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PS Is Stephanie Beecham the most gorgeous 70s female, by default? As for me, an my early 70s defaults, Judi Bowker stands a close second x

if you listen to the overlaid harmonies closely, they really are quite intricate and a stunning technical achievement

What I admire is that you've included fighting men from ALL nations, and resisted the temptation to be jingoistic. A soldier is a soldier, whatever his country. Lost one workmate in Afghanistan and got another going out there soon. At the risk of sounding gushing, this deserves an award. Great w...

SO happy to find this here! Saw the Span at Liverpool Empire mid 70s. 53 now, but support act Richard Digance didn't show, so a screen hastily erected and atmospheric black and white film shown to accompany the track was shown to cover his absence. For me, turned out as highlight of the night. Ta...

Eh?

Is this Steven Tyler's identical twin sister?

Re mikez2. Did you go to Kollidge? sjfmeretsh

Where is Nigel? You serious? He's at home, keeping Jamie Lee Curtis warm, of course . . . .

Hey, mightymur1. Just checked out the Fayrewether cover. Fuckwether. Lightshow? Go piss up a rope. U admit to helping with that! Ur assistance only served to illuminate the sad fuck's Poundland Phantom mask. The rest of the band stumbled around like car crash victims. one last point,if it was nee...

Ps, lasted 2 weeks and spent nearly ALL my grant (O yes, they are not the stuff of Myth, they DID exist) in that time. And the point of this waffle is that this track was the backdrop, over the endless pool tables, to the hopeless endeavours of the less wimpy students to try to persuade me to st...

Lucky bastard

Moves me every time I hear it. And I'm 53. So what the eff do I know? Teens spent with Zappa and Beefheart, a million lyrical and tonal miles from this track, but you can't stop me answering its call . . . .

HEYHOBSONTARRANT! just discovered this post, an I have to say Im a little bit blown away. Im of an age that was lucky to see the man live an have all the Gas Works stuff. My BIG regret is selling Original copy of Whatevershebrings...for a quid on a bootsale in error (my partner took it) and the...

The ONLY MAN who could make the name, Brian, Universally acceptable. Why cant it be 2003 again?

No idea what effect the plow had. Though I do recall the impact of the plough was considerable. . . .

Clare Murphy had chance to see him at UEA 1975, but 'didnt want to see him fall off the stage'. Personally, wud have loved that

Was workin in the Trafford Centre in the 80s, and this man's songs were everywhere. With Alexander ONeal, was the soundtrack to that time for me. Gone too soon

Once again I have to credit DJ Tony Fyne of the Geraldo, l8r the Glassbridge Club (and Al Scroughley, the Aprentice Hippy) of St Helens Murkeyside, for this

Ps, forgot to mention, the first schoolmate I saw dance to this was the 'apprentice hippy', Al Roughley, so named by John Cunningham of Robins Lane school, Sutton, St Helens. Comin to the end of me days guys, so help me out here? ye?

ps this Gallagher track in The Market pub by the Tech College on Brown Bitter. After hours?

Remember sittin in the Capri, outside the Gillars Green flat in St helens, listenin to it over and over, not wantin it to end, cos there was no internet or wi fi in 1992

The Shittenist song of all time. . . .

Ok, Alice Elisabeth (my original spelling preference) and Arwen Rose. I was asked for my 'guilty pleasure', and gave a few partially few honest answers. BUT, I need to confess that my BIGGEST guilt is for the 80s . . .I know. Im so sad x

Hello Andrea, one time of St Helens Council? . . . .Thort Id say Hi on off chance ur interest in this song was occasionally piqued . . . .You stayed with it in my darkest time and dont think you got credit you deserved. So, sorry for that. Oh,and , PS, Separate Lives is still by far the better so...

Im 53, and used to ADORE this song. Am from St Helens, Tony Fyne wud play us out with it (among others) at the Geraldo (later Glassbridge Club). But. I am SICKENED at the relentless association with current musical tat. Those today who were same age as I then wont know who the HELL the DOOBIE BRO...

Your fault for placing this song in my life. Like a lot of stimuli, given the particular emotional/situational conditions, 'ridiculously' optimistic aspirations of fundamental attachments evolve . . . .they develop into nascent . . .O, lets face it, Jo, we were crap. EG, lets consider the AOL Dat...

Hello, Joan Sinclair! remember this one? Had the power to raise you from the dead!

Very addictive. Gawd help anyone in a relationship crisis . . . .

The chord changes alone were way ahead of their time