Pop Years
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My main music years were 70 to 74, T Rex, The Doors, Eagles, Leo Sayer, Carpenters, Suzi Quatro. I was listening to Galaxy with a bunch of schoolkids at work this afternoon and the music of today just doesn't hit the spot somehow. Could I have been experiencing a senior moment?.
Just been watching that to Gayle it was very good 
Hmm my year? Though I really like the 80's and aquired the nickname 'lil Miss 80's' from friends because of my liking for it, I would say mine was '93 .... I think. I was young, single, carefree and the music out at the time was music to dance to. I only need to hear Real McCoy and it puts me back in the Lar De's.
Thanx Gayle I'm feeling all nostalgic now lol!
Better go and root my old casettes out
Hmm my year? Though I really like the 80's and aquired the nickname 'lil Miss 80's' from friends because of my liking for it, I would say mine was '93 .... I think. I was young, single, carefree and the music out at the time was music to dance to. I only need to hear Real McCoy and it puts me back in the Lar De's.
Thanx Gayle I'm feeling all nostalgic now lol!
Better go and root my old casettes out 
2005 - The year i left school and 'the' festival year.
Ashcroft performing Bitter Sweet Symphony at Live8 after a 2 year hiatus; Pink Floyd reforming and The Who - all on the same stage!
Also saw Oasis at City Of Manchester Stadium in late July - best gig ever
16 years old and ever so slightly anarchaic, the best summer of my life was backed up by the perfect soundtrack
Ashcroft performing Bitter Sweet Symphony at Live8 after a 2 year hiatus; Pink Floyd reforming and The Who - all on the same stage!
Also saw Oasis at City Of Manchester Stadium in late July - best gig ever
16 years old and ever so slightly anarchaic, the best summer of my life was backed up by the perfect soundtrack
shakermaker said:2005 - The year i left school and 'the' festival year.
Ashcroft performing Bitter Sweet Symphony at Live8 after a 2 year hiatus; Pink Floyd reforming and The Who - all on the same stage!
Also saw Oasis at City Of Manchester Stadium in late July - best gig ever
16 years old and ever so slightly anarchaic, the best summer of my life was backed up by the perfect soundtrack
I hope it stands the test of time for you!
1978-
Massively in love with Debbie Harry of Blondie, and was quite smug that I was into them before they charted this year with Denis.
The charts were full of late punk/early new wave to Disco. Everything from Siouxie and X-Ray Specs, to Sylvester and Chic.
I was thirteen, and was mainly wearing Italian suits, button down collar shirts, and very narrow suede ties. It was also the year when I started with a bunion, when I shoved my size ten, E-fitting plates of meat, into incredibly pointed shoes.
WE WANT YOU, WE WANT YOU, WE WANT YOU AS A NEW RECRUIT!
Massively in love with Debbie Harry of Blondie, and was quite smug that I was into them before they charted this year with Denis.
The charts were full of late punk/early new wave to Disco. Everything from Siouxie and X-Ray Specs, to Sylvester and Chic.
I was thirteen, and was mainly wearing Italian suits, button down collar shirts, and very narrow suede ties. It was also the year when I started with a bunion, when I shoved my size ten, E-fitting plates of meat, into incredibly pointed shoes.
WE WANT YOU, WE WANT YOU, WE WANT YOU AS A NEW RECRUIT!
you and me both.....elvis, cliff ,adam faith ,billy furey,sam cooke, brenda lee,pat boone,tommy steele,guy mitchell...i could go on for ever......mez said:
mez cant ever agree with you more , all these little arse wipes think they know it all but they only get up to dance to the proper stuff. they dont know music as it should be they get up to our music and they say to you how do you know this?you tell them it was made for us! they only get up and dance when the good old 50s/60s come on.give them a break let them listen to crap!mez said:
Any time from 1979- 1987 is very nostalgic for me. Among my faves were Gary Numan, Soft Cell, Bauhaus, Yazoo and Blondie. I would also dance along to Haircut 100, ABC, Human League, Depeche Mode, Spandau Ballet and many more. You could say that I liked varied music. I was never much of a Durannie, but even they sound nostalgic now.
lettie said:Any time from 1979- 1987 is very nostalgic for me. Among my faves were Gary Numan, Soft Cell, Bauhaus, Yazoo and Blondie. I would also dance along to Haircut 100, ABC, Human League, Depeche Mode, Spandau Ballet and many more. You could say that I liked varied music. I was never much of a Durannie, but even they sound nostalgic now.
A disco diva in our midst.
and Buddy Holly, and the Everley brothers....ossy kid said:
my years was 82 to 90's when i was only 10 in 1982 and became a adult coming to the 1990's thats was my years,
wham
duran duran
spandau ballet
culture club
new order
fergal sharkey
bros
wet wet wet
madonna
lisa stansfield
phil collins
bon jovi
spear of destiny
t'pau
tears for fears
bananarama
mr. mister
the list is endless, i could go on and on.................
wham
duran duran
spandau ballet
culture club
new order
fergal sharkey
bros
wet wet wet
madonna
lisa stansfield
phil collins
bon jovi
spear of destiny
t'pau
tears for fears
bananarama
mr. mister
the list is endless, i could go on and on.................