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demogeneration.....hmm, clearly you don't know much about England cricket lol. Good player and a crowd favourite yes, but not one of the greats.

Ben Hilfenhaus wishes he was even half as good as this bloke.

the disadvantage is that the top speed burns gas in 12 mins!? Are you having a laugh? Tree huggers wouldn't buy this car anyway. Who cares how fast a Bugatti burns fuel?

Simply epic.

Wow, I bought this CD when new back in 94. Brings back good memories!

Probably the best song off Back to Back this. Really simple and very effective. Great vocal performance from Francis Rossi too.

Another really underrated song from their rather bleak mid-80s period. Great pop song this though.

Great track this... love the guitar solos!

That was an awesome car Dave, I bet you must miss it. Yes the engine was swapped out but the thing that impresses me the most is how the FWD chassis of the MG ZS can cope with the power (albeit with the help of a diff). Loving the dump valve chirp too though it doesn't sound as nice as the KV6 did!

Still got this on lousy quality Positiva vinyl somewhere. Great feel good track!

Great house track from 1993. Those were the days!

Agreed, this was the only version of this track I played on the CD single I bought in early '92. Great old school house/trance music. The b-side track called "Yes to Satan" or something was uber-crap though lol!

Yeah, great delivery. One of many thousands of inswinging yorkers bowled in the history of the game. Best ever? Hmm, I doubt it.

Arguably better than the original. Great cover by a great band.

Its from 1989's Full Moon Fever. Great Track.

Class hard rock from 1986. They don't make 'em like this anymore.

Remember this well from circa 1987. Great track.

No ball!

Once again some guys on here just don't understand figures of speech and humour. He is wrong though... India have more than a few donkeys in the field. Apart from one or two very good fielders in their ODI team, the rest of them are awful fielders.

Very true, India were awful in the test series in England and any comments about vaseline on Laxman's bat were taken completely out of context. As usual, Gavaskar and Shastri were saying far too much and lacking any sense of humour because their side were on the wrong end of another hiding.

Hmm, no Courtney Walsh, Fred Trueman, Michael Holding, Bob Willis, Brett Lee, Harold Larwood, Richard Hadlee, Andy Roberts, Kapil Dev, Mike Proctor, Dale Steyn, Anil Kumble etc... a bit of a one-eyed view this! ....oh and Muralitharan was just a chucking cheat.

Remember this well. Very flat wicket and hot weather. Not great to try and bowl Australia out on! Hayden batted well but England were severely hampered by the injury to Simon Jones.

Nah, it shapes away slightly and seams back in. New white ball can be unpredictable like that. I doubt Akram deliberately did that. After all, how many bowlers can completely control a new ball!?

Superb fielder. How many times did he do this? Loved David Lloyd's description of his batting, "If he was batting in your back garden, you'd shut the curtains!" Yep, not the most elegant of batsmen, but on his day was very effective. Great, great fielder though.

Remember this well. Very funny!

Remember watching this live on TV when it was deep snow outside here in the UK. Epic stuff even though the wicket was on the edge of the square giviing a tiny boundary at one side for an ODI. Still, superb viewing!

erm, all those who are saying its perfect etc.... have you driven it?

Regular band at The Bridge Pub in Horsforth, Leeds. Very, very good!

Lovely cars these. Lose the rear spoiler and bonnet vents. Its not a chavvy Subaru. Do yourself a big favour and try and style it like a ZT260 if you have to change it at all.

Lovely looking ZT that!

A whisker under 7 secs to 60 is possible in std form. Great noise from the KV6 engine too. Third gear was monsterous in mine as it would pull from 20mph right up to nigh on 100mph. Seriously underrated cars with a chassis and handling that can teach many a Scooby a thing or two!

Not a great idea revving the engine like that when cold. Sounds nothing like mine did?! My Piper had the 100mm slash-cut tailpipe though.

Awesome cars. I miss mine!

Stock ZS180 will run low 15s if driven properly. This one is likely to have at least uprated induction, exhaust, manifolds and maybe a hint of NOS lol!

Remember this day well. Steep learning curve for a total novice. Monsoon rain to start with followed by baking hot in the afternoon. All the cars drove so well that day on what is a hard circuit on tyres and mechanicals. Great stuff!

Wow this takes me back to late 1993. Chris Huelsbeck just kept churning out classic Turrican themes for these games. This one was every bit as good as T2 and that's saying something. Brilliant.

Absolute classic. First heard this in early 1994. Great holiday track!

Wow this takes me back to the back end of 1992 sat in my room on my SNES. Cool game this. Love this tune.

Really good track this.

Remember this one very well. First heard it in early 1994. Superb use of samples and great splitting of audio channels too by the master. Timeless stuff.

Really really good track this. Great build up and mid-section, followed by a really lush and emotive end part. Great track. The beginning part was recreated by Matt Gray on the Commodore 64 game Last Ninja 2 in too.

Unlike many I really like the full London track and the vocals actually work very well IMO. Usually by the time this part of the song comes around the volume level has been vastly increased... absolutely spectacular part of the track this and for me shows the Froese/Franke/Haslinger collaboratio...

One of my favourite TD tracks from the Schmoelling era. Superb.

Spectacularly good track this and a massive return to form after the rather disappointing Cyclone album.

Err, its not by the author of the Babylon 5 music.. its by Froese/Haslinger circa 1988/9 after Chris Franke left the group.