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Loved this mid-80’s classic:

Heard these 2 classics on the radio, the first is a deserved tribute to AmexRuislip’s freestyle dance moves :bowdown::rave: Being a typical 70’s boy I didn’t like naff/soppy stuff like this at the time, later maturing to love dance music:

Did you still have all your vinyls from your DJ-ing days?

Loved this.

It’s always mentioned as THE beginning of synth pop (and a brilliant dance track at the same time).

I love that ... I only found out about a few years back. (I was too young when it was in the charts).

I forgot all about this classic, until it was just played on the radio. As a stubborn teenager into New Wave music in 1979, I secretly loved this great song.

As a kid I loved this as synth pop, years later because its also a great dance track.

We went to see him at Concorde 2 about five years back. An extremely short set as he’s a big bloke (unfit), but he sang Criticise twice which went down very well.

These remind me of great times in the mid-80’s, lovely summers and Fagan’s Wine Bar at the bottom of East Street on the Lanes pub tour. :rave: :drink: :smile:

I love their vocals.

This beautiful song was played on the radio today:

The person who uploaded the video needs to edit out the first 20 seconds of Davies.

Something from Amii for the slowies at 1.45am! Beautiful song.

Adore this, great memories of the mid 90’s on the radio (Tong, Rampling, Jules) and clubbing. The change after 4:55 in the track is a thing of beauty.

I hated disco as a kid, but that changed completely simply from going clubbing in Brighton from age 17. We only went initially for the long opening hours and the opposite sex, but my mates and I soon found ourselves loving much of the music played. It evolved into a passion for many types of...

The lead singer had an amazing voice. August Darnell of Kid Creole similarly.

Amazing song.

Crikey, my list runs to many hundreds or more, from all the decades and genre. If I had to pick just one forever, it would be Passion by The Flirts. Brings back amazing memories of Coasters nightclub Brighton in the mid 80’s, I still play it now.