Citizen P

Anybody read Logan's Run ??

The US don't have exclusive rights to flavour of the month tossers or badly written/ researched scripts. Paul O'Grady, anyone? or my own personal "fave" Stuart Maconie

Yes, That was a good programme, probably being torn to shreds on Boxing Forums as we speak

And its a good question Phil, that's been around since "This England" Thing is you don't get into it. IT gets into you... I have said before that I walked into The Pendulum as a young soul fan ( from hearing Motown and Club soul) and was completely blown apart by what I was hearing.. next mission.. hear more

Same as that, but unfortunately, like a lot of things, some took it too far

3 or 4 of us, yeah. I wasn't there after 78

I have said a million times that by and large baggies were the current fashion of the day, can't but an exact date on it, but 76/77 a lot of the Manchester lads went back to straight legs levis, loafers and fred perrys, very retro

When we/I first started you were treated with caution until you'd been seen around a bit and tried to find out what was going on.. people soon suss if you are really into it or not.. When I came back in the early nineties I soon realised that I had missed a helluva lot, but didn't go around DEMANDING to hear Richard Searlings playlist from 1977.

Surely it depends on the attitude of "the new blood" , if they come to take the p*ss or are not prepared to listen to something that wasn't played before they fell asleep on the night they went, what do you think.?? You gotta give respect to earn respect, we all learned somewhere and (mostly) kept our traps shut while we were doing it.

Jeez, I 've just realised I've been reading it all wrong KTF, thought it was Keep The Faith, however, judging by the amount of Anniversary do's on it now means Kop The Fiver...

you can, of course, only speak for yourself...

Did anybody actually say it, without sounding a complete canute?? only ever saw it written down-Dave Godin of course. "Right On" "Keep the Faith, brother" makes much more sense coming from a Black Panther activist than from the gob of a spotty 17 year old yoof from the backstreets of Salford

Only one problem with that.... These days she wouldn't look out of place

Gave it a 3, At least it was presented by somebody who had an association with the music, could have done with it being a bit longer and talking about what happened since, good trailer for the film I guess. Not a bad effort..

Yep, pitched a fair bit down, after checking the stamps

Can we have a reunion for people that actually went (more than once or twice) and stayed awake ALL NIGHT... . Stuff the music can we have OSO-original substances only ??

Eddie Foster pressing of Dee Dah Do is speeded up a bit, innit ? Metros- Time Changes Things, I think sounds better about +2. And Terrible Tom at + 4 should fill a few Coronary Wards

I was thinking more of influencing what the early "Beat" groups could hear and pick up rather than mass importation of vinyl

You know that it is all fracked when a guy posts his playlist on here and gets lambasted for having the audacity to point out that he was playing originals...

If the seamen tales are being dismissed a bit, what about any influence from the US Airbases, was a big one at Burtonwood.. would these fellas be taking their sounds to local dancehalls etc. ???

Sinbad started it all.