no country for old wainds Active Member Nov 23, 2002 26,680 9,655 113 Mar 14, 2018 #101 surely 1967-1969 is fine, those were huge years and i was looking forward to doing those. thx to grumbles for doing this and even breaking out a metal paddy quote. Reactions: Omni
surely 1967-1969 is fine, those were huge years and i was looking forward to doing those. thx to grumbles for doing this and even breaking out a metal paddy quote.
T Talos of Atmora Active Member Aug 4, 2016 2,795 2,869 113 Mar 14, 2018 #102 Damn, missed this one. Ah, well. I'd like 1976 or something like that.
O Omni User Apr 1, 2008 6,762 2,281 113 Mar 14, 2018 #103 I'm pleased with the results of this list. Thanks, @Serjeant Grumbles!
mutantllama Active Member Nov 24, 2005 13,847 512 113 32 Maine Mar 14, 2018 #104 no country for old wainds said: surely 1967-1969 is fine, those were huge years and i was looking forward to doing those. thx to grumbles for doing this and even breaking out a metal paddy quote. Click to expand... fuckin metalpaddy bruv Reactions: no country for old wainds
no country for old wainds said: surely 1967-1969 is fine, those were huge years and i was looking forward to doing those. thx to grumbles for doing this and even breaking out a metal paddy quote. Click to expand... fuckin metalpaddy bruv
Oblivious Maximus I am the worm Nov 5, 2003 7,483 2,831 113 Serving time in the middle of nowhere Mar 14, 2018 #105 Never released there were so many fellow Kate Bush fans here. A great thing, of course. Reactions: CiG and Omni
Bloopy Active Member Feb 10, 2008 2,959 1,896 113 New Zealand www.bloopy.org Mar 15, 2018 #106 no country for old wainds said: surely 1967-1969 is fine, those were huge years and i was looking forward to doing those. Click to expand... I only know about 12 albums each from '67 and '68 but doing those years would be a good excuse to discover more, so I'm game. Reactions: no country for old wainds
no country for old wainds said: surely 1967-1969 is fine, those were huge years and i was looking forward to doing those. Click to expand... I only know about 12 albums each from '67 and '68 but doing those years would be a good excuse to discover more, so I'm game.
Vegard Pompey ALLY TO GOOD, NIGHTMARE TO YOU Feb 26, 2008 5,044 3,763 113 Duwang Mar 15, 2018 #107 I might actually participate in a 60s poll. Reactions: CiG
CiG Harbinger of Metal May 22, 2015 48,948 27,892 113 36 The Wildflower State rateyourmusic.com Jun 7, 2023 #108 Blah blah 1985: 1. The Pogues - Rum Sodomy & the Lash Favourite song: "I'm a Man You Don't Meet Every Day" 2. The Cure - The Head on the Door Favourite song: "Six Different Ways" 3. John Fogerty - Centerfield Favourite song: "Rock and Roll Girls" 4. Rites of Spring - Rites of Spring Favourite song: "End on End" 5. Robert Palmer - Riptide Favourite song: "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" 6. GG Allin & the Scumfucs - You'll Never Tame Me Favourite song: "Bite It You Scum" 7. Divinyls - What a Life! Favourite song: "Pleasure & Pain" 8. Loreena McKennitt - Elemental Favourite song: "Stolen Child" 9. The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy Favourite song: "In a Hole" 10. Black Flag - Loose Nut Favourite song: "Sinking" Reactions: no country for old wainds
Blah blah 1985: 1. The Pogues - Rum Sodomy & the Lash Favourite song: "I'm a Man You Don't Meet Every Day" 2. The Cure - The Head on the Door Favourite song: "Six Different Ways" 3. John Fogerty - Centerfield Favourite song: "Rock and Roll Girls" 4. Rites of Spring - Rites of Spring Favourite song: "End on End" 5. Robert Palmer - Riptide Favourite song: "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" 6. GG Allin & the Scumfucs - You'll Never Tame Me Favourite song: "Bite It You Scum" 7. Divinyls - What a Life! Favourite song: "Pleasure & Pain" 8. Loreena McKennitt - Elemental Favourite song: "Stolen Child" 9. The Jesus and Mary Chain - Psychocandy Favourite song: "In a Hole" 10. Black Flag - Loose Nut Favourite song: "Sinking"