PTW

It's so unfair to list one so list your top three. Me first;

1. Revolver - The Beatles

2. Pet Sounds - The Beach Boys

3. Eat to the Beat - Blondie

OK. So I'm living in the past

Is that like Jethro Tull.

OK here goes.

1 pinkfloyd-Wish you where here

2 Frank Zappa-Sheik Yerbouti

3 Supertramp-Paris live.

Me next!
1. Santana - Moonflower

2.Pink Floyd - Dark side of the moon

3.Yes - going for the one

Pink Floyd? Rod Robinson would have approved!

As there's only three of us playing Alf,do you want to go for your next favorite three.Might drag out summit a bit obscure!

wishbone ash live dates
eagles hotel clifornia
meatloaf bat out of hell ......... don't excpect a reply

Here goes!
Fleetwood mac - rumours

Yes - tomato

Stiff little fingers - inflammable material

4. Autoamerican - Blondie

5. What's The Story Morning Glory - Oasis

6. The Adventures of Hersham Boys - Sham 69 (problem is that I've only got this on vinyl).

What you wear in the confines of your own home is you buisiness young Jack me lad!I'm a latex man me self.

Spandex was made for figures like mine.

Fact: Spandex is an anagram of expands - that's how it was named. Please feel free to smack me around the head with a 12lb turbot if you already knew.

Me & Ger sat in the Pizza hut last night trying to come up with a few titles that wouldn't ruin our street cred. It was quite difficult.

We've only got 2.

Paul Weller - Stanley Road
The Skids - Dunfurmline (We've only just discovered this one recently, ah..it brought back memories)

The Skids? That takes me back! I've got Scared to Dance, Days in Europa and The Absolute Game but Dunfermline never graced my 'music centre' (Hah!) turntable. I think I'd became a New Romantic by then (can you imagine me with eyeliner and a frilly shirt - best not to try 'cos it's lunchtime).

Edited to correct the title of their third album.

Spot wrote

Me & Ger sat in the Pizza hut last night trying to come up with a few titles that wouldn't ruin our street cred.

Your street cred is in tatters

Dunfermline is a 'greatest hits' album (I wondered why I'd never heard of it ) I've got that one but as a re-release with another name.

RIP Stuart Adamson - a great songwriter and damn fine guitarist.

Can we do another three? can we ? can we?

Perhaps we could name the first ever single we ever bought 45's or even 78's,those of you born circa 1980 will be wondering what the fork I'm talking about,but there's still a few out there who'll remember.Any road here we go"Crazy Horses - The Osmonds" from Woolworths,Neath 60p.

Rainbow-since you been gone, woolworths, Guildford 1979. not sure how much, about 80p

'Strange Town' - The Jam (Woolies in Middlesbrough 1978 ).

courtney bigunslately wrote

Crazy Horses - The Osmonds

Awesome record!

Woolies seem to be doing ok!

'bout the only place in Neath to buy records in those days,oh and maybe that little pokey shop opposite and down a bit from the angel.That fella Branson got a lot to answer for which leads me onto my next purchase"what a waste" Ian dury and the blockheads,virgin records,Swansea.

And there was hard times by the hole in the wall.

I don't think that arrived 'till about 81/82
musiquarium if I'm not mistaken,but before that,late 70's,you had the parade record shop ,who also opened a shop in the market,then mid 80's the odd fellas opened vibes in queen street(apt I think).

Thats right, was hard times his other shop in swansea market?

Could be,but I remember musicquarium as a welcome addition to the music emporia of old Neath town,coz thats where I started my priceless(to me)northern soul collection.