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12 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

I'd call her promiscuous not a slag. 

Pussy.

1 minute ago, Tony Moanero said:

Would you call a male rockstar who had or has sex with loads of women a slag?

No, but I see your point.

15 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

Why, in your opinion, is Debbie Harry a “slag”?

Before joining Blondie Debbie Harry was a groupie of repute.

Slept with members of whatever bands were in New York at the time, three or four in a bed were not uncommon events.

She eventually bedded the record producer who offered her the chance to front Blondie.

The rest is history.

The source was an original article in GQ magazine, or some other lads mag, in which Debbie Harry was quoted as saying it was a lifestyle choice for which she had no regrets.

Premiership starts in 3 days time.

Beavers are thriving in the UK.

Bernhard Doherty plays Blues for two hours on the radio every Thursday evening.

Netflix will soon broadcast Scandinavian and Belgian crime series that are said to be exceptional and weird.

Publication of a new Ray Celestin novel is imminent.

16 hours ago, Champ said:

Have you referred to one single male band member in these terms?

Of course not, this forum is an internet frivolity not the letters page in the Guardian.

If I’ve upset you, I apologise.

2 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

Negged again for “slag”.

Fair enough.

If you must be pedantic, slut.

2 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

BOLLOCKS!

Your right, it should have read:

Superb innovative west coast musicians.

The rest was spot on.

4 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Hahaha fuck off. 

Smirk!

8 hours ago, Juniper said:

Never heard of The Flying Burrito Brothers and anyone who says that have before today is lying. 

Shameful.

Are you Tony Blackburn in disguise?

John Peel must be turning in his grave.

Innovative west coast musicians v Spice Girl wannabee pop songs sung by a slag.

Nothing against former groupies, but the floozy’s style of music was atrocious at best.

If Debbie didn’t look so deliciously filthy, what on earth would Blondie be remembered for?

On 05/09/2020 at 10:17, Evelyn Tentions said:

15m is Barcas offer for Gini? Tell 'em they're dreamin'.

According to today’s Sunday Mirror, they have offered £10M and we are asking for £15M.

One of the Saturday rags claimed John Henry is unhappy at the prospect of keeping Ginni for another year before he is released on a free.

If these reports are true it looks like the transfer is imminent.

Considering Pogba cost £80m, Barca are getting a bargain.

1 hour ago, Gnasher said:

Chill out Skippy, if Rico hasn't got a couple of Pheasants in the freezer the guests will have to settle for Beef Wellington wont they?  Beef Wellington incidentally is named after the duke of Wellington, so named because he insisted on wearing Wellies in his war with the frogs.

Not true.

He was made Duke of Wellington after his victory at Waterloo.

The Wellington in question was a small market town in the West Country with which the Duke had no connection what so ever. To accept the title he had to be a Duke of somewhere, the town was chosen at random.

The Duke was unimpressed by grand titles following his difficult relationships with Portuguese and Spanish allies during the Peninsular Campaign who exalted in grandiose appendages to their names. The choice of Wellington was a private joke, a one fingered gesture to his former allies.

The Duke never wore dominatrix style willies when on campaign in India, Portugal or Spain. He found them uncomfortable in hot climates and wore sturdy, infantry style boots instead. He did wear his famous boots at Waterloo simply because he left his usual footwear in the UK.

The source of pointless trivia is Elizabeth Longford’s, Wellington: the Years of the Sword.

17 hours ago, Soft Joe said:

 

Fabulous clip, a real treat to listen to.

Well done that man.

1 hour ago, Lee909 said:

Tough one this

 

GNR brilliant from 87-92, thought they lost alot when Izzy Stradlin walked away. 

 

CSN pass the test of time far better

 

Need to mull this over

I totally agree.

November Rain is one of my favourite songs, but voted Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.

Eventually.

11 minutes ago, Stront19m Dog™ said:

 

That's the Riddle of the Sphinx.

Nice one Stronts, I knew I'd heard it before.

On 13/04/2020 at 09:25, easytoslip said:

It's all Over Now by Ry Cooder I've always liked, though the Stones one is great. 

Not sure if that's not a cover on itself? 

I'm sure the song was written by Womack & Womack.

Talking Heads.

The most original band in the contest.

2 hours ago, Mook said:

Any excuse...

 

 

Tommy married Pam.

In the words of the poet:

He knew the bride when she used to rock and roll!

1 minute ago, TheHowieLama said:

Also married to Heather Locklear before that as well as Prince's ex wife.

Tom was a man who lived the dream.

There's hope for us all.

Tommy, the drummer from MC, married the young Pamela Anderson and hung a swing from their living room ceiling from which he shagged her senseless for months without end.

Possibly the most admirable achievement in the entire history of rock and roll.

Two shite bands, but Baywatch left a legacy that gets my abstract vote.

51 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

The "one hit" you're thinking of wasn't even their biggest hit.

Ok.

I'm surprized, you've grabbed my attention.

What's it called?

Never heard of, or listened to, Interpol until now.

Not a bad sound at all.

Voted for them instead of the monotonous one-hit-wonders.

9 minutes ago, El Diego said:

Pixies. Probably the most influential band in the last 40 years. Really like some of the recent output to.

 

 

What are the pixies influencing?

Just listened to that track, it’s like being stabbed in the ear with a spoon.

Painful and pointless.

Are the Blues Brothers Band in this?

If not they should be.

2 hours ago, Code said:

You are not much wrong.

 

Earlier we had a show called Trim for eldre, or Gymnastics for pensioners as well.

 

Both have been closed down now for obvious reasons.

 

 

Unreal, yet brilliant.