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i know its hard to stop, and some on my org list were just off the top of my head, funny almost put Marc Bolan myself "Children of the Revolution" was on the juke box over and over when i was a goth(strange song i know for a goth)

OMD, Chamelons, Bahaus, Alien sex fiend, (S,G,Children, you will know that one i think) now am thinking punk Crass, Exploited, G.B.H very addictive this!

OMG! the CRAMPS! how could i forget.....revise org list later ;)

Thanks for citing Marc Bolan Lone Gunman: your trendy list made me feel very old ;)
 

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Thanks for citing Marc Bolan Lone Gunman: your trendy list made me feel very old ;)

Ah but am a child of the early Eighties,
New Romantics/Futurists/Goths/Punks/Skins/Mods,Ska ......actually not my thing but def worth a mention would be Specials, Madness, Selector, the Jam!
or Saxon, Rainbow, Iron maiden! all good stuff music wise.

Hell am not afraid to say i like Abba! yep now am not trendy! :eek:
 
Ah but am a child of the early Eighties,
New Romantics/Futurists/Goths/Punks/Skins/Mods,Ska ......actually not my thing but def worth a mention would be Specials, Madness, Selector, the Jam!
or Saxon, Rainbow, Iron maiden! all good stuff music wise.

Hell am not afraid to say i like Abba! yep now am not trendy! :eek:

Abba....I might confess to ELP then :eek:
 
ELP? or ELO - Mr Blueeeeeee Skyyyyyyyyyy oh happy days :D now there was a band of the seventies...

Well, both :eek: but ashamed to admit I meant Emerson Lake and Palmer. But Roy Wood was Wizzard too (40 year-old pun)
 
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When the top 10 albums include Black Sabbath and Rod Stewart... you know your still trendy :D

and I kinda knew there would be lots of oh ******** I forgot about them/her/him 8 is a very tough choice for most people
 
When the top 10 albums include Black Sabbath and Rod Stewart... you know your still trendy :D

and I kinda knew there would be lots of oh ******** I forgot about them/her/him 8 is a very tough choice for most people

Thanks Listeri69. Does that mean we are actually trendy, or just haven't got the hang of this new-fangled digital download thingy? (why won't this little shiny thing play on my record player?)

You have started something big here!
 
Correct me if I'm wrong but im pretty sure the charts go off digital downloads as well these days. I've said for years there is a market out there a HUGE one for people who think modern music is not really their true taste, im not saying its rubbish before we start a whole different argument, Im saying its more the songs you actually listen to whichever style it is from the past 60 years or longer, the fact that a black sabbath album can get to number 1 proves the point. there still is a market for prog rock, glam rock, punk rock (70's style) post-punk, new romantics ect ect because people of the age the genre came out originally will buy them, and I don't just mean by the bands of the era, I mean new bands, new music in that style. Hard to really explain but say a band did an album of songs in the 60's beatles style people would buy it, not covers new material and the same goes for every other band/era you can think of............


P.S I think were getting off topic from the original post :D

*see page 1 for details* lol
 
1. John Martyn - Solid Air
2. Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space (I Can't Help Falling In Love)
3. Primal Scream - Shoot Speed Kill Light
4. Spearhead - Television the drug of the nation
5. 13th Floor Elevators - you're gonna miss me (see ya honey lol)
6. Led Zeppelin - Ramble On
7. Blind Melon - Change
8. Neil Diamond - Beautiful Noise

Tomorrow it will be a completely different list. In fact it's already started changing so I'll save and be done with it :)

Book: Tao Te Ching

Luxury item: machete to harvest food and make my hut and hammock and sit drinking from my coconut cup (no rude comments), listening to some tunes...
 
This is ridiculously hard!

At the moment;

Manfred Mann - Blinded By The light
Procul Harum - Whiter Shade of Pale
Roxy Music - Virginia Plain
Queen - Seven Seas of Rye
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Genesis - Ripples
Kraftwerk - Autobahn
Peter Gabriel- Solsbury Hill

8 is nowhere near enough...

My brother went to the Bowie exhibition - said it was great..
 
Solid Air is a great track (and album) - written for Nick Drake, who will be in my list.

10:4 brother (or sister). Also One World also a great track and album. Please include Nick Drake - he almost made it to the list, so please honour him on my behalf!

Never got to see John Martyn live - went to two gigs that were cancelled because of his health and then he sadly passed away :(
 
As already noted, this is incredibly difficult - but here goes:

Grateful Dead – Dark Star
Pink Floyd – Echoes
Bach – Goldberg Variations
Quicksilver Messenger Service – Who Do You Love? (Suite)
King Crimson – The Court of the Crimson King
Nick Drake – Fruit Tree
Holst – Neptune (the Mystic)
Caravan – Nine Feet Underground

Book – Herodotus: The Histories
Luxury – a powerful astronomical telescope
 
Some good calls there guys! Ramble on, Solid air, lots of others wonderful tracks. Mine were all melancholy, but Blinded by the Light and Solisbury Hill both make you feel good to be alive, and Cody I like you too mix Classical and and Rock (Court of the Crimson King was the first LP I bought!). (Of course you could mix Manfred Mann and Holst with Joybringer!)

Not sure if these tracks represent our "mature" status, or the fact that a lot of music now is for dancing to rather than listening to? But lots there making their way onto my ipod too....
 
So... you've been stranded in deep space, you've got your book, your luxury, and your eight tracks. Which is the first track you realise you should've included, but didn't? Mine is Journey of the Sorcerer... damn!
 
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