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- Thread starter GrandOldTeam
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Absolute rammer. Gutted I couldnt see him at that time before he got old and fat.
efcjames
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Saw him at Download last year, proper funny seeing him melt in the sun
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
That lead singer's voice has always got on my tits, and this is a fine example.
....Green Day - ‘wake me up when September ends’.
Lovely song about a particularly poignant moment in the writers life, but also appropriate for us Evertonians at the moment.
Lovely song about a particularly poignant moment in the writers life, but also appropriate for us Evertonians at the moment.
We have an 80's-ish radio station on in the office in work and this song comes on every now and then. I'm all for the camp, overblown stuff in the 80's but this, in particular the last minute or so, is absolutely horrendous.
I proper cant condone a song which uses the lyrics "hip hop hoorayaye" and then rhymes it with "yippee yi yippee yi yay yay". Truly awful songwriting and is well within a shout for the worst song of the 80's.
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This ABSOLUTE BANGER, haven't heard it in so long. I'm convinced Dre could drop an album today and still completely decimate hiphop.
Old Blue 2
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The precise guitar playing is a joy to the ears.
Old Blue 2
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And the twin guitars in this one from 1966! Stunning!
Said to be Harrison & McCartney, but I'm inclined to think it's McCartney double tracked. You just don't get two completely different guitar styles meshing so perfectly. Around that time, Harrison's playing was exemplified by 'Act naturally', whereas McCartney's was perfectly shown on 'Taxman' (yes folks, all the lead guitar work on that track is McCartney).
Said to be Harrison & McCartney, but I'm inclined to think it's McCartney double tracked. You just don't get two completely different guitar styles meshing so perfectly. Around that time, Harrison's playing was exemplified by 'Act naturally', whereas McCartney's was perfectly shown on 'Taxman' (yes folks, all the lead guitar work on that track is McCartney).
