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stunning, simply stunning, so glad I found this after selling my viynal copy recently on both 12" and LP

thanks

only saw them once live and that blew my mind, why i never watched them again i'll never know ? i loved them and still do, pure musical genius

Having listened too both versions I prefer Marcus Fosters voice,, there is a roughness and gravely

sound that brings emotion into a very immotive song, i'm disabled now and this song really made me think about life, I reckon it would be good at my funeral, i can associate with so much in the song...

one of the most talented musicians of our time imo

AT FIRST IT'S NOT what you would have thought for a Nobel Prize evening but somehow Robyn pulls this off incredably well, in fact it actually fits into the proceedings really well, not many artists could have pulled that of and made it work, she reminds me of an elf the kind from Lord of the ring...

one of my all time casino fav's although there where so many this always sends a shiver down my spine, that rough voice and the sheer emotion it seems to evoke, I was lucky in that I had many good years at Wigan, lost an old mate a few years ago who kinda encouraged me to go, he was a bit of a ja...

top track i have the concert on video ! great addition to the 80's rock stuff and when i DJ i always play this

god bless you jetbax13 i bet your where (and still are) a rock chick babe

rock chicks always floated my boat (and still do) spandex and hi heels or maybe some leather, yep the girls and the music was all i needed, no drugs, not even a big drinker but certainly the best years of my life, take care...

who did he write this about ? anyone know

it's so spot on you can't nock it at all

Julie was/is amazing and without a doubt nails Evita better than anyone, although sinead o'conner's version is good, but that because she has a way of injecting feelings like very few singers can, other than that Julie Covington has an amazing voice, used to love her in Rock Follies

boy you talk some shit

you ripped us of with lend lease which we only finished paying a few years ago. then half way through ww1 and ww2 you decided to come and join us, iirc the germans tried to take britain but came a cropper when the RAF slapped their arses. everything has got to be bigger and...

fantastic song, but the bbc video with the f1 cars is more representative and musch better, it's charged with emotion and realy makes the song stand out

not just a Lancashire lass but from Bolton I believe, where I first saw her perform live

so that's 2 stars from bolton and they live near me ? if u include peter kay !

I danced my arris of to this soo many times

must admit it's kinda grabbed my attention in a big way and i am 50 yo this year !

young at heart, my daughter finds it odd that I like some of HER music and rekons it's not right :0) but music has always been part of my life, and I have very wide taste from classical to green day,

excellent, it's great to see good original music comming to the fore after years of re makes, not so keen on the album which is a shame because this song shows that the group have some real talent, but this song is now in my top 50 playlist well done !

@Ukuleleboy100

no they didn't thanks to a few very brave men in a couple of remarkable aircraft

I was told this was a political song about Canada's part in the Common wealth, the analogy of tree's is the "English" Oak and Canada's Maple

that's funny if Collins was so bad (and peter Gabriel he ain't) then how come genesis are the second fastest selling live gig band (behind m Jackson) odd that, it's each to their own like all music, it wouldn't do for us all to like the same thing, I do like Genesis and have seen both them and Co...

now this was a huge tune when I was going to the casino

one of the 3 before 8 northern classics from the casino, i found my wigan casino pass a few months ago and i cried, the music had that effect and even though i stil love my music i have never lost the feelings northern left imprinted on my soul

ahh crap i really miss dancing, listening to all these old fav's has brought a tear to my eyes, honestly i'm disabled now but I was a half decent dancer at Wigan and in my head I still feel like I could just jump up and burst into dance that would show the kids a thing or two and probably have th...

now this was my fav for a long time at the casino, can't believe where it's all gone the time was very special, never forget it or the people

this was always a wigan fav of mine

them we the days ehhh!

I was there

a truly memerable concert

top band and top quality music

brings you allive

I was there for this tour and it was brilliant

i even appear on the video for 1 second :0)

we live on 1 island, Scottish, welsh English, we may have slightly different loyalties but to me we are all part of one nation, and Ireland well if they wanna be apart of us that's fine by me, i have Scottish and Irish lineage in my family tree but see myself as being GREAT BRITISH and the pipes ...