Those we have loved.

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Sat, 2003-06-21 00:56

Ralph-(unverified)

Those we have loved.

Liana got me thinking on an earliar thread.

Those we have loved.

Antony Andrews (Brideshead Revisited)
Frank Bough (Nationwide)
Larry Carlton (Cameo)
Nick Heywood (Haircut 100)
Mickey Rourke (Angel Heart)
Pete Murphy (Bauhaus)
Lena Lovich (Lucky Number's 1)
Minnie Rippleton (Loving You ( a voice of an angel)
That Jester from 'Rentaghost' (died of a drug overdose)
Alan Pascoe (Athlete who was never up to much, but he is all we had at the time).

You?

Ralphie

Sat, 2003-06-21 01:01

Liana

Spangles (Old English Flavour) Cresta Pop (and the frothy bear) those school biros that were fat at the bottom with ridges you could scrape yr nails over Yes sir i can boogie Le Freak Cheesecloth shirts

Sat, 2003-06-21 01:09

Ralph

'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie'. Baccara I think. Do you remember 'Substitute' by 'Clout'. All the biys at my school used to change it to the word 'Prositute'. I was from Basildon you know. 'Spangles', There were so many flavours and so many fillings at the dentist. 'La Freak' still a classic in my book. To think that Bernard Edwards went on to produce David Bowie. I always had to borrow pens. I used to steal cheap cola from Budgens (is that bad?) Ralphie

Sat, 2003-06-21 01:12

Liana

i do remember substitute yes.... no one at my school changed the words.. a better class of school i suspect. It was out at the same time as marshall and hains "dancing in the titty" wasnt it?

Sat, 2003-06-21 01:12

Flash

Jim Morrison of the Doors Ian Curtis of Joy Division Debbie Harry of Blondie Tilbrook and Difford of Squeeze James Gandolfini in the Sopranos Derek Jacobi in I Claudius. Tom Sharpes novels Wilt,Riotous Assembly,Indecent Exposure and The Throwback. The Beatles The Rabbit series by John Updike. Cindy Crawford Basil Fawlty Edie Falco in the Sopranos could go on all night.

Sat, 2003-06-21 01:13

Ralph

What is wrong with cheesecloth?

Sat, 2003-06-21 01:19

Ralph

Poor Ian Curtis. I cannot play 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' for so many reasons. What a time eh! Ralph

Sat, 2003-06-21 01:25

Hox

Crosby Stills & Nash Man of the World, Fleetwood Mac Tales of the Riverbank Stingray Puckoon Rita Fahy ( I was 10, she was 11 )

Sat, 2003-06-21 02:35

nostrum_plenty

spag

Sat, 2003-06-21 09:56

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lexy

Hartly hare Camp run-a-muck (Saturday morning telly) Local shops you don't need hiking boots and a packed lunch to find The original Basil brush Mods and rockers Sesame Street

Sat, 2003-06-21 11:58

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Wolfgirl

Tight bondaged trousered, spikey-haired sulky men. Yes, Joy division, whilst wearing black and lying on beanbags dreaming of an uncertain future nursing a (yet again) broken heart from one of the men (boys?) above. Debbie Harry with that leery grin in black plastic. Men Without Hats: We Can Dance If We Want To. Sid and Johnny from The Sex Pistols, snot, expletives and blood notwithstanding. A pet duck who imprinted upon me and followed me from room to room, shitting on the carpet.

Sat, 2003-06-21 12:05

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Ralph

We need to know more about this duck biz Wolfie. Explain... Ralph

Sat, 2003-06-21 15:52

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martin_t

undertones - debbie harry - chrissie hynde - buzzcocks squeeze tubeway army rem - (i know they're still around, this live goes back to summer of 86) elvis costello zz top

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