Reply With QuoteI'll never forget the moment in 1977 when the stylus landed on that vinyl for the first time and that song blasted out.Originally Posted by SWv2
Oh fúck it, any excuse really.
Nerves getting to you before tonight, s?
I'll never forget the moment in 1977 when the stylus landed on that vinyl for the first time and that song blasted out.Oh fúck it, any excuse really.
The Jam were a very good pub band with a few decent tunes.
They are everywhere mate with their stupid fúcking horns and bells.
Marked man you are b.
No-one expects the Trans Global Express Inquisition.
Me,Ciaran Óg,few of his mates,box of beer or 2,pizzas and down the pub to celebrate.What could possibly go wrong?
But like the other really really good punk-era band i just mentioned, they had both been doing their own thing for years, and just sped up what they were playing when punk came along.
Of course it depends what punk is defined as. For some it was posturing with safety pins, for others, playing at 100pmh. For me it was an energetic rebellion expressed through music.
Last edited by Ash; 11-14-2017 at 03:48 PM.
I said they were a very good pub bandWhat more do you want?
Yeah but the music was a bit sh1t and the rebellion seemed to end with most of them sat in a dark room with a needle in their arms.
Well,you could have mentioned Weller's monkey boots on the sleeve of AMC for a start.I said they were a very good pub band
Monkey boots :sigh:
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