strange name for a daughter.

Especially during her very early years.

The next one......

Had to choose When You Don't See Me, just because the next one is not up there.

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Yep.

Remember, folks, I live in America (unfortunately), and didn't even get to hear The Girls until 1988...

Very hard to choose among Temple of Love, More and Lucretia. Finally I voted for Lucretia, because this song still makes me chill.

Hom I had no idea it had got this desperate!

you need tae come up yae Glesgae fer some heid realignment

James Blast wrote:Hom I had no idea it had got this desperate!

you need tae come up yae Glesgae fer some heid realignment

It was 18 months ago (ish) Iris. I was keeping the home fires burning. but yes, you are probably right.

More but just because B-side is...

Lucretia for me!

Body and soul...definitely

Hom_Corleone wrote:

James Blast wrote:Hom I had no idea it had got this desperate!

you need tae come up yae Glesgae fer some heid realignment

It was 18 months ago (ish) Iris. I was keeping the home fires burning. but yes, you are probably right.

Whot? Can't we state our fave single in a silly poll?

Anyway, Alice/Floorshow any day of the week for me

Temple Of Love (12") because it was my first and because the b-side remains the greatest side of vinyl ever pressed (IMHO).

Camy wrote:More but just because B-side is...

My thoughts are well known

Very difficult call between Alice and ToL due to the superb 12" b sides.

Judging purely on the A sides, Alice would sneak it but based on the whole record, I have to say Heartland hands it to ToL.