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It is will sadness this morning that I learned of the passing of Clive Dunn at the age of 92.

I am a huge Dad's Army fan. I don't think that such a talented cast have been congregated for a British Television series since.

The family know that mines Waltz In Black. My wife's is to be Joey Ramone's version of What A Wonderful World.

Ok, explanation accepted.... You live to post another day!

ThruBeingCool wrote:A bit like The Adverts a few years before, they just didn't have the talent.

Oi Mr Spooner! Outside now!

London's in safe hands indeed!!

http://www.itv.com/news/london/2012-08- ... n-zipwire/

This could be good.... I always liked 'The Last Call'.

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One for Mr Coxon perhaps?

Always the Ruts for me. West One sends shivers down my spine!

The Clash were very clever when they fused punk with reggae. White Man in HP and their version of Police and Theives are classic. For sure they made a better job of it then The Police! Yes they may have been placed on overly high pedistals in some quarters and undoubtedly (like nearly every other ba...

Pigeon, since when has commercial success/viability been in any way an indicator of quality.... Stock, Aitken and Waterman were planning a 'Hit Factory' gig in Hyde Park last month... they sold lots and lots of records to pre-teenage girls! But it's not good. PiL need to be considered in context. 19...

They were my musical highlight of the '90s!! Great sound, look and attitude. It wasn't just the Stranglers that they leaned on, to my ears there was in the first album alone, Blondie, Wire, Buzzcocks, Ants..... Etc etc

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Superb!

theraven1979 wrote:RIP

Where's the Dexys clip?

Jim

That was the first thing that entered my head when I heard the news!

Yeah have a good one big lad!