80's music

[patch697]

I like stuff before bands became popular - like Powderfinger - I've met about 4 people in my life who have Parables for Wooden Ears and even less who've heard of it!! Great album though - very dark ..

Live's first album (no, it wasn't Throwing Copper peeps) - Mental Jewellery, and it is a dead set stand out ...

Ahhhh ... I could go on and on ... Music is such a huge part of my life. Apart from playing (poorly!! Lol) piano, guitar and drums through my life, I literally sleep with my iPhone playing my 'Rock1' playlist beside the bed each and every night!! Right through the night!! No sh!t ...

Anyways ... back to the 80's ...

Pseudo Echo been mentioned yet??

Your a man of substance old mate no doubt about ya & one I can truly relate to.

& no, I don't thing they have but they should be for sure.

Pseudo Echo started out playing at the Dandenong Ice skating rink in the early 80's when I was playing for the Dandy Black hawks & I met them all long before they where even heard of.

[growler2058]

Manic Monday? Hazy Shade of Winter (cover)? Annnnd that about sees out their hits!!! But yeah, she was a little arousing for teenage boys of the era ....

Just googled to find the song it was Eternal Flame.... "say my name, sun shines through the rain now my heart surrounds you to come and ease the pain...............ah the bangles and the back seat of a torana hahahahahjahahahahahahahhahahahHa memories glad wifey can't see em

[patch697]

Just googled to find the song it was Eternal Flame.... "say my name, sun shines through the rain now my heart surrounds you to come and ease the pain...............ah the bangles and the back seat of a torana hahahahahjahahahahahahahhahahahHa memories glad wifey can't see em

Remember them well..... Even the "in a Torana" part........lol

[nowoolies]

is there 4 hours worth of their music???

i down loaded 1 song of dire straight`s and got every thing Mark Knophler ever recorded about 24 hours of music
did you`s know he was a Irish folk singer song wrighter

[growler2058]

i down loaded 1 song of dire straight`s and got every thing Mark Knophler ever recorded about 24 hours of music
did you`s know he was a Irish folk singer song wrighter

hahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Nah had no oidea mate

[patch697]

Remember them well..... Even the "in a Torana" part........lol

Are you for real?????

Your tugging our chain here.ain't ya????????

[patch697]

I youtubed Sabrina "boys boys boys" last night and still cant get that video clip out of my head! LOL! What a cracker!

Errr, dont watch it if you are female or have a dicky ticker!

hahahahaha...... Wise words old mate..............hahahahahaha

From what I remember it was banned here in the 80's & considering how prudish we were back then, its not hard to understand why......lol

I think she's Italian from memory also but I'd have to check on that......

No matter where she came from she's still a looker...............lol


Edit: Sabrina Salerno born 15 March 1968 in Genoa, Italy

[patch697]

Fleetwood mac.

More of a late 70's band but they where nothing short of brilliant in the 80's as well & there music still to this very day.

[patch697]

Didnt Samantha Fox release a single too?? Hahahahahahaha. Who knows if she could sing, but who cared!!

OK sorry for these hijacks, its my youth coming out again and getting carried away with all the 80's godesses! I'll shutup now. LOL!

You may think you will but I plan on throwing you right back down memory lane so bloody good luck with the shutting up bit.................hahahahahaha

Her song was called "Touch me" by the way.....How very fitting..............hahahahahaha

[MudRunnerTD]

Didnt Samantha Fox release a single too?? Hahahahahahaha. Who knows if she could sing, but who cared!!

OK sorry for these hijacks, its my youth coming out again and getting carried away with all the 80's godesses! I'll shutup now. LOL!

Ban Him ^^^

You just wrecked the 80s memory for me!! (she looked damn fine on the 3rd page but had no place on MTV)


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I stood 10 back from the centre of the stage for Bruce Springsteen's Born in the USA!! I will NEVER forget it!

The first International band i ever went to see was when i was in year 7, i came back from the year 7 camp with U2s GLORIA in my head and had to see them. I bought the tickets 2 days before the concert and got late release tickets up the side of the stage at the old glass house. 12 rows from the stage and U2 played their "Under a Blood Red Sky tour!" It was History, I will Never forget it. I have seen them a dozen times or more since but that one was special. I got Front row leaning on the stage for the recent U2 360 tour at Edihad. WOW!

Sorry, Hacked your thread. you can have it back now