Norman Potting
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Tears Of A Clown - Smokey Robinson.
Still pondering regarding an album
Still pondering regarding an album
What do you consider to be the best ever Pop song and Album
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Vegas Seagull
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Shirley from EastEnders clearly reads NSC as she managed to fit 'Thick as Thieves' & 'Whats the Story' into two consecutive sentences in the episode I just watched
Uh_huh_him
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Single: Too nice to talk to - The beat
Album: Can't stand the Rezillos - the Rezillos
Album: Can't stand the Rezillos - the Rezillos
BadFish
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To be fair that doesn't make them unpopular.....it just means the people in your house don't know quality music when they hear it.
hitony
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Not to sure about "Best" but my favourite track is "Come up and see me" Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel.
I think I would have to give my vote to "Won't get fooled again" by The Who as my Best track, in my opinion it's awesome in every way.
I think I would have to give my vote to "Won't get fooled again" by The Who as my Best track, in my opinion it's awesome in every way.
life on mars 73
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Single Walk Away Renee - 4 Tops
Album Ziggy Stardust - Bowie
Album Ziggy Stardust - Bowie
Please tell me you are joking. Or explain Radiohead to me.
I do play Radiohead if i cant sleep!
hitony
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It always makes me laugh when people argue over what's best, in most cases peoples likes in music are all to do with what era they were growing up in, yes I appreciate for example some of todays younger generation may like the Beatles or the Stones (if like my kids they heard it all the time when they were young and it influenced them) but it would not be their "best" choice.
Music is such an individual thing and always will be, but I would never expect, say members on here who are aged 25 or less to agree with my choices.
Music is such an individual thing and always will be, but I would never expect, say members on here who are aged 25 or less to agree with my choices.
dejavuatbtn
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Single - Shangri-la, The Kinks
Album - Sgt. Pepper, The Beatles
Album - Sgt. Pepper, The Beatles
Buzzer
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Except no-one's arguing about what's best here, are they? Just people giving their own opinion. The debate is over the word 'pop'.
BadFish
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The Bends and Okay Computer are two of the best Albums i have heard. The lost me a little after Kid A etc but have still produced a truck load of decent music. It is all about personal taste I suppose.
hitony
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Absolutely no disrespect meant, but to underline my post above, my bet is your in excess of 50 years old
Listen to In Rainbows their best album and my favourite of record of all-time.
BadFish
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In Rainbows is fantastic, I also loved Hail to the thief.
Just never got them myself, they just seem dreary, sorry
I see you like the Stone Roses, proper band!!
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Jim Van Winkle
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Music is a personal choice. So no point really arguing over what you like or do not like. I am sure you have some music in your collection some other people would never dare to listen to.
Personally I think the first 3 Radiohead albums are quality pieces of music and regularly enjoy them, even to this day.