Peter99

Sound clip anyone?

I'm not sure I've heard the PJ version - has anyone got a sound clip?

Yep - it's the Y Fronts mate. Yoy can't beat it! Mm - over my trousers - not for me but perhaps Night Nurse might try it to spruce up the look of his curtains - I mean bags!

Looks like you'll have to get yer bags bagged up and shipped out mate. I was going to suggest a Charity Shop - but I can see one of the blue rinse brigade assistants telling you to take your fooking trousers elsewhere. Curtains perhaps?

I agree about the comfortable argument. I'm never more comfortable than when I'm wandering round the garden on a summers evening - in me pants. I wouldn't wear them to a do though.

Wear what you like mate. I personally think they look shite - and they're dangerous.

Absolutely Sean Those were wicked venues - there were more than three hundred rammed into Clifton Hall! The best soul times of my life - wonderful music, wonderful crowd. There was also some great nights and Leics Odd Fellows and Loughborough Town Hall - amongst others.

Depends on the point of view! Sorry - couldn't resist that. I'll get me coat now.

I agree - the Controllers did some great tunes.

I might have a spare one of these on the seven - not sure what it's worth? Think it's a cheap one. I'll check tonight.

Mind and Matter - wicked tune. Couple of others Daybreak - I need love - the flip will do too Swiss Movement - I wish our love would last forever King Tutt - You got me Hung Up Greg Perry - It takes Heart Geoff Perry - Love Don't Come No Stronger The early 80's were awesome for music

It sounds like a banjo twanging to me!

Hi Sean Tony Fox is a wicked tune - been playing it over and over for the last couple of weeks! For some reason I've become totally hooked on the female backing vocals - it's really odd. It's really odd "To mend your heart, May take some time, To understand these folks of Mine" - I just love it!

There all nice tunes Matt - probably from the same time as Garflield Fleming - Don't Send Me Away Larry Houston - Spend Some Time Together Tyrone Barclay - Man of Value ZZ and Co - Getting Ready for the Get Down Charles Johnson - Love So Good Escorts - Sing a Happy Song I know these are all modern oldies - but there was some fantastic records around early 80's/

Yep - Pete's yer man. The only problem is Pete takes a fooking hammer to modern 45's!

No problem mate - although my knowledge these days is fairly limited!! I know what I liked in the eighties - Sean Hampsey, Simon M and Steve G are some of the best guys on here for modern I guess. I'll write you some down tonight.

Some good tunes there mate. Quite a difficult request though - there are thousands! Without knowing what you know it's gonna be a minefield. Check out some of the sales sites on here - that's probably your best bet. Good luck!

I don't know! When I posted that for some reason I thought there was another version by Dusty - then when I got home I realised that I was thinking of "What's It Gonna Be" another great RCA track. And then I forgot about my post. But then you sussed me! Did I have to thinking - or did you just think iriot?

Moggy Aren't some of these different songs - as opposed to being different versions? Tony Basil is the best Breakaway in my opinion - fooking awesome toon.

I've not read all the posts on here but................... I've always clapped. Clapped to a record - sometimes in the wrong place , clapped at the end of a record to demonstrate my appreciation for a good tune, and clapped DJ's after delivering a decent set. I'll always fooking clap if I want to - I don't care what anybody else thinks! Those that are against clapping have obviously had a little problem down their pants at some point and have been left scarred!

Yes John - I think it was called the Bali Hai. I was a young kid from rural lincolnshire at the time - and for some reason was intimidated by this "revolving" dance floor! The funk boys would be down there later on - used to sneak down and have a quick look. Never got on the fooker myself!!

It certainly is a top tune - great lyrics, great vocals - and THE version in my book. I can't believe some people think this inferior.

I bet you loved that revolving dance floor!