Burning Up Time - The Stranglers and Hugh Cornwell Unofficial Forums

Stranglers - Walk On By
Damned - New Rose
Ruts - Babylon's Burning
Jesus & Mary Chain - Reverence
The Mission - Tower of Strength
Grandmaster Flash - The Message
The The - Uncertain Smile
Waterboys - Whole Of The Moon
Primal Scream - Loaded
PIL - Death Disco

Well that wasn't easy!

Agreed! Fits really well with their much earlier punky stuff.

You reckon they'll have some old band members putting in an appearance? Wouldn't getting all of the current & ex-members of the band mean they'd have to get a bigger stage at the RAH?! There must be hundreds of them! :) btw Did anyone else go to their 'farewell' gig at Brixton at the back end o...

Has to be 'Green Onions', surely the coolest instrumental ever?!

As a straight man I'd rather go there than a typical city centre high street on a Friday night, full of pissed-up tossers spoiling for a fight! Live & let live, each to their own and other suitable cliches :smile: Canal Street, Manchester. Why on earth do straight people rave about it so much?? ...

The Kinks & Stranglers ADAAOTN?! (Dives for cover!)

Bob Dylan.

[quote="PaulinLondon"]

Come on, show us yer tits. You got 'em out on the stage at Battersea, and more besides.

Not sure a logo of a silhouetted gerbil would convey the same sort of menace though!

I don't like screechy 'metal' vocalist voices generally (Plant, Dickinson, Johnson etc) but then I don't like metal much anyway. At least i can appreciate they can sing. But what I really hate are the growly vocalists of the death metal, grindcore etc metal subgenres. Utter shite & no redeeming ...

Sinead O'Connor,
Chuck D,
Dave Vanian,
James Dean Bradfield,
John Lee Hooker,
Ella Fitzgerald,
(Sex Pistols & early PIL) Johnny Rotten,
Mick Jagger
Matt Johnson (The The)
Hugh Cornwell (obviously!)

The vocalist from Everything Everything who doesn't actually sing, but yelps instead. STFU you irritating twat! I always switch the radio off when I hear it, thankfully not much recently! Bob Dylan obviously. How that whiny, nasal & tuneless racket ever became popular I'll never know, 'clever' l...