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Old 04-02-2012, 11:41   #46
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Re: Punk heralded the death of pop

Yeah it's kind of ironic really, Roger Daltry, out of that little know band The Who, used to do a global advert for American Express.
While John Lyndon, of the Sex Pistols, world famous..... Does a Country Life advert............

Last year, we landed in Goose Bay, Canada, on our way to Jacksonville (to pick some golfers up, for the Volvo Golf Championship, we have not got the endurance to fly to the USA non stop), our Engineer and I were speaking to the refuler, he asked where we where from and we said Leeds, he immediately replied, I have heard of Leeds, The Who did a album, Live at Leeds. Made me laugh if not our engineer. I could not imagine a similar thing happening with punk
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Old 04-02-2012, 14:04   #47
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You know Jay, I could not agree more.
Pop music has never gone away, there are more people listening to it every day.
The Beatles are selling albums every day, they last recorded together in 1970.
On the other side of the coin, punk music has all but gone from everyday life.
Your wrong - Johnnie Rotten was on the BBC one show Last year! Also this year there was a program on BBC 3 about 1977 and the punks on top of the pops also several programs on Nirvana who were inpired by punk and a form of punk!
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Old 04-02-2012, 14:29   #48
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Last year..........................
Yet there are dedicated Music Channels for Pop, Rock, Heavy Metal, Classic Rock on 24 hours per day.
Punk is dead, long live the King.
Anyway, I thought you had, had enough of us....
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Old 04-02-2012, 19:53   #49
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All this hate and drugs....life is short. Love is the way.



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Old 04-02-2012, 19:58   #50
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Old 04-02-2012, 20:09   #51
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So much fer "friggin' in the riggin" and "God save 'er Maj"
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Old 04-02-2012, 20:20   #52
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Don't know Jay, Trevor Horn, the guy with glasses, was in Yes, but then again he did give us Frankie Goes to Hollywood........
"Clever" Trevor Horn also produced this with Punk Supremo; Malcolm McLaren after the sex pistols...

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Old 04-02-2012, 20:28   #53
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Jeez that is serious crap.
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Old 04-02-2012, 20:53   #54
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I forgot about Duck Rock, which was not punk, but hip hop.
I never said he was clever. What point are you trying to make?
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Heard he'd sent this as his curriculum to the producers of Downton, for the position of Valet to his Lordship...

Lovely tweeds - not a safety pin in sight!

Rotten luck -if they don't give him a chance.
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I forgot about Duck Rock, which was not punk, but hip hop.
I never said he was clever. What point are you trying to make?
I never said it was punk. If you recall the Rock n' Roll Swindle near the end there were some black guys dancing, I don't recall exact detail now but it was like McLaren knew what was going to be big next that was Hip Hop - I don't know what you think but I think Trevor Horn is a genius of production and McLaren very clever - that is the point I was making!
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Jeez that is serious crap.
he he he! Some say Jackson Pollock is a genius - others just say "serious crap!"
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he he he! Some say Jackson Pollock is a genius - others just say "serious crap!"
Quite like some of stuff Pollock produced, very interesting to me, but then Abstract aint proper art.
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Old 04-02-2012, 22:07   #59
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I wish you had said so, Yes they were both very clever in their chosen fields.
I had forgotten the end of the Rock n' Roll Swindle.
thanks for that
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Old 10-02-2012, 20:39   #60
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More Frankie - been researching 1984 music. This is a classic, beautiful music and lyric. Found this version live from the San Remo Festival 1985 - the festival will be on shortly.

frankie goes to hollywood the power of love - Bing Video

Love is danger, love is pleasure, love is pure the only treasure...wise words

Howard Jones is pure pop from 1984 loved this one too!


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