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8 minutes ago, Grimalkin said:

 

I have never met one so-called punk who could tell me what the definition of Anarchy was, not one. They just liked looking the part. Same as the rest of the tribe.

I was a bit too young to be a Punk but old enough to have been impacted by the social and economic conditions of the 1970s. I doubt if it was just a fashion statement for most. They were tough and bleak times.

idiot wind - dylan 

some girls are bigger than others - the smiths 

first and last and always - sisters of mercy 

house of fun - madness 

paranoid android - radiohead 

never enough - the cure 

Bass looks great. Dude playing it could benefit from a makeover though 😉

from her to eternity - nick cave 

you’re welcome - dwayne johnson 

😀

boys don’t cry - the cure 

rock and a hard place - sisters of mercy 

fire and water - free

this is not a love song - PiL

I have a horrible feeling that the best Ray is a ………

Bongo!

Hideous but fabulous!

new york city cops - strokes

room to roam - the waterboys

kick in the eye - bauhaus 

alive- pearl jam

i walk the line - johnny cash

curious corn - ozrics

Pigtails - Fink

2 minutes ago, Mykesbass said:

It was a single, In Between Days that really caught my ear the other day.

Possibly start with “Head on the door”then.

2 minutes ago, PaulThePlug said:

I'd stay away from Mixed Up... quite messed about with.  

 

Personally speaking anything up to and including Disintegration. 

I never really got into anything after that with the possible exception of Bloodflowers. Agree Mixed up was woeful.

exploitation - róisïn murphy