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24-05-2005, 05:34 PM
TechMouse

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Originally Posted by Traxx

I bought a one sided copy of that thomas bangalter so much love to give tune :doh: :doh: :doh:

The original is actually quite good, IMHO.

I'll get me coat.
24-05-2005, 05:58 PM
RDR

Geoff Love and his orchestra - plays sci-fi themes... super fly seventies vibe!

Ebony and Ivory - Michael Jackson and Paul Mcartney

A remix of the Poddington peas theme tune by none other than IQ!!!!!

but the toppest of the top is...

Zombie Nation - utter tripe.
24-05-2005, 07:41 PM
jacques

CRW - Lovin'

rather high on the cheese factor, picotto in a former non-techno guise...
24-05-2005, 08:49 PM
The Overfiend

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Originally Posted by dodgyedgy

Ebony and Ivory - Michael Jackson and Paul Mcartney

I loved that song as a kid
wasnt say say say on the other side?
25-05-2005, 12:16 AM
samba

that La Real is awesome

:lol: so much love to give :lol:
25-05-2005, 12:24 AM
gavinj3

Quote:

Originally Posted by Traxx

I bought a one sided copy of that thomas bangalter so much love to give tune :doh: :doh: :doh:

i just bought two copies of thomas bangalter - trax on the rocks and im lovin it! :doh: :doh: :doh:
25-05-2005, 12:25 AM
machina

There ain't nothing cheesy about la real... and for an angel is a old school classic, cheesy maybe, but still respect is warranted...

(if anyone calls age of love or love stimulation cheesy, i'll fly over there and punch ya myself :lol: )
25-05-2005, 09:25 AM
massplanck

I think the bassline in La Real is a bit cheddary to be honest.
25-05-2005, 09:47 AM
Jay Pace

Its not exactly vengaboys though is it?

Its a little disappointing when we are inundated with stinking stiltony tracks and the cheesiest thing anyone can find is the bassline from La Real.

I am a proud owner of "I want to see a rainbow high in the sky" by the man, the legend Paul Elstack.
:love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
26-05-2005, 02:11 PM
davethedrummer

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Originally Posted by Buttman

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Originally Posted by davethedrummer

yeah yeah....right....surgeon....cheese yeah man whatever?? :roll:

Maybe you should listen to the tune?

erm....i have ...in fact i have listened to many of surgeons tracks over the years
i bought this one , but many of the others were just to clever for me and i couldn't work out if it was any good or not without asking someone.....
no ....that's not fair....sorry

he's good, la real is certainly one of his more " mainstream" moments
but generally he's not my thing.
and i couldn't describe la real as cheese , not with so much real cheese around , i mean it's just a drum pattern and a bassline , and we have things like shaking stevens to think about!!!
come on man get your priorities right!
26-05-2005, 02:14 PM
dan the acid man

i used to like shaking stevens when i was 7 :oops:
26-05-2005, 02:16 PM
schlongfingers

After last Night, I jusrt discovered 'Anfield Rap' in my collection :D
26-05-2005, 02:19 PM
gumpy green

got a whole collection(maybe 25 recs)

of utter shiote cheesy spanish dance music.

not sure what style it is but its cheesy annoying kiddy music.....

i keep on saying im gonna do a mix with them now that i can mix very well.

think it woule be funny hearing the shite getting ripped apart with fx and all sort......be a laugh if anything else.
26-05-2005, 03:08 PM
JimmySomerville

[quote="TechMouse"]I have both Swamp Thing The Grid.
quote]

I have a long-standing argument with a mate who reckons Andy Weatherall was behind Swamp Thing....usually I would dismiss this out of hand but he has the most uncanny ability to come up with things that just should not be true!

Anyway I own...

Charly Lonoise & Mental Theo - Charlotteburg double pack!!
26-05-2005, 04:54 PM
TechMouse

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Originally Posted by JimmySomerville

I have a long-standing argument with a mate who reckons Andy Weatherall was behind Swamp Thing....usually I would dismiss this out of hand but he has the most uncanny ability to come up with things that just should not be true!

It was Dave Ball & Rich Norris.

Though I do seem to remember some "Propellerheads" connection.
26-05-2005, 05:01 PM
davethedrummer

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Originally Posted by TechMouse

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Originally Posted by JimmySomerville

I have a long-standing argument with a mate who reckons Andy Weatherall was behind Swamp Thing....usually I would dismiss this out of hand but he has the most uncanny ability to come up with things that just should not be true!

It was Dave Ball & Rich Norris.

Though I do seem to remember some "Propellerheads" connection.

yeah it was dave ball from soft cell
the grid they were called
i saw them play megadog once apon a million years ago
they weren't very good
consequently they dissapeared without trace
good.
26-05-2005, 05:06 PM
TechMouse

Quote:

Originally Posted by davethedrummer

yeah it was dave ball from soft cell
the grid they were called
i saw them play megadog once apon a million years ago
they weren't very good
consequently they dissapeared without trace
good.

I quite liked Evolver at the time it came out.
Made me want to play the banjo with a collinder on my head.
I was only 13 though.
26-05-2005, 05:13 PM
davethedrummer

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Originally Posted by TechMouse

Quote:

Originally Posted by davethedrummer

yeah it was dave ball from soft cell
the grid they were called
i saw them play megadog once apon a million years ago
they weren't very good
consequently they dissapeared without trace
good.

I quite liked Evolver at the time it came out.
Made me want to play the banjo with a collinder on my head.
I was only 13 though.

my point exactly:

1. 13 years old ( an impressionable age , deduct 10 points)
2. the banjo ( an instrument that defies reason and elegance , deduct a further 10 points)
3.placing things on one's head ( ridiculous , you will never get a girlfriend , deduct entire lifetimes supply of points)

you see.......its self explanatory....
the grid were useless....just face it.
26-05-2005, 05:17 PM
TechMouse

Quote:

Originally Posted by davethedrummer

1. 13 years old ( an impressionable age , deduct 10 points)

Fair.

Quote:

Originally Posted by davethedrummer

2. the banjo ( an instrument that defies reason and elegance , deduct a further 10 points)

1 word... Deliverance.

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Originally Posted by davethedrummer

3.placing things on one's head ( ridiculous , you will never get a girlfriend , deduct entire lifetimes supply of points)

Try telling that to these hunks of love...

http://farm.tucows.com/2004/10/this_...s_his_data.jpg

http://www.dansden.freeserve.co.uk/mad/mad119.gif

http://home.apu.edu/~kathy/march2003/23library.JPG

... and don't try to tell me that didn't give you the horn.
26-05-2005, 05:19 PM
davethedrummer

hahaha

yes but don't use that as an excuse :!:
26-05-2005, 05:23 PM
davethedrummer

a collinder is a collinder my friend
and playing air banjo whilst strutting around the room listening to the grid
with a collinder on your head has got nothing on just wearing the odd stupid hat now and again . don't fool yourself.

you were young......easily led......it's ok you are with friends now.
let the tears out :cry:
26-05-2005, 05:39 PM
TechMouse

http://www.remc11.k12.mi.us/bhas/bhh...images/cry.gif

Oh well, could have been worse.
26-05-2005, 09:09 PM
dan the acid man

bloody hell, the grid, i remember them :oops:
29-05-2005, 02:38 AM
Little Fella!

I've got Climie Fischer "Love Changes Everything" House Mix on the 12"

Chuffed to bits I was back in 1988!

I'm sure there's more... :drool:
29-05-2005, 05:53 AM
EmotionComplex

i bought zombie nation :shock:

i liked the dave clarke mix at the time, im not sure what my opinion on it is now though, its been a while :lol:

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