OK pop music let's go!

[LILIKO]

[Martin Red]

It's "The Beat"


Thanks man

[ngeso]

[Martin Red]

[LILIKO]

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.

[ngeso]

[Martin Red]

[ngeso]

Good One!

[Martin Red]

[Martin Red]

[Martin Red]

[ngeso]

[Martin Red]

Farley Jackmaster Funk - Love Can't Turn Around - 1986

I remember watching this at the time, I like it when Mr Pandy kicks his shoes off


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqZgAl7NowI

[MarkK]

[ngeso]

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[DaBownca]

I don't want to make this something it isn't but I was disturbed by two comments made by Martin and Mark in relation with the content of this post. It was their assessment of todays music which unfortunately describes a current fad in Black Oriented R&B and it was not incorrect. It was also their assessment of the previous posts which were caled "quality" (which i didn't necessarily agree with). The disturbing thing for me was that the previous posts were all by White artists. I'm pretty sure there was no racial intent in their statements, but I was disturbed nonetheless. Just wanted to rant carry on.....

[ngeso]

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.

Cue the Icicle Works. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNa1SXonTx8

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[MarkK]

I don't want to make this something it isn't but I was disturbed by two comments made by Martin and Mark in relation with the content of this post. It was their assessment of todays music which unfortunately describes a current fad in Black Oriented R&B and it was not incorrect. It was also their assessment of the previous posts which were caled "quality" (which i didn't necessarily agree with). The disturbing thing for me was that the previous posts were all by White artists. I'm pretty sure there was no racial intent in their statements, but I was disturbed nonetheless. Just wanted to rant carry on.....

You know I thought about this issue too as we were posting. Well first, I am a child of the 80s and I have no regrets in loving New Wave and all that. This was the music I grew up on, and quite a lot of the artists were white.

But today's music, that I qualified as shit, is certainly not limited to black oriented R&B. It is Brittany Spears, Coldplay, Jonas Brothers and all the other shit. In fact, I personally see R&B, and certainly hip-hop, as something else than pop music.

Hope this makes sense, but I do see what you mean.

[Martin Red]

I don't want to make this something it isn't but I was disturbed by two comments made by Martin and Mark in relation with the content of this post. It was their assessment of todays music which unfortunately describes a current fad in Black Oriented R&B and it was not incorrect. It was also their assessment of the previous posts which were caled "quality" (which i didn't necessarily agree with). The disturbing thing for me was that the previous posts were all by White artists. I'm pretty sure there was no racial intent in their statements, but I was disturbed nonetheless. Just wanted to rant carry on.....

Hello DaBownca

I don't care what colour the artist is, it's either good of not so good, or really shit.

I aint pro British either, How many of these artists posted are British ?

[Martin Red]

[Martin Red]

[DaBownca]

Hello DaBownca

I don't care what colour the artist is, it's either good of not so good, or really shit.

I aint pro British either, How many of these artists posted are British ?

I know I know it was just an observation not an indictment. I look so good at my age cause I don't sit on shit when it bothers me.