No, that's Burney you're thinking of there.Originally Posted by Ash
Actually, no. It was a revolution that shaped what happened afterwards. As for your opinion as to what is shít, you continuously demonstrate that you live in a binary word where personal taste and subjectivity have no meaning, so ner.
But seriously, did people really like the music? Not the whole effect, I got that too. But the music itself, of itself, on its own.
People really liked it?
Arguably the classic of the genre.No, that's Burney you're thinking of there.
But seriously, did people really like the music? Not the whole effect, I got that too. But the music itself, of itself, on its own.
People really liked it?
Though difficult to deny the 4 singles from NMTB.
You mean The Buzzcocks? Not the television programme.
Of course, New Rose was the first punk single. I prefer this one of theirs though.
Never really warmed to the program as largely I was of the view that Mark Lamarr was a twát.
NMTB, the LP.
4 singles, each a classic, few others decent tunes (New York). Some ****e on it too mind you.
Difficult to argue that AITU or GSTQ are not the definitive songs.
The song I keep returning to is EMI....just wonderfully ****ing brilliant
Holidays in the Sun is still a good one. Pretty Vacant still stands up as well.
Tears for Fears?
Fúck me.
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