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Wasn't that part of a monty python sketch !! The life of Brian, so I am guessing late 70's when you joined up
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What was number one when you joined ?
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Wasn't that part of a monty python sketch !! The life of Brian, so I am guessing late 70's when you joined up
DT_Xtremez_30: You do know it's about songs not films
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Block Rockin Beats - The Chemical Brothers
Decent tune by all accounts
Decent tune by all accounts
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PeanutPhil
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23 June 1987
The Firm "star trekkin"
OMFG i should have known the omens were badDT_Xtremez_30:
The Firm "star trekkin"
OMFG i should have known the omens were bad
DT_Xtremez_30:22 Jan 1980
The Number 1 single was:
The Pretenders - "Brass In Pocket"
The Number 1 album was:
Pretenders - "Pretenders"
However the song I remember the most from my Swinditz days is "Babe" by a group called Styx - as soon as I hear the intro it instantly takes me back to shiney floors, shoes and bedpacks thrown thru windows and (for some strange reason) bottles of banana flavoured milk from vending machines.
The Number 1 single was:
The Pretenders - "Brass In Pocket"
The Number 1 album was:
Pretenders - "Pretenders"
However the song I remember the most from my Swinditz days is "Babe" by a group called Styx - as soon as I hear the intro it instantly takes me back to shiney floors, shoes and bedpacks thrown thru windows and (for some strange reason
) bottles of banana flavoured milk from vending machines.
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nothing compares to you - Sinead O'connor Jan 1990
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My Other Half had:-
Dec '87
Single - T'Pau - China in your hand
Album - Now thats what I call music 10
Dec '87
Single - T'Pau - China in your hand
Album - Now thats what I call music 10
God, but you make me feel old.
"Now thats what I call music 1" was released some years after I left. . . . .
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Anyone seen my teeth ?
They're round here somewhere.
he_who_dares_rodney
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Steve 'Silk' Hurley - "Jack Your Body"
Don't remember it I remember George Michael and Aretha Franlin " I knew you were waiting" (the I didn't know you where a poof remix) playing all the time in the little cafe at Saints as we waited for room chips to be picked up
Steve 'Silk' Hurley - "Jack Your Body"
Don't remember it I remember George Michael and Aretha Franlin " I knew you were waiting" (the I didn't know you where a poof remix) playing all the time in the little cafe at Saints as we waited for room chips to be picked up
secretstacker
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June 3rd 1980
Theme from MASH (Suicide is Painless)
Well it certainly was compared to the famous cock hook and look attempt, followed by a swift kick and a name change to Sp*nk Bubble. God bless the Regiment.
Happy Days.
Theme from MASH (Suicide is Painless)
Well it certainly was compared to the famous cock hook and look attempt, followed by a swift kick and a name change to Sp*nk Bubble. God bless the Regiment.
Happy Days.
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it's-me-isn't-it
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Sept 1991
Bryan Adams - "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You"
luckily it finally got knocked off while i was at Swinderby
Bryan Adams - "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You"
luckily it finally got knocked off while i was at Swinderby
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11 March 1969
All right, I will show my age, No 1 at that time was one of the all time classics - Where Do You Go To My Lovely by Peter Sarstedt.
For all you youngsters who have never heard it - have a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqLH2Sjatn0
All right, I will show my age, No 1 at that time was one of the all time classics - Where Do You Go To My Lovely by Peter Sarstedt.
For all you youngsters who have never heard it - have a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqLH2Sjatn0
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The Dog's
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Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty. It was being played continually on the juke box in the Newcomers Club at Swinderby. Can anybody remember the month and year?DT_Xtremez_41:
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