What in the actual fuck

[Mr. Dazzle]

Most of us were young once and must have numerous crimes against fashion driven by the popular culture of the times.

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[Mr Moofo]

He has got you all taking about him ...

[Taipan]

More of a shock than his outfit, is there are people out there that hadn't heard of him before? There's more Radio4 listeners on here than previously thought! As I'm young at heart and down with the yoof, I like to listen to radio stations that play songs from the hit parade!

[gremlin]

More of a shock than his outfit, is there are people out there that hadn't heard of him before? There's more Radio4 listeners on here than previously thought! As I'm young at heart and down with the yoof, I like to listen to radio stations that play songs from the hit parade!

Bangin' chooon.


(albeit with the inflatable Smithy lad only featuring)

What you need to remember, Tiepin, is that most of the people on here haven't listened to anything new since 1976 and if it doesn't feature three blokes in faded denim with guitars and long hair, then it doesn't count as acceptable.

[Mussels]

More of a shock than his outfit, is there are people out there that hadn't heard of him before? There's more Radio4 listeners on here than previously thought! As I'm young at heart and down with the yoof, I like to listen to radio stations that play songs from the hit parade!

Nope never heard of him, I have teenage kids and I'm more familiar than I'd like with BTS.

[JackyJoll]

I’ll believe he’s famous when I hear him on the Third Programme.

[cheb]

More of a shock than his outfit, is there are people out there that hadn't heard of him before? There's more Radio4 listeners on here than previously thought! As I'm young at heart and down with the yoof, I like to listen to radio stations that play songs from the hit parade!

As one of them it's likely because I rarely listen to any radio stations, too full of prattling DJs. Nor do I was watch much broadcast news, I prefer to read it.

If the hit parade appealed to people like me it then they'd be doing it wrong.

[Taipan]

My favourite so far!

[wull]

His chest area looks like Darth Vader.

[wull]

[DefTrap]

My favourite so far!

Certainly, in that outfit, nobody is focusing on how much of a chunky-monkey he is.

[Felix]

Apparently his wee dug went missing and there is a £3k reward for its safe return

[636mick]

More of a shock than his outfit, is there are people out there that hadn't heard of him before? There's more Radio4 listeners on here than previously thought! As I'm young at heart and down with the yoof, I like to listen to radio stations that play songs from the hit parade!

Radio Caroline is back on air broadcasting nationally but aimed at Essex! Actually, it’s not bad.

[Count Steer]

What you need to remember, Tiepin, is that most of the people on here haven't listened to anything new since 1976 and if it doesn't feature three blokes in faded denim with guitars and long hair, then it doesn't count as acceptable.

1976? Interesting and quite specific choice of year. Any particular reason?

[mangocrazy]

What you need to remember, Tiepin, is that most of the people on here haven't listened to anything new since 1976 and if it doesn't feature three blokes in faded denim with guitars and long hair, then it doesn't count as acceptable.

1976? Interesting and quite specific choice of year. Any particular reason?

Pre-punk?

[Count Steer]

What you need to remember, Tiepin, is that most of the people on here haven't listened to anything new since 1976 and if it doesn't feature three blokes in faded denim with guitars and long hair, then it doesn't count as acceptable.

1976? Interesting and quite specific choice of year. Any particular reason?

Pre-punk?

Dunno mon ami but I found lots of stuff to go and listen to after 1976. The 90s were a bit bleak in some ways but, like most decades, if you avoided 'pop' and the 'top ten' there was stuff to shake a feather to. Pretty much like now really, if you duck the confections that get
'Industry' awards which appear to be the very definition of 'circle jerk' people are still out there trying to make good music. The 'industry' actually seems to be less important, less relevant and less interesting than ever. Hey ho...some still like their 'top of the pops' stuff.

[mangocrazy]

Agree completely. As long as you have a working set of ears attached to a brain that is prepared to investigate the path less trodden you will always be rewarded. I very occasionally like something mainstream, but it's the exception rather than the rule.

[JackyJoll]

What you need to remember, Tiepin, is that most of the people on here haven't listened to anything new since 1976 and if it doesn't feature three blokes in faded denim with guitars and long hair, then it doesn't count as acceptable.

1976? Interesting and quite specific choice of year. Any particular reason?

Pre-punk?

Pre post-punk power pop?

[mangocrazy]

The 90s were a bit bleak in some ways but, like most decades, if you avoided 'pop' and the 'top ten' there was stuff to shake a feather to.

The 90s were the decade that I 'got' electronic dance music; techno, house, breakbeat, drum and bass. I had some of the best times of my life on the dance floor in that decade. They were also the years when I put the most amount of miles on bikes and did the majority of the track days I've done. I'd happily go back to the '90s...