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martinb75 Tampere 22 Apr 15 7.55pm
Quote We are goin up! at 22 Apr 2015 10.51am One Direction 5ive Steps Another Level Busted You obviously know nothing about music....McBusted are twice the band Busted were and deep down I think you know that.Good day sir.
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martinb75

Tampere 22 Apr 15 7.55pm

Quote We are goin up! at 22 Apr 2015 10.51am

One Direction
5ive
Steps
Another Level
Busted

You obviously know nothing about music....McBusted are twice the band Busted were and deep down I think you know that.Good day sir.

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timmyb Banstead 22 Apr 15 8.10pm
Quote nickgusset at 22 Apr 2015 6.17pm The Orange Juice Joy Division / New Order Anything Damon Albarn involved with JAMMS / KLF The Cure Tubeway Army Stone Roses Inspiral Carpets Ultrasound Monochrome Set Smiths Faces Not necessarily the best as it's subjective. Love the fact that klf made it in to anyone's list. "Back to the heavyweight champs" etc etc. My not do guilty pleasures are The Housemartins / Beautiful South.
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Banstead 22 Apr 15 8.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 22 Apr 2015 6.17pm

The Orange Juice
Joy Division / New Order
Anything Damon Albarn involved with
JAMMS / KLF
The Cure
Tubeway Army
Stone Roses
Inspiral Carpets
Ultrasound
Monochrome Set
Smiths
Faces

Not necessarily the best as it's subjective.

Love the fact that klf made it in to anyone's list.
"Back to the heavyweight champs" etc etc.

My not do guilty pleasures are The Housemartins / Beautiful South.

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Stuk Top half 22 Apr 15 8.18pm
Quote pefwin at 22 Apr 2015 11.35am Quote We are goin up! at 22 Apr 2015 10.51am One Direction 5ive Steps Another Level Busted No place for 5Star! Or The Dave Clark Five? Optimistic as ever
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Top half 22 Apr 15 8.18pm

Quote pefwin at 22 Apr 2015 11.35am

Quote We are goin up! at 22 Apr 2015 10.51am

One Direction
5ive
Steps
Another Level
Busted

No place for 5Star!

Or The Dave Clark Five?

Optimistic as ever

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Lucas Oliver Miles away 22 Apr 15 9.16pm
The Clash Pulp Jesus and Mary Chain The who Radiohead Nope it's not my name
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Lucas Oliver

Miles away 22 Apr 15 9.16pm

The Clash
Pulp
Jesus and Mary Chain
The who
Radiohead

Nope it's not my name

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Part Time James 23 Apr 15 11.54am
Quote jamiemartin721 at 22 Apr 2015 10.32am Personally The Auteurs The Kinks Pulp The Rolling Stones The Sisters of Mercy. Hell yeah. Some of these would be just outside my top 5 but great choices. I'm going to go with: Sisters of Mercy Queen Skunk Anansie The Prodigy Rolling Stones But I do have a lot of love for Pulp and Blur as well.
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 22 Apr 2015 10.32am

Personally

The Auteurs
The Kinks
Pulp
The Rolling Stones
The Sisters of Mercy.

Hell yeah. Some of these would be just outside my top 5 but great choices.

I'm going to go with:
Sisters of Mercy
Queen
Skunk Anansie
The Prodigy
Rolling Stones

But I do have a lot of love for Pulp and Blur as well.

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Kermit8 Hevon 23 Apr 15 12.09pm
Sisters of Mercy up until 1985 Simple Minds 1978-82 The Smiths Rolling Stones - the sixties version bauhaus Joy Division Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm) Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 23 Apr 15 12.09pm

Sisters of Mercy up until 1985

Simple Minds 1978-82

The Smiths

Rolling Stones - the sixties version

bauhaus

Joy Division

Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm)

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

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Part Time James 23 Apr 15 12.18pm
Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.09pm Sisters of Mercy up until 1985 Simple Minds 1978-82 The Smiths Rolling Stones - the sixties version bauhaus Joy Division Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm) The above comment has rocked me to the very core. Vision Thing and Floodland were my favourites.
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23 Apr 15 12.18pm

Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.09pm

Sisters of Mercy up until 1985

Simple Minds 1978-82

The Smiths

Rolling Stones - the sixties version

bauhaus

Joy Division

Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm)

The above comment has rocked me to the very core.

Vision Thing and Floodland were my favourites.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 23 Apr 15 12.31pm
Quote timmyb at 22 Apr 2015 8.10pm Quote nickgusset at 22 Apr 2015 6.17pm The Orange Juice Joy Division / New Order Anything Damon Albarn involved with JAMMS / KLF The Cure Tubeway Army Stone Roses Inspiral Carpets Ultrasound Monochrome Set Smiths Faces Not necessarily the best as it's subjective. Love the fact that klf made it in to anyone's list. "Back to the heavyweight champs" etc etc. My not do guilty pleasures are The Housemartins / Beautiful South. The KLF were musical visionaries.
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Shizzlehurst 23 Apr 15 12.31pm

Quote timmyb at 22 Apr 2015 8.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 22 Apr 2015 6.17pm

The Orange Juice
Joy Division / New Order
Anything Damon Albarn involved with
JAMMS / KLF
The Cure
Tubeway Army
Stone Roses
Inspiral Carpets
Ultrasound
Monochrome Set
Smiths
Faces

Not necessarily the best as it's subjective.

Love the fact that klf made it in to anyone's list.
"Back to the heavyweight champs" etc etc.

My not do guilty pleasures are The Housemartins / Beautiful South.

The KLF were musical visionaries.

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Kermit8 Hevon 23 Apr 15 12.37pm
Quote Part Time James at 23 Apr 2015 12.18pm Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.09pm Sisters of Mercy up until 1985 Simple Minds 1978-82 The Smiths Rolling Stones - the sixties version bauhaus Joy Division Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm) The above comment has rocked me to the very core. Vision Thing and Floodland were my favourites. No Marx and no Adams = No Sisters. I had a hard time of it when Ben Gunn left but managed to pull through. Those latter albums I just see as Andrew Eldritch stuff. The best gigs I ever went to were them in '83 with the classic line up. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 23 Apr 15 12.37pm

Quote Part Time James at 23 Apr 2015 12.18pm

Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.09pm

Sisters of Mercy up until 1985

Simple Minds 1978-82

The Smiths

Rolling Stones - the sixties version

bauhaus

Joy Division

Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm)

The above comment has rocked me to the very core.

Vision Thing and Floodland were my favourites.

No Marx and no Adams = No Sisters. I had a hard time of it when Ben Gunn left but managed to pull through. Those latter albums I just see as Andrew Eldritch stuff. The best gigs I ever went to were them in '83 with the classic line up.

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

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Kermit8 Hevon 23 Apr 15 12.40pm
Quote nickgusset at 23 Apr 2015 12.31pm Quote timmyb at 22 Apr 2015 8.10pm Quote nickgusset at 22 Apr 2015 6.17pm The Orange Juice Joy Division / New Order Anything Damon Albarn involved with JAMMS / KLF The Cure Tubeway Army Stone Roses Inspiral Carpets Ultrasound Monochrome Set Smiths Faces Not necessarily the best as it's subjective. Love the fact that klf made it in to anyone's list. "Back to the heavyweight champs" etc etc. My not do guilty pleasures are The Housemartins / Beautiful South. The KLF were musical visionaries. I was very keen on their very early incarnation - Brilliant - with Youth - who were bloody good until they signed up with a little known label run by .......eurghhhhh....Pete Waterman. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 23 Apr 15 12.40pm

Quote nickgusset at 23 Apr 2015 12.31pm

Quote timmyb at 22 Apr 2015 8.10pm

Quote nickgusset at 22 Apr 2015 6.17pm

The Orange Juice
Joy Division / New Order
Anything Damon Albarn involved with
JAMMS / KLF
The Cure
Tubeway Army
Stone Roses
Inspiral Carpets
Ultrasound
Monochrome Set
Smiths
Faces

Not necessarily the best as it's subjective.

Love the fact that klf made it in to anyone's list.
"Back to the heavyweight champs" etc etc.

My not do guilty pleasures are The Housemartins / Beautiful South.

The KLF were musical visionaries.

I was very keen on their very early incarnation - Brilliant - with Youth - who were bloody good until they signed up with a little known label run by .......eurghhhhh....Pete Waterman.

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

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Part Time James 23 Apr 15 12.40pm
Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.37pm Quote Part Time James at 23 Apr 2015 12.18pm Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.09pm Sisters of Mercy up until 1985 Simple Minds 1978-82 The Smiths Rolling Stones - the sixties version bauhaus Joy Division Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm) The above comment has rocked me to the very core. Vision Thing and Floodland were my favourites. No Marx and no Adams = No Sisters. I had a hard time of it when Ben Gunn left but managed to pull through. Those latter albums I just see as Andrew Eldritch stuff. The best gigs I ever went to were them in '83 with the classic line up. Granted, but I'm a huge Tony James fan not just from his SoM days and so although the band changed considerably, it still changed into something amazing for me. Albeit something I didn't actually discover and fall in love with until 1998!
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23 Apr 15 12.40pm

Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.37pm

Quote Part Time James at 23 Apr 2015 12.18pm

Quote Kermit8 at 23 Apr 2015 12.09pm

Sisters of Mercy up until 1985

Simple Minds 1978-82

The Smiths

Rolling Stones - the sixties version

bauhaus

Joy Division

Edited by Kermit8 (23 Apr 2015 12.10pm)

The above comment has rocked me to the very core.

Vision Thing and Floodland were my favourites.

Granted, but I'm a huge Tony James fan not just from his SoM days and so although the band changed considerably, it still changed into something amazing for me. Albeit something I didn't actually discover and fall in love with until 1998!

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Turd Alert Woldingham 23 Apr 15 12.42pm
Quote Apollofuzz at 22 Apr 2015 12.41pm The Who The Jam Queen The Rolling Stones Madness this would be mine too! RIP staffie
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