Music

[tori]

Julie,your hubby is one lucky fella indeed!! If i pluck up enough courage to go to ff manchester i will gladly bring along my beloved 80's cd's ! I didnt see shane mcgowan last yr,but my friend did,and she said he could barely string a full song together,but none the less he was still fab!! [:D]x

[Julie]

Tori -he's one lucky fella to have found me [:D]

[tori]

Ha ha,i often say the very same thing to my oh!! [;)][:D]x

[Wizzard]

I wish I'd married someone like Beyonce or even Ruby Murray. Hell I'd even go for Amy Whingehouse. Not because I fancy any of them ... its just me car radio doesn' work at the moment. But when it is I love everything from heavy metal to country and western. the last thing I was listening to was Floyds The Wall. I also have Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds on standby for when I get re tooled.

[tori]

Ray,you are so funny! pink floyd's the wall is a classic album.we went to see roger waters last year and it was ace.cant beat the classic's!!.. [:D]x

[moretolife]

my decade was the 70s...i fell in love with the local DJ.....so i was able to get into all the cool discos in town as the "deejays bird!"
my OHs initials are CJ...he was known in the trade as CJ the DJ...how cringemaking that sounds now...but heavens how fab it was in 1972...

war of the worlds is also one of my favs...had it in original vinyl..but more recently bought the double cd....my most memorable live gig...was seeing marc bolan..(T-rex)...and in later years seeing chris de burgh as he was touring with his album..."crusader" another fav to this day...ho ho..this is memory lane tonight

[kallis3]

I will pretty much listen to most things (apart from country and western and jazz - detest both of those!)

Rarely listen to the radio at home, or in the car as I have the CD on, which at the moment has three Led Zeppelin, 2 home made compilation ones and Joe Bonammassa.

At work I have a DAB radio and tune into Planet Rock which I love. Lots of classics like Floyd, Genesis, Queen, AC/DC, Metallica etc. etc.

I shall be putting out the hints for a pure highway dab radio for the car for Christmas.

[tori]

I bet that was sooo cool in the 70's mtl.i would have loved to have lived through the 60's and 70's just for the music! but wasnt even born until 1977!! my mum had war of the worlds on record! i remember it very well,as she put it on as background music when i brought my first boyfriend round[:I]AND jean michael jarre!?! i was sooo embarassed![:I]x

[Wizzard]

Mrs Wizz's favourite all time track is Forever Autumn from War of the Worlds. I video'd the live performance of War of the Worlds and I still like to put it on of a morning when I've packed off Mrs Wizz to the salt mine. If no one has yet seen it it is superb.

Gotta go ... nite nite

[debtmountain]

I agree with Mrs Wizz, Ray. Forever Autumn is a classic, Love The Moody Blues Nights in White Satin as well [:)]

Nighty Nite Ray

xx

[moretolife]

oh my goodness...knights in white satin.!!! wouldnt like to tell you what memory that brings to mind.....

[Skippy]

One of the best concerts I've ever been to was Tom Jones at Wembley years go - I didn't really want to go as I wasn't keen on him, but he was fantastic and I was converted!

There are a few people I'd love to have seen live - Queen (but only with Freddie Mercury) and Ian Dury spring to mind.

I'd love to see Bruce Springsteen and the Pogues as well, so hopefully I'll manage that!

One of my favourite bands is the Saw Doctors - has anyone else heard of them?

[freelili]

For me it really depends what mood in am in but at the moment its leona lewis, bens brother, anything by Will Young, and James Morrison. Tiny bit of classical but only by Josh Grojan.

Cant stand punk and country and weston.

[kallis3]

Not too fussed on classical, particularly at work as I find I can't concentrate for some reason.

Don't mind some 60's as that is my era, 70's I wasn't overly enamoured with. 80's and 90's I like (I used to really love MTV), and some of todays stuff.

[Skippy]

I love country music (much to Dave's horror!) as I was brought up on it - my dad was a big country fan. Johnny Cash is my favourite - don't all laugh!