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Great album that by Thomas Dolby. His Flat earth album is brilliant too.

Yes I see what you mean!

Suede's last album was really good.

I saw him at Guilfest once and he sounded pretty good.

Gary Numan is very popular again isn't he. 6 Music are playing his new material which is good. Wasn't he ignored for a long time by the BBC during the eighties and nineties?

Just got into a Japanese band who's been going for a while, so giving them a blast tonight. Give this a go a tell me it don't remind you a bit of Norfolk Coast era Strangs 8) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gspGzMq0t_4 Well worth a listen, I reckon. Yes definitely a bit Norfolk Coast/I've been wild...

Theres a Killing Joke gig at Reading Festival on the BBC iPlayer if anyone is interested. I think it was on 6 Music in the early hours.

evonx wrote: ↑04 Feb 2021, 13:41 for your reference - new songs added on a regular basis:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1NfG3 ... i7UVS2fVaZ

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One of my favourite times seeing the Stranglers was at Guilfest on a lovely Summers evening playing a lot of the Norfolk Coast album. They were bang on form that night and the Damned were on earlier too!

My first gig I actually wanted to go to was OMD. But the first I went to was a soul band called Maize. Just because my Dad had a credit card and my mate wanted to go so he got me to get the tickets. We was only fourteen and it was bloody awful! So that was first and worst. The loudest was Cast. They...

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