That depends mate hubby says what have you got to offer (cheeky git)

ah well it was worth a try

merv

Crossroads/Spoonful from the Cream Wheels of Fire CD.

" Against all odds " by Genesis.

Isn't it at this point someone has to own up to

Dire Straights - Money for Nothing........

Isn't it at this point someone has to own up to

Dire Straights - Money for Nothing........

Nothing wrong with DS, dude.

If it was Britney Spears I'd have to shoot you, but no embarrassment here.

Plus, they actually write and perform all their own stuff!!!!!

Mmmm not too fussed about Money for Nothing but i have to admit Ttaskmaster is right Dire Straights are a good band and they are very talented

Mmmm not too fussed about Money for Nothing but i have to admit Ttaskmaster is right Dire Straights are a good band and they are very talented

iron maiden the prisoner.. although its done better by fozzy !!

Isn't it at this point someone has to own up to

Dire Straights - Money for Nothing........

that was the first CD i ever heard, it was turned up full blast and was very clear with no distortion.

My times have changed (blows dust off vinyl and puts record back on...)

first Cd i ever heard was chariots of fire, nearly blew the windows out of the shop did the salesman when he cranked it up,

Dire straits yes they are ok, i quite like the eagles as well, and Johnny Cash the american recordings he did with Ric Ruben towards the end of his life

merv

first Cd i ever heard was chariots of fire, nearly blew the windows out of the shop did the salesman when he cranked it up,

Dire straits yes they are ok, i quite like the eagles as well, and Johnny Cash the american recordings he did with Ric Ruben towards the end of his life

merv

Don McLean...............American Pie............everyone knows the words when their drunk

"should I stay or should I go" the mighty Clash, first riff I learned on geetar

My times have changed (blows dust off vinyl and puts record back on...)

And winds player up sorry couldnt resist

And winds player up sorry couldnt resist

No no, OG is form a time where everything was powered by STEAM

*knocks over a table and jumps behind it with a seive on his head... "Take cover!"*

it way too hard to narrow it down

iron maiden

any song by them cos thats what ive grown up with

this was my collection before i had to sacrifice the cds

This fun...............it's like a little social experiment....................

I don't like mondays - The Boomtown Rats.

I feel love extended version - Donna Summer

Moments in Love - The Art of Noise

(wine, candles, perfect partner, go slow...! but then hurry up if it's the only track you remembered to queue doh )

Blue Monday extended version - New Order

Crazy - Gnarls Barkley

Let there be dums - Sandy Nelson

The Race - Yello

Talking loud and clear - OMD (reminds me of long grass and summer days)

Killer - Adamski

You gotta be a hustler if you wanna get on - Sue Wilkinson (check this one out!!!!)

What's that on your head? - B52's

where do you stop....................

Probably Queen and the Show Must Go On

Let there be Drums ! Now there's an old one ! I like it.

How about David+David, Welcome to the Boomtown ?

If I had to name the 1 record that really sticks in my mind (coz I cant pick an outright fave) it would be

Karn Evil 9 - from ELP's Brain Salad Surgery

20TH Century Boy - T-Rex, first and last bit of vinyl i ever bought!!!!!

Yello - The Race, first tape i bought!!!

The Smiths - How Soon is Now

Jimi Hendrix - Little Wing

Neil Young - Old Man

I find it really difficult to narrow down to favourite albums never mind individual songs so that's all I can come up with for now. Basically I like anything, as long as it's got a soul, I especially appreciate a good guitarist. For some reason with a lot of my stuff either the band have split up or someone died, not sure why that is!

Oh and after a few drinks I will admit to liking any old shit from my youth (mid nineties) as long as it reminds me of being 11 and buying my first Now album.

Good topic