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Tony_H
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

caron-a wrote:ting tings!




Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, Caron.
www  New and improved me

Caron-a
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

Tony_H wrote:
caron-a wrote:ting tings!




Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, Caron.


I love it, takes me back to my bow wow wow days!

Tony_H
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

caron-a wrote:
Tony_H wrote:
caron-a wrote:ting tings!




Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, Caron.


I love it, takes me back to my bow wow wow days!


That really cant be a good thing either.
www  New and improved me

Caron-a
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

Tony_H wrote:
caron-a wrote:
Tony_H wrote:
caron-a wrote:ting tings!




Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, Caron.


I love it, takes me back to my bow wow wow days!


That really cant be a good thing either.


I agree, they were cr*p ).

as an aside, have you noticed all the scarves, skinny ties, waistcoasts, etc in the shops. Are we back in the eighties???

Tony_H
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

caron-a wrote:
as an aside, have you noticed all the scarves, skinny ties, waistcoasts, etc in the shops. Are we back in the eighties???


Thats been coming over the past couple of years TBH Caron. Skinny ties were in the shops last summer, and waistcoats have been back in for a couple of years - not my thing really. Cardigans are also very en vogue at the moment. I had a Pringle one back in the mid 80s when Casuals were at their peak; those were great days with all the sports wear breaking into fashion.

I was on youtube the other day looking for old 80s music that I could remember, and found some brilliant stuff:

Simple Minds: New Gold Dream, The American, Love Song
Nu Shooz: I cant wait
Sugar Hill Gang: Rappers Delight
Kim Wilde: Cambodia
Tenpole Tudor: Swords of a thousand men
A Guy called Gerald: Voodoo Ray
Stevie V: Dirty Cash
Loads of Alphaville stuff (I loved Alphaville)
Blondie: Union city blue
Yazoo: Dont Go
Martha & The Muffins: Echo Beach
Lene Lovich: Lucky Numbers
The Passions: I'm in love with a German film star
Mann Parrish: Hip Hop Be Bop Dont Stop
Some Imagination hits

I could go on.....i was like a kid in a sweet shop!!
www  New and improved me

AJ
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

Ahhhhhhhhh Utube,My OH keep`s threatening my favourites with the DELETE button.
The Undertones
Big Country
Japan
Simple Mind`s
Bauhaus
siouxsie and the Banshee`s
Anything that took my ear tbh,Punk,HipHop,New romantic.


AJ Adele

Caron-a
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

Tony_H wrote:
caron-a wrote:
as an aside, have you noticed all the scarves, skinny ties, waistcoasts, etc in the shops. Are we back in the eighties???


Thats been coming over the past couple of years TBH Caron. Skinny ties were in the shops last summer, and waistcoats have been back in for a couple of years - not my thing really. Cardigans are also very en vogue at the moment. I had a Pringle one back in the mid 80s when Casuals were at their peak; those were great days with all the sports wear breaking into fashion.


I've noticed, it's mad, Tears for Fears stuff. The biggest shock was definitely the Big Country scarf!

Tony_H wrote:I was on youtube the other day looking for old 80s music that I could remember, and found some brilliant stuff:

Simple Minds: New Gold Dream, The American, Love Song got it
Nu Shooz: I cant wait
Sugar Hill Gang: Rappers Delight need it
Kim Wilde: Cambodia got it
Tenpole Tudor: Swords of a thousand men need it
A Guy called Gerald: Voodoo Ray
Stevie V: Dirty Cash
Loads of Alphaville stuff (I loved Alphaville)
Blondie: Union city blue got it
Yazoo: Dont Go
Martha & The Muffins: Echo Beach got it
Lene Lovich: Lucky Numbers
The Passions: I'm in love with a German film star got it
Mann Parrish: Hip Hop Be Bop Dont Stop
Some Imagination hits got it

I could go on.....i was like a kid in a sweet shop!!



AJ - don't talk to Tony about Japan, he doesn't get them. they're one of my personal favourites but one of the best songs of the era has to be She Sells Sanctuary by the cult???

Edited 1 time. Last update at 13-Aug-2008

Tony_H
reply to 'Wrist guards'
posted Aug-2008

Theres a difference between not getting them and simply finding them rubbish, which they were.
BTW, Simple Minds early stuff was by far their best: I Travel, Life in a Day, New Gold Dream, Sons and Fascination, etc. Those were the days when Jim Kerr, as Skidaddle so perfectly put it, had hair like a telephone!!!! Then they went all poppy and rubbish.

First gig I went to: Echo & The Bunnymen, De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 1983.

Topic last updated on 15-August-2008 at 09:33