Music eras

[carlos21]

Be a while mate. Living up in Scotland and hate scousers and Liverpool x

Hahaha.

 

[Blue 1]

he doesn’t like to talk about it, but @maccavennie wrote songs for chaka demus and pliers

"Murder She Wrote" is a stone cold classic, in fairness. Still fills dancefloors today.

I'm not one to brag as you know Jimmy, but I once did sign a Turin Brakes poster as the fan with the poster thought I'd just walked off the stage and was in their band.

Who are Turin Brakes I hear people ask.

Exactly!

Went to see someone like The Bluetones or Mansun during the '90s and some random girl said me and my friend Steve looked like we were in a band, and Steve said "yeah, we're in a band called Hedge, my name's Pigeon", and she asked him to sign her ticket lol

 

[maccavennie]

"Murder She Wrote" is a stone cold classic, in fairness. Still fills dancefloors today.

Went to see someone like The Bluetones or Mansun during the '90s and some random girl said me and my friend Steve looked like we were in a band, and Steve said "yeah, we're in a band called Hedge, my name's Pigeon", and she asked him to sign her ticket lol

lol boss little stories like that mate. Used to love Mansun as well

 

[COYBL25]

Mid to late 80’s all day.

The Liverpool music scene was bouncing, boss clobber, all aligned with the best club team in world footy at the time.

What a time to be alive.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

lol boss little stories like that mate. Used to love Mansun as well

I think the singer went weird. Can only remember 1 song

 

[maccavennie]

I think the singer went weird. Can only remember 1 song

They all go weird in the end Jimmy lol

 

[Cecil]

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Some absolute BANGERS there.

Hit after hit after hit after hit. An absolute classic year.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Hit after hit after hit after hit. An absolute classic year.

I’d forgotten about that back slapping, scuff version of Perfect Day with that lass from M People making a total racket at the end. One of the worst cover versions of all time.

 

[Old Blue 2]

1960s, no contest. Kicked the door in as regards originality in music for EVERYTHING that followed since...

 

[Cecil]

I’d forgotten about that back slapping, scuff version of Perfect Day with that lass from M People making a total racket at the end. One of the worst cover versions of all time.

All jokes aside though, 1997 had these album releases:

Blur
Dig Your Own Hole
Homework
OK Computer
The Fat of The Land
Wu-Tang Forever
Be Here Now

As a 9 year old just getting in to music it was the best.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

All jokes aside though, 1997 had these album releases:

Blur
Dig Your Own Hole
Homework
OK Computer
The Fat of The Land
Wu-Tang Forever
Be Here Now

As a 9 year old just getting in to music it was the best.

I’ll give you Ok computer and Blur maybe. Wu-Tang forever is often overlooked as well.
Be Here Now is one of the worst things I’ve heard. Very funny looking back at all the music journos giving it 10/10 at the time.
I like a couple of tracks of Fat of the Land but thought that sound dated quickly along with that Chemical brothers album.
A mate of mine shagged one of the lads from daft punk. That’s all I’ve got to say on the matter.
1997. A review. By Jimmy Jeffers off GOT.

 

[mmmmsnouts]

I think the last 5-10 years has been where pop music has really moved away from being about words and music, to only being about the beat. I can't stand any more tunes with autotune lyrics, and drums and bass that rattle your eardrums.

 

[Cecil]

I’ll give you Ok computer and Blur maybe. Wu-Tang forever is often overlooked as well.
Be Here Now is one of the worst things I’ve heard. Very funny looking back at all the music journos giving it 10/10 at the time.
I like a couple of tracks of Fat of the Land but thought that sound dated quickly along with that Chemical brothers album.
A mate of mine shagged one of the lads from daft punk. That’s all I’ve got to say on the matter.
1997. A review. By Jimmy Jeffers off GOT.

My everlasting moment of ‘97 is me mum waking me and me dad up when we were on holiday in Majorca to tell us Diana had died. Me dad wasn’t pleased.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

My everlasting moment of ‘97 is me mum waking me and me dad up when we were on holiday in Majorca to tell us Diana had died. Me dad wasn’t pleased.

I was staying at a random house and some lass walked in and said she was dead and I didn’t believe them as someone had told us prince andrew was dead the previous Sunday.

 

[Cecil]

I was staying at a random house and some lass walked in and said she was dead and I didn’t believe them as someone had told us prince andrew was dead the previous Sunday.

We went kayaking the day of her funeral and it sank. A fitting tribute to the many men who went down on her.