- This topic has 165 replies, 82 voices, and was last updated 7 months, 3 weeks ago by
.
-
-
-
Absolutely loved OMD, particularly the early stuff, The More I See You and Stanlow – top tunes!
But…..
And this very well could be just me, but, isn’t there something just a little smug looking about Andy Mcclusky??? 😮
-
-
-
Japan, followed them from the start , still follow David Sylvian . Ended so soon
-
Saw INXS in the late 80’s with Michael Hutchence in full pomp and swagger, given it was at the NEC which I’ve always found hard to engage with any band at that venue, the atmosphere was amazing and the performance production was the best I’ve seen
-
I saw them a couple of times – first, when they’d just released Listen Like Thieves, supporting Queen, and the second time in their own right at Wembley Arena on the Kick tour. I have to say that latter gig was amazing and I’ve never seen so many people up on their feet dancing.
-
-
Saw Pete Tong a couple of years back and have tickets for this December at the O2. We go back a long way as he was the DJ at our local pub when we were both 17/18. I have followed his career right from the start. I guess that is my claim to fame and lot at us, we are both still going 🙂
-
-
New Order among many,but still their music raises the hairs on my arms,
-
Dr & The Medics – saw ’em at Whitby a few years back fantastic performance, very well received. The Dr himself said “What a pleasure it is to be playing to 500 miserable goths!”
Saw sigue sigue sputnik electronic as well – somewhat camp and OTT but I liked them – didn’t go down do well with the gother-than-thou community – but then what does?
-
Yazoo Alison Moyet Only you:
Eurthymics Sweet Dreams, Here comes the Rain Again
Foreigner: Feels Like the First Time, Waiting for a Girl Like You.
The Police : Message in a Bottle, Every Breath you Take
Blondie: Hanging on the Telephone
Dir Straits : Tunnel Of Love
Talking Heads: Once in a life time -
Ultravox were the reason I became a musician. I saw them live loads of times between 1980 and 2012. Midge Ure performed the whole of the Vienna album (and some Visage gems) almost two years ago and really did the songs justice. He’s heading out on tour again soon and will play songs from Rage In Eden, Quartet and Lament. Billy Currie continues to record his own music.
