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Cringeworthy music memories

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  1. Sam Axe

    Sam Axe Active Member

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    Share yours.

    Top of my list would have to be a group of fat girls doing the Macarena at the back of the hall during a school disco <yikes> I have to live with that memory for the rest of my life.
     
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  2. Hash.

    Hash. pure daycent

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    It was enough to turn you gay.
     
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  3. Sam Axe

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    It was <ok>
     
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  4. Archers Road

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    Me, my brother and my cousin bopping to Tiger feet by Mud in my auntie's flat in Kilburn, about 1973. Actually Mud weren't that cringeworthy, but our dancing was.

    No, wait, there's worse. Asking my mum to buy me "Shangalang" by the Bay City Rollers. Didn't realise at the time that the Rollers were exclusively a girl thing.
     
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  5. RAVENBLACK

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    The Police and The Beatles mainly. Commercialised tripe muzak.

    Bowie was embarrassing.

    Bob Dylan, overrated dirge with a squeaky harmonica.
     
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  6. Archers Road

    Archers Road Urban Spaceman

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    Nothing wrong with The Beatles. Although obviously they had to overcome being scouse.
     
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  7. RAVENBLACK

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    The first boy band. Manufactured for 13 year old girls.

    The original Boyzone in fact.

    Plus when they tried to complicate their twee banal songs they stopped touring because they couldn't play the stuff.
     
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  8. Archers Road

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    The Beatles were innovators. Started off copying black American dance tunes, but continually re-invented themselves after that. Not content with becoming masters of the 3 minute pop song, they continually sought new directions, unlike the Stones who spent 40 years imitating Leadbelly. As for not playing live, they stopped doing it because their audiences (those pubescent girls) would scream so loud they couldn't be heard. So they concentrated on being recording artists, not live artists. Nothing wrong with that.
     
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  9. Jip Jaap Stam

    Jip Jaap Stam General Chat Moderator
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    Every time some wanker in a club says "tuuuuune!" <doh>
     
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  10. Hash.

    Hash. pure daycent

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    It's Choon <whistle>
     
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    Go G YellowScreen Well-Known Member

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    ER's record collection mostly comprises 78s of Al Jolson and Bix Beiderbecke.
     
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  12. Jip Jaap Stam

    Jip Jaap Stam General Chat Moderator
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    I was going to put that, but I thought if I typed "chooooon", people might think I was simply elongating the word "chon", which doesn't mean anything. After a good 10 minutes deliberating, I opted for "tuuuuune" but I knew I was taking a chance. I've always been a bit of a maverick I suppose.
     
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  13. Archers Road

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    You think too ****ing much.
     
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  14. RAVENBLACK

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    Was listening to Edith Piaf yesterday at the folks. Fantastic.

    You will not change my opinion Archer. I never have liked The Beatles. And I know plenty others that feel the same.

    The Kinks were light years ahead of them. As were The Who.
     
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  15. Hugh Briss

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    So very this...<ok>

    <raydavies>
     
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  16. Hash.

    Hash. pure daycent

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    You are just like me in that sense, I'm such a badboy that when I play wii I don't use the wrist straps on the controller.
     
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  17. Sam Axe

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    I have a friend who does that. When he does I walk away and pretend to not know the ****.
     
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  18. Sam Axe

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    The Who are quite simply the greatest rock n roll band in history <ok>
     
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    Dancing to (or trying to) "I don't like Mondays" whilst pissed in Bavarian whorehouse.

    Pogoing to Altered Images' Happy Birthday in a dope den in Osnabruck.
     
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    Clare Grogan was one of your schooldays sweetheart was she not Dev?
     
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