Hard to beat, that oneHard Fi.
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They were on the One Show last week. Still going and on tour now.Deacon Blue
2 of them, (brothers), dead from heroin overdoses.Flowered Up
What a concert that would be with that line up !Curiosity Killed The Cat, Sham 69, Stiff Little Fingers, A Flock of Seagulls, The Farm
2 of them, (brothers), dead from heroin overdoses.
They were basically one guy, Roddy Frame, and a revolving door of others. He's still around, tours and records under his own nameAnd there was a group called Aztec Camera
They're still going.B*witched.
Also still going and Ricky Ross, the lead singer, does a country show on BBC Radio Scotland.Deacon Blue
They're still going as well. Have their 30th anniversary tour coming up which includes a Birmingham date:What happened to the Mission ? I saw them at the Hummingbird club in Brum many years ago and they were great live.
Lieutenant Pigeon. Pickettywitch. Middle of the Road, Manhattan Transfer.
They were a good band. And The The.Talk Talk
They were a good band. And The The.
Lloyd Cole and the commotions
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Talk Talk
I have them both, great albums also the last one "Laughing Stock"Talk Talk were an incredible band, most people remember them from their synth-pop earlier 80's songs but when the band became more of a solo project for Mark Hollis that's when they really made great records. Hollis was fed up of trying to please the major label record bosses by writing 'hits' and released two brilliant proggy post-rock records in the late 80's Spirit of Eden and Colour of Spring, they are two amazing records I'd recommend anyone to listen to. Unfortunately nobody else did at the time and they got dropped from EMI.
I have them both, great albums also the last one "Laughing Stock"
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Looking through my vinyl collection recently I came across Soul Mining the L.P. and its in great condition. But haven't got a record player anymore to play it on. About a hundred vinyl albums and singles too tempted to sell some, Sex Pistols in there. But then again may hold on to them as my son can have them when I've popped off !just started listening to The The again after many years, Blue soul mining is a great album.
Looking through my vinyl collection recently I came across Soul Mining the L.P. and its in great condition. But haven't got a record player anymore to play it on. About a hundred vinyl albums and singles too tempted to sell some, Sex Pistols in there. But then again may hold on to them as my son can have them when I've popped off !
I decided to flog a load last year on a whim,so took them to the record stall bloke at Fargo Village.I know for a fact in the collection there are classic albums and singles,in mint condition and worth a few bob. But I caught him on a bad day I reckon as he only liked the Sex Pistols stuff,and just blanked the hard rock and pop ones.Offering me a pittance I decided sod it I'll hold on to them.I checked online and saw many of those I showed him to be worth quite a lot of money,so I'm glad as if I do keep them they may go up in price like antiques ?I was at a large record fair over the weekend & was shocked at how low some of the rare stuff was priced at.......it seems that despite the vinyl revival of recent years, the new vinyl customers are apparently not interested in first pressings, picture discs, gatefold sleeves etc......they just want to buy re-issued modern classics.
Keep your old vinyl for your lad BBR........yes, you could raise a few quid by flogging it now, but I'm sure it will one day become priceless as far as your son is concerned.
I don't think there is such a thing as a bad Talk Talk albumI have them both, great albums also the last one "Laughing Stock"
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Hollis also has some solo albums which are great
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