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Gordon Booth · 14-10-2011, 19:02

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

I think I'll stop there as I'm getting romantic.

Please do Bob, we are MEN after all.
I hope more ladies tell us, it would be interesting to see if their memories are triggered in a different way.

walkinman221 · 14-10-2011, 19:10

Living on a prayer Bon Jovi was on the juke boxes and played by djs all over accy 1986 when i first started on the lash proper , nothing quite like a big brawl in the Broadway with living on a prayer as the sound track happy days. But also These arms of mine Otis redding first record i ever bought still have it somewhere 1980 i was 10, FANTASTIC.

garinda · 14-10-2011, 19:13

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Originally Posted by walkinman221

Living on a prayer Bon Jovi was on the juke boxes and played by djs all over accy 1986 when i first started on the lash proper , nothing quite like a big brawl in the Broadway with living on a prayer as the sound track happy days. But also These arms of mine Otis redding first record i ever bought still have it somewhere 1980 i was 10, FANTASTIC.

Ten in 1980.

On the lash in '86.

I've just reported this thread.

You'll shortly receive a knock on the door, and be arrested for underage drinking.

jaysay · 14-10-2011, 19:14

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Originally Posted by walkinman221

Living on a prayer Bon Jovi was on the juke boxes and played by djs all over accy 1986 when i first started on the lash proper , nothing quite like a big brawl in the Broadway with living on a prayer as the sound track happy days. But also These arms of mine Otis redding first record i ever bought still have it somewhere 1980 i was 10, FANTASTIC.

1986 WM they're nout but a lad

walkinman221 · 14-10-2011, 19:32

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Originally Posted by jaysay

1986 WM they're nout but a lad

I know john only 41 feeling 101

walkinman221 · 14-10-2011, 19:34

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Originally Posted by garinda

Ten in 1980.

On the lash in '86.

I've just reported this thread.

You'll shortly receive a knock on the door, and be arrested for underage drinking.

Drat i have got away with it for all these years now it looks like the "big house " for me

Sara · 14-10-2011, 19:55

My sweet Lord and (I beg your pardon i never promised you a) Rose Garden. As soon as i hear either of them two i always remember being rushed into hospital, with a burst appendix.

Gordon Booth · 14-10-2011, 20:00

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Originally Posted by Sara

My sweet Lord and (I beg your pardon i never promised you a) Rose Garden. As soon as i hear either of them two i always remember being rushed into hospital, with a burst appendix.

Come on, Sara, there must be a song that brings back happy memories of someone or something!

Sara · 14-10-2011, 20:22

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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth

Come on, Sara, there must be a song that brings back happy memories of someone or something!

Oh there are quite a few Gordon. Daisy Daisy, reminds me of our honeymoon in Austria in 1984. Used to visit a bar and that was the only song in English that the entertainer could sing. Also kept singing River Deep Mountain High in my head, when my husband, son, daughter and myself went white water rafting a few years ago. Scary as hell but brilliant, would love to do it again. Another is American Pie, which reminds me of spending Millenuim New Years Eve my family and friends. There are a few more, but would be here for half the night if i continued. So will leave them for another day.

heth · 15-10-2011, 01:32

Anything by the Carpenters but in particular "Close to You" by them.

Takes me back to being a kid and listening to my Mum sing along while I was playing and she was doing the housework.

What I would give to go back there sometimes.

MITZY · 24-10-2011, 18:03

Moon River reminds me of my friends sister but not really sure why, cause she lived in Jersey and I never actually met her.

littlepom · 24-10-2011, 20:20

1956 - on a wind up gramophone - Nat King Cole, "When I Fall In Love"

groove · 25-10-2011, 07:12

When Groove hears any song he usually remembers what he was doing when he first heard that song, like a soundtrack to his life...Groove thinks music is very evocative, like smells.

Barrie Yates · 25-10-2011, 11:51

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Originally Posted by littlepom

1956 - on a wind up gramophone - Nat King Cole, "When I Fall In Love"

No prizes for guessing who the winder-upper was (Nudge nudge

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emamum · 25-10-2011, 13:24

Tylers song is "you are my sunshine"
Graces is "its all about you"
Jonahs is "banana banana"

amazed by lonestar is our wedding song, pachelbells canon is the song i walked down the aisle to

James-sit down reminds me of my sister in law because we used to dance to it at the disco when we were teenagers

"summer of 69" reminds me of my late auntie, she loved that song as she met my uncle in the summer of 69