RobotWars101

ohh and while im here, check out the dunwell brothers band, they are 39th in the charts atm and, oddly anough, mates with tom armitage (team xtream robotics)

Team Orr wrote:flock of seagulls anyone?

Hell yeah! I grew up on all that new romantic / synth pop stuff! Silly haircuts and dubious name aside, "I Ran" is still a great song (IMO - and I'm entitled to it )

BeligerAnt wrote:

Team Orr wrote:flock of seagulls anyone?

Hell yeah! I grew up on all that new romantic / synth pop stuff! Silly haircuts and dubious name aside, "I Ran" is still a great song (IMO - and I'm entitled to it )

I'd have to agree with you there

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoGcH2L68Mg

Just put your feet up and listen. If it doesn't give you tingles you are cold and heartless

Now I'm all in favour of varied styles of music, but "Mandy" by Barry Manilow ???

It takes a brave person to stick their head above the parapet with that one!

(BTW I grew up having to listen to this - and Cliff Richard - my dear Mum's favourites!)

Jonathan, have you checked out Mantovani?

Simon

Nathan Windisch wrote:my fav bands:Gorillaz, The Prodigy and La Roux! 8)

my fav albums:Fat Of The Land, The La Roux Album and Demon Days! 8)

my fav songs:Thriller, Beat It, In For The Kill, Breathe, Diesel Power and Firestarter! 8)

All good.
You have a good sense in music!

Actually Gary I just watched it on Youtube and it wasn't as bad as I remembered but then I haven't got the sound working yet since I rebuilt my old PC.
My mum was into Val Doonigan and my sister was into country.
One heart warming LP (thats like a big black CD) was "When Tragedy Stuck" in which someone or some animal died on every track.
Tracks such as "Old Shep" and "There's a little box of pine on the 7:29 bringing back a lost sheep to the fold".

No I havn't heard heard of Mantovani, tell me more.