Get up and boogie, baby!!!

[Jay]

Foo Fighters
Queen
The Darkness
Any Global Underground mix CD
The Smiths
Stiff Little Fingers
Sigue Sigue Sputnik
2 Many DJs (superb CD this)
Happy Mondays
Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians
Plus any one of a number of mix tapes recorded when I used to DJ in the early / mid nineties!

God bless my iPod - would die without it now

[peter k]

Jay,
    You don't happen to have a copy of "Anasthasia" by T-99 then. I've been trying to track down the instumental for years and can't come across it. Got the vocal version, but it just aint as rockin'.
 Anyhoo;
Queen,
Strolling Bones,
The Who,
Blondie,
James Brown,
Chuck Berry,
Occasionally Eminem when I'm feelin' blingin'

Started listening to a bit of Classical. Not because I like it, just because my pal gave me the "Classical music for dummies" book. So I'm begining to understand how it works a bit.

Peter

[Jay]

I believe I may have somewhere - I'll look it out and arrange for you to get a copy of it if I can find it. Hehe - I take it you were a wee Scottish Happy Hardcore monger then

Can just picture you in your white gloves, luminous glowsticks and whistle (ubiquitous Tartan Tam O'Shanter, ginger wig and hugh lens glasses in effect too)

[peter k]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Heads Up @ Nov. 19 2003,14:38)]I believe I may have somewhere - I'll look it out and arrange for you to get a copy of it if I can find it. Hehe - I take it you were a wee Scottish Happy Hardcore monger then

Can just picture you in your white gloves, luminous glowsticks and whistle (ubiquitous Tartan Tam O'Shanter, ginger wig and hugh lens glasses in effect too)

Sadly 'tis not far off the truth. I still get the aroma of Vicks Vapo-rub every now and then

Peter

[Jay]

Well, that makes two of us I reckon I must have got gurning down to a fine art. Was DJing in Manchester a couple of weeks ago for the first time in years - amazing how it all comes flooding back. Still, a whole new generation to introduce to my 'classic' records from the early 90s. Could easily get back into this ...

[Mr T.]

Err....I'm at a loss! None of the above mentioned ever appear on Radio 4 !  

Tend to have catholic tastes when it comes to music and stick with the stuff I heard growing up: Zep, Floyd, Genesis, Yes, Pogues (Esp Lullabye of Broadway), nothing which might appear nowadays as being 'hip-cool-n-trendy'.

And don't get me started on the rancid products which are today's boy and girl bands!  

[peter k]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Heads Up @ Nov. 19 2003,15:18)]Well, that makes two of us I reckon I must have got gurning down to a fine art. Was DJing in Manchester a couple of weeks ago for the first time in years - amazing how it all comes flooding back. Still, a whole new generation to introduce to my 'classic' records from the early 90s. Could easily get back into this ...

Some of the tracks were great, I'm trying to remember some of them, it's the usual story though, you don't who it's by or what it's called, but it goes something like this.

"Age of Love" by Age of Love had a great baseline
"Injected with a poison" by Pragha khan for the sort of zippy sound,
The one with the bit from Indiana Jones "Oh my God, Is he nuts?"
"The incredible five-oh said freeze",

Never paid much attention to the lyrics myself though

Peter

Mr T-You're a bit old for this one. Only us true cheesy Quavers understand!

[Jay]

Which reminds me - just got my next Amsterdam trip booked for January.

[louigi]

<font color='#FF0000'>cor Bren you can remember as far back as me, hows about fluf from black sabath fantastic instrumental. or the rediculas snoopy v's the red barron.