The Oldies Thread
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Takes me back, very evocative piece of music.
My most evocative music is the intro to the Black Beauty series in the 1970's. My eldest daughter was 6 or 7 years old and used to burst into tears when it was played, with the horse galloping across the countryside.
Sorry, can't upload it.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Many thanks for that Summerisle.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Used to spend a fortune on these when younger. Strangely addictive just watching it. lol
magicjuan
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Me
Me too, with a surprisingly rude support actNone of them ever saw The Clash at Erics, I did in 1978.
LEONARD
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Me
Me too, with a surprisingly rude support act
Just watched a doc, Re Erics, on Youtube.
Horrifying and sad to see many of the punters today.
22 stone and bald, and that's just some of the girls!
Was reminiscing with my brother about our schooldays in Liverpool and we got on to the football games which went on at break times and lunch times. These would be 30 or 40 a side and to join in you just asked 'which way are Everton kicking.' The ball was an old shiny tennis ball and one goal was on the school building and the other on the brick air-raid shelter at the other end of the playground. It never ceased to amaze me how even the numbers were for Everton v Liverpool. You were lucky if you got more than three or four kicks in each game, but that didn't matter as long as 'Everton' won! Bragging rites were key.
Yep, been there, done that...no quarter asked or given.
gonetomorrow
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It always used to make me cry that music. It's so beautiful and linked to a different (and happier) time.
Even now I feel a manly misting.
Give over yer big girls blouse - you'll set us all off.
gonetomorrow
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Don't mention Noggin the Nog.
Just don't.