Posted: 13 Aug 2004, 19:53
it happens to us all Andie, we still rock even if bits fall off when we do 
James Blast wrote:it happens to us all Andie, we still rock even if bits fall off when we do
Speak for yourself
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Posted: 13 Aug 2004, 22:23
Speak for yourself
Posted: 13 Aug 2004, 23:33
I have to confess I own a mint, gatefold lp of Boney M's "Night Flight To Venus" and I still think its greatFrancis wrote:Does it help if I tell you I once owned Boney-M's greatest hits? And The Darts'. I have no shame.AndyTheGoth wrote:A-Ha ! - I wish I had not said anything now!
The phrase "Heart On Sleve" comes to mind!
Back in min - I hear *cough* Kazza Lite calling me!
Posted: 13 Aug 2004, 23:35
Yes and Nolazarus corporation wrote:is this another band you liked in your early years?AndyTheGoth wrote:A-Ha
Yes - becuase their videos were "ground breaking" and
NO - its a saying - as in Alan Partridge - "A-Haaaa";-)
Posted: 14 Aug 2004, 00:02
that's because you have never played it, tell me that is so Andy?AndyTheGoth wrote:I have to confess I own a mint, gatefold lp of Boney M's "Night Flight To Venus"
Posted: 14 Aug 2004, 00:23
@ Barman BlastJames Blast wrote:that's because you have never played it, tell me that is so Andy?AndyTheGoth wrote:I have to confess I own a mint, gatefold lp of Boney M's "Night Flight To Venus"
No Mate - its mint becuase is smells "sharp"
Posted: 14 Aug 2004, 00:29
nice one 
Posted: 14 Aug 2004, 13:48
NOT true! AHA rocks!Burn wrote:
they only rock for girls tho SG...i can still hear my better half singing/slaughtering "the sun always shines on TV" as she pops down stairs after reading this thread over my shoulder...
Posted: 16 Aug 2004, 09:24
Can't really be bothered reading through all your "were you ever a Huey Louis fan?" replies, but I notice that someone was trying to sell a drum machine on eBay for ages and said it had once belonged to a member of Huey Louis and the News.
I think it was an Oberheim DX, the budget version of the DMX as used by Eldritch and Co to record FALAA.
Personally, all I've ever really wondered about Huey Louis and the News is: what is 'Huey' an abbreviation of? Surely the name Hubert has no rock n' roll credibility?!?
I think it was an Oberheim DX, the budget version of the DMX as used by Eldritch and Co to record FALAA.
Personally, all I've ever really wondered about Huey Louis and the News is: what is 'Huey' an abbreviation of? Surely the name Hubert has no rock n' roll credibility?!?
Posted: 16 Aug 2004, 09:50
Black Biscuit wrote:Surely the name Hubert has no rock n' roll credibility?!?
it could be Hugo, which is equally naff.Posted: 16 Aug 2004, 12:51
"Huey" is the guys real name! - Check out "Malcom In The Middle" - the youngest and oddest son is called "Huey"olivia ramirez wrote:Black Biscuit wrote:Surely the name Hubert has no rock n' roll credibility?!?
Posted: 16 Aug 2004, 12:55
Poor guy, it can't be nice to share the same name as one of the Duck tripletsAndyTheGoth wrote:"Huey" is the guys real name! - Check out "Malcom In The Middle" - the youngest and oddest son is called "Huey"
I'm so easily amused.....Posted: 16 Aug 2004, 12:56
AndyTheGoth wrote:Check out "Malcom In The Middle" - the youngest and oddest son is called "Huey"
I thought he was called Dewey?Posted: 16 Aug 2004, 23:37
.... With all this talk of Huey, I think I'll go put on the Duets CD. I love Huey's Cruisin' single (with Gwyneth Paltrow - another great name) and Paul Giamatti's Hello, It's Me.
Posted: 16 Aug 2004, 23:45
Todd Rundgren tune, qualityBlack Biscuit wrote:Hello, It's Me.