like to go out every w/end to mainly local venues with loads of mates.listen,dance and have a laugh with our friends to all the old familiar sounds . can appreciate the odd newey but prefer the tunes I first heard as a gangly youth.and still love, as a soon to be paunchy 53 year old

Sounds a bit like ",conditioning",to me to! like those adverts that due to the repeition they undergo folk go about whistling theme tunes etc without really realising i strike one another goal for the advertisers there work has caused a product to sink in on another leve,the name is "covert conditioning",the ,games people play ey!

Kin ell this was almost 4 years ago

Kin ell this was almost 4 years ago

Dont see a lock on it?

Dont see a lock on it?

I wasn't complaining, just surprised

I wasn't complaining, just surprised

Must admit it was Barneys avatar got my attenion leading to me having a read and then posting didnt look at the date till you mentioned it,still would have posted if I had of seen the date though atb manus

it would be good to get an update from "Barney",the man himself a few years down the line from his earlier posting,wonder what he listens to now/?where his favoutie haunts are,has he been to the "bat CAVE",I hear so much about mostly good in my own opinion,i think a good thing about these earlier in time threads (most of course new to myself)is that a couple or so years down the line you have a good comparison to see what changes etc folk have made,have they stuck to their guns or as the american crime series often say"flipped".

well well fookin well was thinking about this the other day after someone said something to me at Bridlington , but heres a little story someone posted a story concerning an old grey whistle test video on here and very interesting it was,, and the first tune played was melba moore magic touch long lost in my memory but what a fookin tune , but nobody has it in there boxes these days,

anyroadart thats bye the bye , think the scene has become very polarised now and split along the lines of progressives and traditionalists,

and to me these two factions are getting further apart ,

still dont do niters like Ihave said got better things to do than mope about knackered or asleep during the day , scooters to ride and things to do,

thankfully have been to the Grosvenor rooms (was there last night) and to me its one of my fave venues,

went to the afternoon delight at rothwell last sunday and stayed for an hour listening to whatever they were playing , sorry but didnt hear anything to stir me onto the dancefloor ,

have not been able to go to as many places/events lateley as Angie has not been well fortunately she is much better and we are planning to visit some different venues ,

cheers b

ps not wearing bags , vests or white sox ffs but got some nice pegs

Edited July 22, 201212 yr by barney

I love soul dance music,R&B,Northern,House or Funk but one thing its got to be DANCE MUSIC.

Atb,Kev.

I must be a dinosaur as well then, Barney......

I prefered the days when there wasn't a venue on every street corner

The days before everybody was a DJ

The days when a venue had one room where ALL the genres were played

The days when people went out in the fashion of the day - not the fashion of yesterday

The days when you bought a record 'coz you actually liked it

The days when people made the effort to travel countless miles to listen to the music - not just a short taxi ride so they can get pi55ed and dance like their Dads

The days when a DJ knew (and was chosen) because he could 'construct' a spot and 'read' a room - not because he has a big wallet and a computer

The days when the Music was THE most important thing - not the format it's played on

The days when people looked forward to new music - not backward to what they'd heard a million times before..........

Doesn't seem like 65 million years ago does it?.........

Edited July 24, 201212 yr by Zed1

the days when bikers rode bikes of the day not on the bikes of yesterday !!!