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Old 23-09-2011, 17:46   #16
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Re: The end of REM

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You do make inappropriate assumptions don't you.
I support no political party and vote for none of them.
I did pay union subs for the 35 years I worked.

In return - am I allowed to presume that you have nazi friends?
Really ? My comment was about a particular character, who by his very own comments shows leanings & attributes of a labour unionist (that being the gist of my comment with just a hint of humour)

Yes you can (assume), as that seems to be the view of some Brits to the German populace. Having lived here for a few years I've met quite a few Germans all with a variety of viewpoints & attitudes, but I choose who I associate with.
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Old 23-09-2011, 17:48   #17
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You do make inappropriate assumptions don't you.
I support no political party and vote for none of them.
I did pay union subs for the 35 years I worked.

In return - am I allowed to presume that you have nazi friends?
Think you'll find Dave was on about C'monstanley Margaret
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Old 01-10-2011, 23:47   #18
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Quite liked REM but preferred Miracle Legion, who were often compared to them at the time.

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Old 02-10-2011, 01:53   #19
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Re: The end of REM

was at milton keynes bowl june 1984 to see U2.longest day !!!
r.e.m. were unkown support and didnt bother with them much...

years later i liked them,the album 'green' and the big hit album after..then automatic album made them massive..'man on the moon' ended up has a film ( about liaka from taxi show,great wierd film ).Anyway no one has died here
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Old 03-10-2011, 17:20   #20
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Old 03-10-2011, 17:24   #21
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BBC News - REM: The band that defined, then eclipsed college rock

REM have decided to call it a day after 31 years, I have to say I liked some of their stuff but didn't actually buy any of the albums
It was 2005 they were on in Hyde Park and I accidently got caught up outside the gig with my girlfriend in the park - heard all their hits and for some bizzare reason all the main roads were blocked off and there was no traffic running down Park lane - was like the city shut down!
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Old 03-10-2011, 17:29   #22
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A true indie band from start to finish, even in stadiums. They leave an important fingerprint on the world of music and I'm sure we won't see the end of their individual endeavours just yet.
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Old 03-10-2011, 17:35   #23
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It was 2005 they were on in Hyde Park and I accidently got caught up outside the gig with my girlfriend in the park - heard all their hits and for some bizzare reason all the main roads were blocked off and there was no traffic running down Park lane - was like the city shut down!
A totally worthwhile experience them
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