Heartland

Sisters set for Trafalgar Square!!!

Click'd and toll'd

What's your name again?

Oh mi Gawd! those bastids are back

Such I shame I can't go....

That's the night I will be plaiting my own snot.....

Such a shame.

EvilBastard wrote:Sisters set for Trafalgar Square!!!

Click'd and toll'd

I Fcuking HATE Scissor Sisters..........

9while9 wrote:I Fcuking HATE Scissor Sisters..........

for you, that was a well thought out and reasond response, I doft my cap Guv

I quite like the Scissor Sisters.

scotty wrote:I quite like the Scissor Sisters.

Yeah, but you're just weird, Keith !!!

James Blast wrote:

9while9 wrote:I Fcuking HATE Scissor Sisters..........

for you, that was a well thought out and reasond response, I doft my cap Guv

Well I do usually communicate in a series of grunts and clicks.. ...so, I guess your right......

9while9 wrote:I Fcuking HATE Scissor Sisters..........

"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees"

Big Si wrote:

9while9 wrote:I Fcuking HATE Scissor Sisters..........

"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees"

Um, I hate the Bee Gees too.........

They're alright. It’s discardable pop.

9while9 wrote:

Big Si wrote:

9while9 wrote:I Fcuking HATE Scissor Sisters..........

"Led Zeppelin didn't write tunes that everybody liked, they left that to the Bee Gees"

Um, I hate the Bee Gees too.........

FUD!

Back in the 70s, Jive Talking by the Brothers Gibb was one that would get me away from the bar to shuffle on a dancefloor with a person of the opposite sex.

I still love that song and Blue Weaver of Strawbs and Amen Corner fame played keyboards on it, so as far as me and my mates were concerned, it was cool.

James Blast wrote:Back in the 70s, Jive Talking by the Brothers Gibb was one that would get me away from the bar to shuffle on a dancefloor with a person of the opposite sex.

I still love that song and Blue Weaver of Strawbs and Amen Corner fame played keyboards on it, so as far as me and my mates were concerned, it was cool.

Amen, brother!

.....and your thoughts on ABBA

James Blast wrote:Back in the 70s, Jive Talking by the Brothers Gibb was one that would get me away from the bar to shuffle on a dancefloor with a person of the opposite sex.

I still love that song and Blue Weaver of Strawbs and Amen Corner fame played keyboards on it, so as far as me and my mates were concerned, it was cool.

James, I respect your opinion....

James Blast wrote:Back in the 70s, Jive Talking by the Brothers Gibb was one that would get me away from the bar to shuffle on a dancefloor with a person of the opposite sex.

I still love that song and Blue Weaver of Strawbs and Amen Corner fame played keyboards on it, so as far as me and my mates were concerned, it was cool.

They may not be our type of thing, but there's no denying they had some great pop tunes.......as did ABBA , good pop music is like any other good music............it's good, it may not be to individuals taste, but do we all appreciate JAZZ, CLASSICAL or WORLD music...........no

scotty wrote:They may not be our type of thing, but there's no denying they had some great pop tunes.......as did ABBA , good pop music is like any other good music............it's good, it may not be to individuals taste, but do we all appreciate JAZZ, CLASSICAL or WORLD music...........no

Revr'nd

jist glad ye didnae mention Prog Rock inna 70s stylee of course

It's nice to see a discussion about different musicals tastes, where there is playful banter but still a respect for other peoples taste in music.So with this feeling of new found freedom I would like to announce I have a Rick Wakeman Album.


Don't play it much, it's s**t

Pat wrote:I have a Rick Wakeman Album.

So do I, I used to have three but it's just one now (and not the one you're thinking of). I do have two Strawbs albums he's on and many Yes, natch.

Boney M anyone?

Francis wrote:Boney M anyone?

Fcuk Off You Cnut!

PS. how's Chicken Pox Missus Planet?