What in the actual fuck

[Horse]

anything new since 1976

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

Pre-punk?

Nah, I'm sure the Pistols were around before then. I can remember gig reviews in NME.

[gremlin]

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

Pre-punk?

Pre post-punk power pop?

Pffft.

Dusseldorf house-techno-funk-fusion jazz.

[Yorick]

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...

Late 70s early 80s in Bradford was amazing.
We all had long hair but we went to the mod pubs, the Ska pubs, punk pubs and rock pubs
All bouncing but no fighting

[mangocrazy]

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

Pre-punk?

Nah, I'm sure the Pistols were around before then. I can remember gig reviews in NME.

Yebbut they didn't arrive in the public consciousness until December 1976 on the Today show with Bill Grundy.

[Horse]

Pre-punk?

Nah, I'm sure the Pistols were around before then. I can remember gig reviews in NME.

Yebbut they didn't arrive in the public consciousness until December 1976 on the Today show with Bill Grundy.

I'd like to emphasise that I make no claims about being a trend setter

[rodbargee]

[Count Steer]

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.

Kind of got drawn in as following Cabaret Voltaire they got more 'dance' but the rise of the independents like Rough Trade and Factory was But even back in 'mod' days when Motown was all the rage the labels like Chess and Stax were the engine room. It's like the music industry has tiers...there's the fluff on the top and the good stuff underneath. Awards ceremonies seem to be all fluff...because it shifts units.

[Taipan]

Sammy boy broke with these singles which were hard to avoid if you had the (music) radio on.

[mangocrazy]

Kind of got drawn in as following Cabaret Voltaire they got more 'dance' but the rise of the independents like Rough Trade and Factory was But even back in 'mod' days when Motown was all the rage the labels like Chess and Stax were the engine room. It's like the music industry has tiers...there's the fluff on the top and the good stuff underneath. Awards ceremonies seem to be all fluff...because it shifts units.

I noticed (peripherally) that Wet Leg got an award at the Brits. If so, they're one of the few non-manufactured bands to have risen to the heady heights of awards ceremonies without being fluff-tastic.

[Count Steer]

Kind of got drawn in as following Cabaret Voltaire they got more 'dance' but the rise of the independents like Rough Trade and Factory was But even back in 'mod' days when Motown was all the rage the labels like Chess and Stax were the engine room. It's like the music industry has tiers...there's the fluff on the top and the good stuff underneath. Awards ceremonies seem to be all fluff...because it shifts units.

I noticed (peripherally) that Wet Leg got an award at the Brits. If so, they're one of the few non-manufactured bands to have risen to the heady heights of awards ceremonies without being fluff-tastic.

I will investigate.

[KungFooBob]

On the chaise longue, on the chaise longue, on the chaise longue
All day long, on the chaise longue

[mangocrazy]

[MrLongbeard]

Sheesh, and y'all rip me for liking country

[JackyJoll]

Sheesh, and y'all rip me for liking country

“Ah gawt drunk the day mah maw got outta prison…”

[Taipan]

Sheesh, and y'all rip me for liking country

“Ah gawt drunk the day mah maw got outta prison…”

Cletus Creek and the CrawDads?

[MrLongbeard]

Sheesh, and y'all rip me for liking country

“Ah gawt drunk the day mah maw got outta prison…”

[JackyJoll]

Sheesh, and y'all rip me for liking country

“Ah gawt drunk the day mah maw got outta prison…”

Cletus Creek and the CrawDads?

And a poor crippled orphan, named Joe.

[Felix]

And a poor crippled orphan, named Joe.

Aw FFS we are all going to get accused of being Crippleists now and taking the piss out poor folk and orphans.

[Mr Moofo]

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.

Kind of got drawn in as following Cabaret Voltaire they got more 'dance' but the rise of the independents like Rough Trade and Factory was But even back in 'mod' days when Motown was all the rage the labels like Chess and Stax were the engine room. It's like the music industry has tiers...there's the fluff on the top and the good stuff underneath. Awards ceremonies seem to be all fluff...because it shifts units.

And Atlantic label soul (so Northern Soul in essence). Strangely, I arrived at a love for old Motown, Stax and Atlantic via Dexys Midnight Runners! (First album, not later crap)

[gremlin]

Sheesh, and y'all rip me for liking country

Clean your ears out, we actually said 'We all rip you for being like a cunt'.