APART FROM STRANGLERS,WHO DO YOU HAVE MOST RECORDS/CD'S BY

TWO SUNSPOTS · Post by **TWO SUNSPOTS** » 25 Oct 2006, 11:52

Mine has to be THE VIBRATORS...They have constantly released good records over the years,even with their line up changes........

Like everybodys favourite band they have keep the core of the band intact throughout the years.. I.E Knox & Eddie..... and continued to tour...

Anybody else ?

Arthur Streeb-Greebling · Post by **Arthur Streeb-Greebling** » 25 Oct 2006, 12:20

The Who, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Jam, The Clash, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Jeff Beck.
:-)

Post by **yellowcakeuf6** » 25 Oct 2006, 12:40

SLF, The Damned, Killing Joke, The Cure, The Smiths, Buzzcocks, The Tubes, New Model Army.................etc.

Whoops...mostly...............The Tubes probably.

TWO SUNSPOTS · Post by **TWO SUNSPOTS** » 25 Oct 2006, 12:42

Arthur Streeb-Greebling wrote:The Who, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Jam, The Clash, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Jeff Beck.
:-)

Never got into the 60's/70's rock thing myself so my collection (apart from the STRANGLERS) tends to contain mainly PUNK and ELVIS, although even though i hate disco, i do have a passion for DONNA SUMMER...(I'm ready for the ridicule !!!!)

TWO SUNSPOTS · Post by **TWO SUNSPOTS** » 25 Oct 2006, 12:44

yellowcakeuf6 wrote:SLF, The Damned, Killing Joke, The Cure, The Smiths, Buzzcocks, The Tubes, New Model Army.................etc.

Whoops...mostly...............The Tubes probably.

Hi Yellowcakeuf6,

Did you manage to catch the Tubes when they played a few dates back last year?

Post by **yellowcakeuf6** » 25 Oct 2006, 12:50

TWO SUNSPOTS wrote:
yellowcakeuf6 wrote:SLF, The Damned, Killing Joke, The Cure, The Smiths, Buzzcocks, The Tubes, New Model Army.................etc.

Whoops...mostly...............The Tubes probably.
Hi Yellowcakeuf6,

Did you manage to catch the Tubes when they played a few dates back last year?

Last time I saw them was around '89 in Berlin mate. No dancing girls

and minus Fee. Cracking show nonetheless. Keep meaning to catch them on thier rare visits to these shores but, I'd love to see 'em in LA

TWO SUNSPOTS · Post by **TWO SUNSPOTS** » 25 Oct 2006, 12:53

[Last time I saw them was around '89 in Berlin mate. No dancing girls

and minus Fee. Cracking show nonetheless. Keep meaning to catch them on thier rare visits to these shores but, I'd love to see 'em in LA

[/quote]

Sounds good,occasionaly i see live dvd's on peoples lists but have never been tempted...What year/tour would you recommend?

Post by **yellowcakeuf6** » 25 Oct 2006, 13:05

TWO SUNSPOTS wrote:[Last time I saw them was around '89 in Berlin mate. No dancing girls and minus Fee. Cracking show nonetheless. Keep meaning to catch them on thier rare visits to these shores but, I'd love to see 'em in LA

Sounds good,occasionaly i see live dvd's on peoples lists but have never been tempted...What year/tour would you recommend?[/quote]

Well, you've certainly got to have 'What do you Want from Live' in your album collection. Now available on CD and quite possibly the best live album ever released.

Later solo stuff from the recently departed Vince Welnick, 'Missing Man Formation' also worth a listen.

As for DVD's, I think there's one of The Wild West Show recorded at SBE in December 2004. I haven't got it though.

norman normal · Post by **norman normal** » 25 Oct 2006, 13:26

I've got Paul McCartney + Beatles but, Paul is the winner here. Hehe.
Have bought all standard releases, I think.

Post by **paulinblack** » 25 Oct 2006, 13:29

Hugh Cornwell, Elvis Costello, The The, Alabama-3, The Police.

Paul

Post by **theraven1979** » 25 Oct 2006, 13:38

The Fall - not my second fave band just that they release an album every month practically so I have all 30 something studio albums plus live, sessions etc

Jim

Post by **Freddie Laker** » 25 Oct 2006, 13:39

The Damned, SLF, The Cure, Manics, The Clash, Big Country, Therapy?and err...Rancid