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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: Yoshi on November 29, 2006, 09:15:47
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Watching VH1 Classic at the moment and the 90's at 9 show. They just played Blondie - Maria, does anyone else think that Debbie Harry's voice got so much better by that point? Its just a shame they only really had the 1 hit that late in the day as with that newer voice she should have done so much better!
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Watching VH1 Classic at the moment and the 90's at 9 show. They just played Blondie - Maria, does anyone else think that Debbie Harry's voice got so much better by that point? Its just a shame they only really had the 1 hit that late in the day as with that newer voice she should have done so much better!
didnt she do something about french kisssing or french kissing in the usa
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Watching VH1 Classic at the moment and the 90's at 9 show. They just played Blondie - Maria, does anyone else think that Debbie Harry's voice got so much better by that point? Its just a shame they only really had the 1 hit that late in the day as with that newer voice she should have done so much better!
didnt she do something about french kisssing or french kissing in the usa
Yes they did
'Badger'
I reckon that her voice was so much better at that point. more range & power
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and she was DEBORAH Harry then.... she droped the DEBBIE ..
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'Maria' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyqwAsMNVXU) (live)
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Oh no, the 90s are becoming retro chic, and I was feeling too old the first time around.
Next thing will be the 70s revival revival.
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Oh no, the 90s are becoming retro chic, and I was feeling too old the first time around.
I know, I posted a link to a Steve Earle video (from 'YouTube') for someone on another forum (OLLR) & the difference in his appearance between then & now :shock:
I remember seeing him when he looked like that on the promotional tour for his 2nd album'Exit 0' (1987?)
Next thing will be the 70s revival revival.
Nooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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i never watched debbie harry for the music :lol: she was my pin up in the eighties
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i never watched debbie harry for the music :lol: she was my pin up in the eighties
Yes, she was a rather attractive young lady (still is, if a few years older)
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nah, she lost alot of her looks when she got older, which is a shame.
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Of course, there's also Kate Bush;
Babooshka (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKMSEWVQ3PI)
CloudBusting (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO8zr31R0c8) (got to agree with the comments, it's a wonderful song & video)
And more modern; King Of The Mountain (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4qu-DKi_30)
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Coming (fairly) up to date, one of the most distinctive female voices in music must be Cerys Matthews (of Catatonia)
Road Rage (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVAbHz9gVBg) (it's the way she phrases 'road-rage' :(biglove): )
Mulder & Scully (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcQFVhJbQTg)
Dead From The Waist Down (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MNnTDV3FWE)
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Aye, short and sweet that one, every welshmans dream woman, when in a wooly jumper of course ;) lmao
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But for good voices with great music then there is 2 who spring to mind more, P j Harvey, her brand of weird music is fantastic, and of course the very underrated Lisa Marie Presley, only like the "To Whom It May Concern" album, although the new one "Now What" is looking just as good as its predeccessor (i cant spell) although anything before to whom it may concern sucked eggs lol
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But for good voices with great music then there is 2 who spring to mind more, P j Harvey, her brand of weird music is fantastic
Polly Jane.
She's done a couple of good sessions on the Mark Radcliffe shows
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Coming (fairly) up to date, one of the most distinctive female voices in music must be Cerys Matthews (of Catatonia)
a lass from pembrokeshire (porthgain) me mate went to school with her, said she was a munt back in the day
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Just listening to Ken Bruce & Claire Grogan (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/bruce/tracks/index.shtml?thisweek) is choosing the 'Tracks Of My Years'
She's the young lady from the group 'Altered Images', & the film, 'Gregorys Girl'
Happy Birthday (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s6m0rCud_s)
I Could Be Happy (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIVkz0gSj28)
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How about for 90's ladies;
Siouxsie Sioux (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eyCh5PGP_8&mode=related&search=)??
There was always a certain 'something' about her, but at certain points in her career if you look closely, her facial features scarily resembled Cherie Blair :(scared):
'Echo Beach' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyzsBqk8u1w)
'What's Up?' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiDpMfEeo3Q) (I remember the first time I ever heard this, I was just about to cross the Tamar (road) bridge.
Question.
Is this thread mainly sticking to rock/pop (for want of a better expression) or is it just 90's ladies???
If not here's a few more contributions :wink:
Liz Fraser of This Mortal Coil (an offshoot of the Cocteau Twins)'Song to The Siren' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NH0LLU2tP4)
80's Ladies (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ETlEzcst5A) (sorry wrong decade :oops: Got this as a single downstairs :wink: )
Any Man Of Mine (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWbqx9wV55E) (thankfully, pre-Leopardskin, etc.... & all the better for it)
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Siouxsie Sioux, 90s? I have "Cities in Dust" by Siouxsie and the Banshees on Now 6, which I got for my tenth birthday back in 1986, and I thought that was quite a way through her career already. Haven't really been aware of her nearly so much since the 80s.
Nah, 90s music to me is epitomised by "There's No Limit" by 2 Unlimited. Yeah, I think music went through a bit of a bad patch in the early 90s. :shock:
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Ooo I remember seeing Kate Bush in Manchester - superb (showing age).
I must admit, after seeing the live concert link you put on earlier we had a big discussion at work regarding DHarrys age and was surprised she was so old. Also if you google Debbie Harry there is one site saying "Naked Pics " - well, we had to look, better with her clothes on!
Andrew
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Of course, there's also Kate Bush;
Babooshka (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKMSEWVQ3PI)
LOL - my Daughter was NEARLY called Anastacia BABOOSHKA.. all thanks to that video..lol
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With Babooshka meaning something akin to Grandmother, or Old Woman, she would have really thanked you for that.
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Siouxsie Sioux, 90s? I have "Cities in Dust" by Siouxsie and the Banshees on Now 6, which I got for my tenth birthday back in 1986, and I thought that was quite a way through her career already. Haven't really been aware of her nearly so much since the 80s.
Sorry wrong era :oops:
I was thinking of the Goth era, rather that her original Punk days.
She was still the style-setter for all the Goth-girls
Spikey hair, leather, lace, fish-nets, high-heels, lots of black make-up.
Most of the girls dressed the same as well :lol: :lol:
it was the time of bands like
Sisters Of Mercy (ooh........ Patricia Morrison :D )
Southern Death Cult, aka; Death Cult, The Cult (BillyDuffys Gretsch White Falcon)
Alien Sex Fiend
X-Mal Deutschland
etc.......
Spear Of Destiny (great live)
Plus the rockabilly/punkabilly, which was my genre :wink: ;
King Kurt (very messy live :lol: )
The Meteors
Stray Cats (great live, with a fantastic guitarist - Brian Setzer)
Restless (as good as the Cats live)
Dave Philps & The Hot-Rod Gang
The Cramps (just ..... weird)
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The cramps rock!!! If you like rockabilly and stuff, especially The Brian Setzer Orchestra or Brian Setzers 68 Comeback Special then log onto http://www.totalrock.com and listen in on a thursday night between 9pm and midnight. Loads of weird stuff like the cramps, the meteors, reverend horton heat and of course Brian Setzer. But then if you like Brian Setzer then maybe you should listen out for the Cherry Poppin Daddies???
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The cramps rock!!!
Poison Ivy :shock:
There's quite a bit on 'YouTube', but some of it's a bit naugty for on here
If you like rockabilly and stuff, especially The Brian Setzer Orchestra or Brian Setzers 68 Comeback Special then log onto http://www.totalrock.com and listen in on a thursday night between 9pm and midnight.
I'll try that
Example;
'InThe Mood' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsaHwuGF12E) (love those Rods. Not too sure about a blue Gretsch? :? )
But then if you like Brian Setzer then maybe you should listen out for the Cherry Poppin Daddies???
I'll try them. might be on 'YouTube'??
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The radio show i am pointing you to i used to dj on, and also i was guest dj'ing on it a few weeks ago again!
Cherry poppin daddies are very much new swing, fitting in with the Brian Setzer orchestra.
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The Meteors
i think i saw them at the seaside special in margate in 92
will have to get the t-shirt out to check
memory was fuzzeled due to large amounts of alcohol :oops: :oops: :oops:
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The Meteors
i think i saw them at the seaside special in margate in 92
Adam & Eves in Leeds (near the Corn Exchange)
It's long gone now :(
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The cramps rock!!! If you like rockabilly and stuff,
Sadly Dave Phillips & The Hot-Rod Gang doing 'Tainted Love' seems to have disappeared from 'YouTube' :(
But there's always Restless :wink:
Long Black Shiney Car (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJSYkReWUnQ)
Bottle On The Beach (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEzfH9cEOgQ&mode=related&search=)
Baby Please Don't Go! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jSHmJDlEI4&mode=related&search=)
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Sadly Dave Phillips & The Hot-Rod Gang doing 'Tainted Love' seems to have disappeared from 'YouTube' :(
However.........
I have found 'My Turn' (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PixExiRZ2QA&search=Rockabilly%20Psychobilly)
The guitarist is Mark Harman, later of Restless (as mentioned above)
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just watched 2 blondie videos on vh1 classic, first was heart of glass, but then the second was french kissing in the usa, must say the best she looked was in the french kissing in the usa vid :D
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The radio show is now commencing :D
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I tend to think of the 90's as the era of Club & Rave Music...or maybe it's just a sign of my mis-spent youth!
Either way my Ipod is fast filling with my favourite 90's tracks such as:
2 Bad Mice - Bomb Scare (Sasha & Digweed mix)
Snap - Rhythm Is A Dancer
A Guy Called Gerald- Voodo Ray
Atlantic Ocean - Waterfall
Blue Pearl - Dancing Naked in the Rain
Bucketheads - The Bomb
CeCe Peniston - Finally
Darude - Sandstorm
DJ Sasha - Expander
Faithless - Insomnia (Moody Mix)
Goodmen - Give It Up (Extended Mix)
Haddaway- Don't Hurt Me 12' Mix
Heller & Farley Project- Ultra Flava (original flava)
Jakkata- Ever So Lonely (original mix)
Jinny - Keep Warm (Alex Party Hot Mix)
Josh Wink- Higher State of Consciousness (Original)
JX- Son Of A Gun
Liquid- Sweet harmony (Artful Dodger remix)
Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke (Hardfloor Remix)
Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On (Funky Mix)
Paul Van Dyk - Binary Finary
Pizzaman - Trippin' On Sunshine (Pizzaman Club Mix)
Robin S - Show Me Love
Sash! - Encore Une Fois (Future Breeze Mix)
Shamen - Boss Drum (the Beatmaster mix)
Sneaker Pimps - Spin Spin Sugar (Armand Van Helden's Speed Garage Mix)
Tori Amos - professional widow (armand van helden remix)
Urban Cookie Collective - The Key,The Secret (Club Mix)
To borrow a phrase "Now That's What I Call 90's"- any suggestions for other essential tracks?
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Dug out some tapes earlier.
As I type I'm listening to; King Kurt, Guana Batz, Sisters of Mercy, Spear Of Destiny (amongst others)
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Dug out some tapes earlier.
As I type I'm listening to; King Kurt, Guana Batz, Sisters of Mercy, Spear Of Destiny (amongst others)
Tapes? What are those?
:lol:
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Dug out some tapes earlier
Tapes? What are those?
:lol:
Extremely old & tangly things that were around in the 80's & (early) 90's.
(I think it was at least 1995 before i bought a CD player)
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Dug out some tapes earlier
Tapes? What are those?
:lol:
Extremely old & tangly things that were around in the 80's & (early) 90's.
(I think it was at least 1995 before I bought a CD player)
Oh those :) Yes I remeber them. Was really proud of my state of the art Akai tape deck I had on my seperates syetm. Along with my Phillips CD104, which I'm lead to beleive as one of the First CD players is worth a lot of dosh :)
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spear of destiny used to be theatre of hate and are fantastic (apparently), Kirk Brandon is very good :D
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spear of destiny used to be theatre of hate and are fantastic (apparently), Kirk Brandon is very good :D
Very good live & can that man 'wail'
There's a few clips on 'YouTube' if you type all 3 in as individual searches
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have got me mate sending me some cd's and vcd's of alot of the live stuff, he gets to interview alot of these people, the latest were Jim White and Johnny Dowd (if anyone knows who they are) lol