Re-stocking Tape Music For Lottie

[dodgy]

these are getting a little depressing, not what i need right now

nobody has mentioned paul young

was looking for love of the common people but found this instead

ok, found love of the common people

going 3hrs and allready up tp 6 pages

Edited July 6, 2007 by Dodgy

[Iain]

Yeah - like that one...

Anyone remember Flock of Seagulls?

Wishing (I had a photograph of you)

And Talk Talk

Today

Oh - and Teardrop Explodes

Reward

[dodgy]

funny, no one has mentioned Queen - this was '84 !

[Iain]

funny, no one has mentioned Queen - this was '84 !

Crumbs...

Yes - good old Freddie...

going 3hrs and allready up tp 6 pages laugh.gif

Anyone know what the record is?

This started 'cos I took the surround off the cassette player to fix/paint this afternoon...

Thought I'd check the origins of the sterio 'cos the guys at SJs had commented that I should junk the old tape deck...

And found it was on the original options sheet - so original!

That got the grey matter going on getting some tapes - rather than ripping out the tape deck and installing a CD Player...

Ho hum...

Edited July 6, 2007 by Iain

[dodgy]

SPARKS beat the clock and number 1 song in heaven and tryouts for the human race

[Iain]

Remember Kraftwerk?

The Model

Real period stuff!

And continuing the Germanic theme:

Nena - 99 Red Balloons

[dodgy]

got the 7" single of kraftwerk - computer love is the 'b' side , think it was a double a side release

Nena - bless her - in english

just added a shortcut to video of the lotus eaters in post #70

Edited July 6, 2007 by Dodgy

[Iain]

One last - then I'm off to make zeds...

Bowie

Let's Dance

[dodgy]

had to whatch that vid, as you say , time to make zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

but have to leave with this video marian faithfull

[esprit350]

was gonna mention B52's, Rock Lobster, souxsie and the banshees and echo beach, by martha and the muffins

new order blue monday....

or if your tastes are a liitle more sophitstocated morrisey mullen, british jass funk duo

crusaders, lee riteenour, eric gale, george benson, grover washington, joe sample, al di meola, mongo santamaria, brothers johnson, azimuth, lonnie liston smith

[islandbloke]

It wouldn't be an 80's compil;ation without Propaganda

Haven't seen the vid before - I think the technical term is BOBFOC (body off Baywatch, face off Crimewatch)...

Oh, and Pink Floyd (The Wall/Final Cut)??

[Tentenths]

... morrisey mullen, british jass funk duo

crusaders, lee riteenour, eric gale, george benson, grover washington, joe sample, al di meola, mongo santamaria, brothers johnson, azimuth, lonnie liston smith

Now you're talking Howard... loved all that.

The era of "The Casual" - sports shirts from the likes of Sergio Tacchini/Fila, Farah hopsack trousers, topped off with Lyle & Scott/Pringle golfing sweaters (preferably cashmere) and a pair of moccasins... and we thought we looked the mutt's :laughing:

[bigsi]

heres a playlist for you !!!

anything by E.L.O

Two Tribes-Frankie Goes To Hollywood

Pale Shelter-Tears For Fears

Kids In America-Kim Wilde

Atomic-Blondie

I Ran (So Far Away)-A Flock Of Seagulls

(Keep Feeling) Fascination-The Human League

99 Luftballons-Nena

Love My Way-The Psychedelic Furs

Gold-Spandau Ballet

Japanese Boy-Aneka

Hyperactive!-Thomas Dolby

Obsession-Animotion

Never Say Never-Romeo Void

Sunglasses At Night-Corey Hart

Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'-Michael Jackson

Automatic-The Pointer Sisters

Act Like You Know-Fat Larry's Band

Juicy Fruit-Mtume

Behind The Groove-Teena Marie

Get Down Saturday Night-Oliver Cheatham

Ghetto Life

Edited July 6, 2007 by bigsi

[Iain]

Cheers guys - some good 'uns there

How about Alphaville - Big in Japan

[Iain]

It wouldn't be an 80's compil;ation without Propaganda

Haven't seen the vid before - I think the technical term is BOBFOC (body off Baywatch, face off Crimewatch)...

Oh, and Pink Floyd (The Wall/Final Cut)??

Hmmm... Hadn't seen that vid before either - and I used to be quite a big Propaganda fan at the time...

Yes - she has a, well, er 'different' kind of beauty!

This was my fave:

Dr Mabuse

[Tentenths]

Talking of beauty... Kim Wilde Wonder if I've still got that poster somewhere?

Some of her toons weren't bad either... Love Blonde (chosen more for the aesthetics than melody )

Edited July 6, 2007 by Tentenths

[sandwer]

<snip> morrisey mullen, british jass funk duo

Howard, good taste clearly follows in cars as well as music.

A few months ago, I scored 'Badness' by Morrissey Mullen off ebay. It's not been off my turntable since

[redshift]

Pulled an old tape out the car and my memories of the 80s seem a little different:

Steve Winwood : Valerie

Jackson Browne : Cut it away

Paul Simon : Call me Al

REO Speedwagon : Take it on the run

Talking heads : Psychokiller

Rush : Spirit of radio

Peter Gabriel : Shock the monkey

Van Halen : Jump

Dire Straits : Private Investigations

Bryan Adams : Summer of 69

Don Henley : Boys of summer

Midnight oil : Bullroarer

Cyndi Lauper : Drove all night

[Iain]

Talking of beauty... Kim Wilde Wonder if I've still got that poster somewhere?

Some of her toons weren't bad either... Love Blonde (chosen more for the aesthetics than melody )

lol...

Yeah - know what you mean

I rather like these:

Kids in America

You Keep Me Hanging On

And my fave:

Cambodia

[mayevora]

Another one of my all time most favourate records of all time great mate.

Men at Work - Downunder.

Not arf.

[Simon350S]

I have some Michael Jackson and Shakin Stevens tapes I'd be happy to copy for you....!!!!

Simon

[markt]

My humble contribution

Can't believe you lot missed this bunch (or is there a damn good reason )

Shoot it up - Shoot it up - shoot it uHup....

[Mark Blanchard]

How about some 80's rock:

Van Halen - 1984 (with Jump / Hot for Teacher).

Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast.

Def Leppard - Hysteria (with Animal).

Whitesnake - Slide It In / 1987 (with Is This Love).

AC/DC - Back in Black

Dave Lee Roth - Eat 'Em And Smile / Skyscraper

Bon Jovi - Slippery When Wet - Wanted Dead or Alive

Europe - Final Count Down

[esprit350]

Howard, good taste clearly follows in cars as well as music.

A few months ago, I scored 'Badness' by Morrissey Mullen off ebay. It's not been off my turntable since

saw them once at pub near lords cricket gound in london,

my favorite album was Cape Wrath by Morrisey Mullen, but I sold all my vinal years ago, (about 200+ albums and 7000 singles)slowly replacing it with cd

[Dan]

This started 'cos I took the surround off the cassette player to fix/paint this afternoon...

Thought I'd check the origins of the sterio 'cos the guys at SJs had commented that I should junk the old tape deck...

And found it was on the original options sheet - so original!

That got the grey matter going on getting some tapes - rather than ripping out the tape deck and installing a CD Player...

Ho hum...

Um, don't want to upset the nostalgia trip, but you do have a cassette deck to record tapes of all these suggestions with, don't you?

I wouldn't know where to look for a tape deck these days - being a late 80's upstart , everything on tape and vinyl was steadily ditched in favour of them new shiny disc thingummybobs... the 80's were the digital decade, after all B) The big spinny-round thing and the tape munchers shuffled off to pastures new at least ten years ago when CDR and Minidisc became affordable...

I'll get me coat then, shall I?