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    also shows the rough average age of most people on here lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Wood View Post
    also shows the rough average age of most people on here lol

    Well yeah, aint no Lady Ga Ga or the plethora of R&B vocoder spunk that covers the airwaves today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Wood View Post
    also shows the rough average age of most people on here lol
    Yep, and all the songs posted so far (except the two worst) were a) quality music and b) played on the radio in the 1980s. In 20 years I would like to see what radio music from the 90s and 00s stand the test of time!

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    Martin, another song from the Thatcher era. What does '1 in 10' mean?


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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkK View Post
    Martin, another song from the Thatcher era. What does '1 in 10' mean?


    Ahhhaa, Local lads


    UB40 was the Unemployment form (welfare form)






    1 in 10, number of people unemployed at the time.




    I am the one in ten
    A number on a list
    I am the one in ten
    Even though I don`t exist
    Nobody knows me
    Even though i`m always there
    A statistic, a reminder
    Of a world that doesn`t care

    My arms enfold the dole queue
    Malnutrition dulls my hair
    My eyes are black and lifeless
    With an underprivileged stare
    I`m the beggar on the corner
    Will no-one spare a dime?
    I`m the child that never learns to read
    `cause no-one spared the time

    (chorus)

    I am the one in ten .... etc

    I`m the murderer and the victim
    The licence with the gun
    I`m a sad and bruised old lady
    In an ally in a slum
    I`m a middle aged businessman
    With chronic heart disease
    I`m another teenaged suicide
    In a street that has no trees

    (chorus)

    I am the one in ten .... etc

    I`m a starving third world mother
    A refugee without a home
    I`m a house wife hooked on valium
    I`m a pensioner alone
    I`m a cancer ridden spectre
    Covering the earth
    I`m another hungry baby
    I`m an accident of birth.

    (chorus)

    I am the one in ten .... etc

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    Ok I knew what UB40 meant but I thought that the unemployment rate was much higher in the 80s....

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkK View Post
    Ok I knew what UB40 meant but I thought that the unemployment rate was much higher in the 80s....
    That was a national stat, so you will find that the industrial city's in the north - alot worse off, compared to the south of England, where they were still spending alot of money on hairspray.

    She also fucked with the figures somewhat, 4 million unemployed ? I remember there being more unemployed in Britain than the population of Ireland at the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LILIKO View Post






    Very cool. Never heard of them. Were they 'big in Japan'?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkK View Post
    Very cool. Never heard of them. Were they 'big in Japan'?

    Yes, they were. They both came to Japan and sang in
    music shows on TV. I mean singing along w their tapes
    most of the time... you call it lip-sync in English?

    as for Strawberry Switchblade, their single
    "since yesterday" was the biggest hit in Japan.

    I bought their records (Japanese version)


    I like that song "our lips are sealed" by Fun Boy Three.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LILIKO View Post
    Yes, they were. They both came to Japan and sang in
    music shows on TV. I mean singing along w their tapes
    most of the time... you call it lip-sync in English?

    as for Strawberry Switchblade, their single
    "since yesterday" was the biggest hit in Japan.

    I bought their records (Japanese version)


    I like that song "our lips are sealed" by Fun Boy Three.
    8th Wonder reminds me of Kim Wilde


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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkK View Post
    Very cool. Never heard of them. Were they 'big in Japan'?

    Eight Wonders singer is Patsy Kensit, who loves the pop stars, she was married to Jim Kerr from Simple Minds, and later to Liam Gallagher from Oasis.

    She still acts and was in the UK soap opera Emmerdale a few years back.

    I had fancied her rotten


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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Red View Post
    Eight Wonders singer is Patsy Kensit, who loves the pop stars, she was married to Jim Kerr from Simple Minds, and later to Liam Gallagher from Oasis.

    She still acts and was in the UK soap opera Emmerdale a few years back.

    I had fancied her rotten

    Meaning you beat off daily to a poster of her from NME?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Red View Post
    Eight Wonders singer is Patsy Kensit, who loves the pop stars, she was married to Jim Kerr from Simple Minds, and later to Liam Gallagher from Oasis.

    She still acts and was in the UK soap opera Emmerdale a few years back.

    I had fancied her rotten

    She is so adorable.
    She is also known as actress.
    The Great Gatsby, Absolute Biginners, etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkK View Post
    Meaning you beat off daily to a poster of her from NME?????
    tbh, she was more Smash hits than NME..but

    YES, I nearly pulled my cock off.










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    Quote Originally Posted by LILIKO View Post
    She is so adorable.
    She is also known as actress.
    The Great Gatsby, Absolute Biginners, etc

    She started off selling Birds Eye Peas (Left)



    (Right) more recently in Holby City

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Red View Post
    I had fancied her rotten



    And me.


    ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin Red View Post

    She started off selling Birds Eye Peas (Left)



    (Right) more recently in Holby City

    Glad to see she still looks beautiful.
    so I guess these girls were not your type...


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    Quote Originally Posted by LILIKO View Post
    Glad to see she still looks beautiful.
    so I guess these girls were not your type...


    Sam Fox is a page 3 girl (got her tits out regularly), both have great knockers, but regarding the music, it was holiday music you would hear in Spain, but generally looked on as Euro shite, that sound was generally looked on as Pop factory rubbish from the likes of PWL.

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