Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series

Here's a few more from the 80's starting off with Furniture ....... Brilliant Mind

This bloody thing wont let me post a few vids on the one thread

The Adventures

I used to love Propoganda, fond memories of young love and all that

and finally the greatest pop song ever

A bold claim James

(BTW - See previous posting for abject apology re. non-appearance of promised choons )

I think Brian W mighta had summat to say on the subject tho...

Not to mention The Fannies ;)

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9iuALpEXNlE

Luvly wee visual ref to the Manc Miserablists at the end


Anyhow...

"Love Will Spare Us A Fart" is a pale shadow (you see what I did there - right? ) of this one...




Only IMO y'unnerstaun ;)

And...

...rambling on in a kinda dumbed-down, it-used-ta-be-all-fields-round-here-when-I-started-postin vein...

Manchester...

So much to answer for... ;)

...don't even get me started about Oxford...



Absolutely no greater good served

Positively bereft of intelligent, insightful or amusing comments

Definitely rocks like a slightly overwrought mofo

Moving, mutating, melding...

...moulding, mixing, mollifying...

...shaping, shape-shifting, soul-shaking...

Inspiring

Influential

Ideological

And...


If you're lucky...

A wee framework/soundtrack for the really big things that happen to ya

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UuGhWgEiIdw

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OffvFnaz3n8

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PL5s6C4c3y8&feature=related

...and back to Ye Smythes...


See?

It's circular and inclusive and rounded and pluralistic music is

(and - by a process of extrapolation known only to those who choose to be arseholed at 2 on a Monday morning - so is the promotion of same through the posting of vidjas via YouTube)

Quad Borat Dambusterandum


"Only connect... "



One two three four

E. M. Forster knew the score







Far too much fukkin music on this site

All interesting contenders Immo apart from Ray La Montagne who is a boring cunt. I've not heard the JB one before, maybe you can send it to me sometime soon. No false promises mind

I don't think that Love Will Tear us Apart is even Joy Divisions best song but is probably their most catchiest/mainstream one and has definetly stood the test of time.

I would also add this one from the Housemartins



What a band they were smart lyrics and fantastic harmonies

This one's for Immo who hates cheesy pop records done on Oldies radio stations which also happen to be million sellers. Unless he posts them of course.


This is Snooker Loopy by the very wonderful Chas and Dave

















Oh sorry I meant to say it was Police And Thieves from some chancer called Joe Strimmer

Luvly fromage to the entire ouef of Unca Joe there Peps

I salute your inter-farting ability

(It's like "dignity"- only better - or so Georgious Gorge tells me )

This is good in a ramshankle, ad-honk, slung-together-at-the-last-minuet kinda way

(My own personal favourite way as it goes ;) )

There's a better vidgeya musically speakin

(The live/in-concert one that comes up top on the search)

But iT's Da woids dAts di mayn thang - y'know? ;)






"...a fat man in a new Mercedes drove him to the door..."

Why believing in politics...

...or truth, beauty or the American way

...or the common good

...or Platonic idealism

....


...is a complete and utter goat-fuck of a premise






It's like believing in the notion that Kirk Broadfoot will eventually master the "shy-taking" skill-set.

:o

Nice idea - never gonna happen

http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1243727174?bctid=1593347006

You'd be as well bleevin in anythin really

The ability of Daryll Broadfoot to write a sentence that doesn't contain a skin-flayingly bad piece of punctuation/syntax or a howlingly average pun.

The comic genius of Russ Abbott

The contents of Shame F.C.'s "Pride Over Prejudice" booklet/pamphlet/leaflet

The power of Stax Records to significantly alter the fact that cunts are still racist...



On the other hand


You could bleev in "the words"...


...and the blistering, white-hot power of wicked Wilson...






If ye were stuck

And finally Cyril...


(..and finally Esther....)



All together now...


"We love them, we love them, we love them - cos we support The Celtic, The Celtic, The Celtic
And where they go we'll follow, we'll follow, we'll follow - cos that's the way we like it, we like it, we like it, woah-oh-oh-oh-oh ohhhhh, woah-oh-oh-oh-oh ohhhhh..."


Get used to it ya loser Hun monkeys

It's gonna rattle round yer heads the wholea next season ;)

JimmyMcGrory wrote:

maybe you can send it to me sometime soon. No false promises mind

Get into the unreliable cunt Jimmy. Maybe we should expel him from our little music gang. And anyway, I've a feeling he's not even a Rangers fan like you and I.

Tom Waites - God's away on business.

I like that so a dae.

Ahhhh - Bisto....

As the contributors increase - so the musical soup gains it's savour.

A spooky wee cracker from a dark corner of the American experiment

Hail Hail The Gov in Black

Bitta TJW

A swampy/Southern counterpoint? Or is that just me?



"... a wretched... spiteful... straight-razor-totin' woman (heh heh heh) - Lord have mercy"

For some reason this pair make me chuckle, their songs have grown on me as I've got older though. Used to hate them with a passion

A classic from Lloyd Cole, his last solo album was fab as well

I'm half cut and listening to some tunes, this one I heard for the first time today in yonks when it sprung up as a random on my Zen



Fuck I used to think the 80's was the worst decade for music in the last forty years, these days I'm not so sure

Fuck this is even better

some of the 80s was good Jimbo. But overall it WAS the worst music decade for 40 years!

supermo wrote:some of the 80s was good Jimbo. But overall it WAS the worst music decade for 40 years!

Fuck sake Mo my granny was hardly alive in the 1940's

awww takes me right back...