P.I.L.

Open Up - Live 2013

Little Walter - Juke [1952]

Leftfield - Head And Shoulders (feat. Sleaford Mods) [2015]

Bill Callahan - Small Plane [2013]

BN @ 5729, su su .

Never admit to anything, LOL.

Anyway, heres one of the very first Thai music Cds I bought.

One of the others was by a guy called Pang, orange cover with a turtle on the front, but I cant find it on u-tube.

Ref above, found the guy, had to ask a Thai his real name.

Note rgs's mentor, Sir Bob Harris, on bass

on the 25, no one gets out alive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1bzv_mtXpI

Au Pairs - It's Obvious [1981]

24 and there's so much more

When I was about 14 I was sent to my Grandma's house in Lancaster. My father was in the process of leaving my mother. The family home was Sheffield.

My grandparents were shocked by my demeanor, being a youth only interested in the Sex Pistols and Clash etc. This was about 1981 and I was still at school.

My grandfather was a Policeman. So he had an agenda for me, as you can imagine.

I found really old battery powered radio that in the house and used to tune into John Peel at 10pm and listen to things such as The Fall and Grace Jones - Private Life, under the bed sheets every night.

Went on for about 3 months.

I was not allowed out after 5pm and received a lecture from Grandpa most nights.

That old radio was my lifeline to the world, John Peel my hero. RIP John.

Gary Numan helped me through his music, as well as Lene Lovich and OMD.

May as well go the way then.

A defining moment in music history.

Stuart Adamson. RIP.

Sounds the Skids?

Too right !!!!!

I met Annabella Lwin in Sheffield after the gig in The Limit club, on a Saturday afternoon. Ohh, way back in 1980

I was wearing an Adam and the Ants T shirt at the time.

Not surprisingly, I did not impress anyone.

She was really cute, and so was I (about 15)

A nice story soi 6, showing the importance of music to teenagers, an emotional lifeline.

I was sentenced to several years at boarding school, we had a lot of fun, but here was also a lot of discipline imposed by 'prefects'.

We slept in dormitories in individual cubicles with a table, bed and a curtain out front.

The prefects, gestapo in disguise,( sadists and homosexuals) would patrol outside, but with a little cunning we had some privacy- transistor radios were our lifeline at night.

I remember as clear as day listening to Tony Prince, an enthusiastic Radio Luxembourg DJ, playing the whole of The Beatles Abbey Road album on the radio with Ringo talking about and between the tracks- on my tiny transistor, half hidden by the pillows, it sounded so magical.

What do the generation today listen to?

I met Annabella Lwin in Sheffield after the gig in The Limit club, on a Saturday afternoon. Ohh, way back in 1980

I was wearing an Adam and the Ants T shirt at the time.

Not surprisingly, I did not impress anyone.

I was lucky that I had the charisma I didn't need t-shirts to unimpress people.

If I'd had any charisma, I'd have abused it terribly

I met Annabella Lwin in Sheffield after the gig in The Limit club, on a Saturday afternoon. Ohh, way back in 1980

I was wearing an Adam and the Ants T shirt at the time.

Not surprisingly, I did not impress anyone.

I was lucky that I had the charisma I didn't need t-shirts to unimpress people.

If I'd had any charisma,

<a href="http://www.ggsc01689.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/True%20By%20Both/11-It" data-ipb="nomediaparse" s%20a%20game.mp3"="" data-cke-saved-href="http://www.ggsc01689.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/True%20By%20Both/11-It">Act nice , act nice baby

https://youtu.be/kZU-1Fjb_TA

Act nice baby.

That old radio was my lifeline to the world, John Peel my hero. RIP John.

Cuban Boys - The Nation Needs You (2014) -(number#1 in the 2014 Dandelion Radio festive 50!)

23, dry in Pathum Thani

Perhaps Syd's pleas will help.

I met Annabella Lwin in Sheffield after the gig in The Limit club, on a Saturday afternoon. Ohh, way back in 1980

I was wearing an Adam and the Ants T shirt at the time.

Not surprisingly, I did not impress anyone.

I was lucky that I had the charisma I didn't need t-shirts to unimpress people.

If I'd had any charisma,

<a href="http://www.ggsc01689.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/True%20By%20Both/11-It" data-ipb="nomediaparse" s%20a%20game.mp3"="" data-cke-saved-href="http://www.ggsc01689.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/True%20By%20Both/11-It">Act nice , act nice baby

Back in 1980 our mob of suburban skate punks thought she was right fit.

Aphex Twin - Rhubarb [1994]