Heartland

I was just wondering, as you do If I was the only Huey Lewis And The News fan on this wonderful forum.

Now I feel I should paint the scene - I was a huge fan of Huey prior to September 1987 - yes that 87 kiddies

Then "This Corrision" *cough* 'happened' to me and the rest is history.

I am listening to a "best of" right now and its F***ing Great - I now remember what is was to be 15 and wanting to do "anything/everything"

On the other hand - Andy "Bloody" Eldritch as much to answer for

AndyTheGoth wrote:I was just wondering, as you do If I was the only Huey Lewis And The News fan on this wonderful forum.

I would think that you can be safe in that assumption.

If he saved you from Huey Lewis then his time on Earth has not been wasted.

Very near the top of my 'come the revolution first against the wall' list that lot.

i quite like the track in "back to the future"

Urgh. That song is so annoying. I could name another one of their songs though I don't think.

i only like that song because im obsessed with back to the future

Hall & Oates anyone?

LOL

It wasn't meant to be funny. Joan Jett and The Blackheads. That would have been funny. Or even Toni Basil.

Joan Jett

Francis wrote:It wasn't meant to be funny. Joan Jett and The Blackheads. That would have been funny. Or even Toni Basil.

Bog off then. I retract my LOL

I want one! Michael Jackson eat your heart out.

A-Ha ! - I wish I had not said anything now!

The phrase "Heart On Sleve" comes to mind!

AndyTheGoth wrote:A-Ha ! - I wish I had not said anything now!

The phrase "Heart On Sleve" comes to mind!

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

is this another band you liked in your early years?

lazarus corporation wrote:

AndyTheGoth wrote:A-Ha

is this another band you liked in your early years?

You shut your face you. A-Ha Rocks

Francis wrote:It wasn't meant to be funny. Joan Jett and The Blackheads. That would have been funny. Or even Toni Basil.

Joan Jett...mmmm

The Runaways...


Lita Ford...


anyone else notice a pattern here?...

Sexygothâ„¢ wrote:

lazarus corporation wrote:

AndyTheGoth wrote:A-Ha

is this another band you liked in your early years?

You shut your face you. A-Ha Rocks

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...

AndyTheGoth wrote:I was just wondering, as you do If I was the only Huey Lewis And The News fan on this wonderful forum.

Now I feel I should paint the scene - I was a huge fan of Huey prior to September 1987 - yes that 87 kiddies

Then "This Corrision" *cough* 'happened' to me and the rest is history.

I am listening to a "best of" right now and its F***ing Great - I now remember what is was to be 15 and wanting to do "anything/everything"

On the other hand - Andy "Bloody" Eldritch as much to answer for

don't feel to bad ATG...i showed my ex the error of her ways before i started going out with her...she was a Huey Lewis fan...even went to see them live before i met her...i showed her the "Lights..." and she was converted to a Floodlands goffette...

wonder what she's doing now?!?

Almiche V wrote:

I reckon that knee-switching thing could be worked into a good line dance for The Mockeldritch's last gig in Crewe.

AndyTheGoth wrote:I was just wondering, as you do If I was the only Huey Lewis And The News fan on this wonderful forum.

Now I feel I should paint the scene - I was a huge fan of Huey prior to September 1987 - yes that 87 kiddies

Then "This Corrision" *cough* 'happened' to me and the rest is history.

I am listening to a "best of" right now and its F***ing Great - I now remember what is was to be 15 and wanting to do "anything/everything"

On the other hand - Andy "Bloody" Eldritch as much to answer for

Perhaps not entirely suprising w8ith my myriad of tastes.... but yeah, i quite like Huey Lewis And The News

Paddy.

Francis wrote:Hall & Oates anyone?

saw them on the Bigger Than Both Of Us Tour, 1975 I would guess, love the early stuff

James Blast wrote:

Francis wrote:Hall & Oates anyone?

saw them on the Bigger Than Both Of Us Tour, 1975 I would guess, love the early stuff

DUDE!!!...i was still in primary school...waiting for the push to high school...


1975?...i remember my older cousin telling me about David Bowie...my older cousin rocked...