can you imagine what it would have been like had they not graced the music world with their timeless classics,everyone must have a favourite track by these genius' i have a few to chose from the guitar rhythm played by jason donovan in too many broken hearts......the lyrics in "the harder i try" by brother beyond......but my all time favourite has to be i should be so lucky by kylie.......always gets my hand tapping on the steering wheel ..........so whats your fave then?

i bet there album sounds like one long track :D

Originally posted by f_g
i bet there album sounds like one long track :D

an album full of meaning and memories mate :sigh:

My favourite was Lick My Lovepump. What a great era that was.

Derek Smalls was particularly fine with his curvey pipe and his sinister facehair.

i was abit too young for the memories:D

ahhhhh the neighbours wedding,especially for you playing in the background,i had a tear in my eye that day:)

Originally posted by kirky
i had a tear in my eye that day:)

from cutting onions like? :hihi:

Originally posted by the_rudeboy
from cutting onions like? :hihi:

no mate it was just the occasion very over whelming:)

it was one of them times when everyone can remember excatly where they were and what they were doing at the time........i remember it as though it was yesterday....i was sat on the settee watching tele:)

great stuff

Originally posted by kirky
no mate it was just the occasion very over whelming:)

it was one of them times when everyone can remember excatly where they were and what they were doing at the time........i remember it as though it was yesterday....i was sat on the settee watching tele:)

great stuff


Especially for you (http://about.theage.com.au/150images/1987_08b.jpg) :thumbsup:

i think pete waterman sold out when he joined the hitman n her........all the beautiful songs he did and then went and joined this tacky show........

greed got the better of him:|

"Whatever i do" by Hazell Dean, or "You spin me round" by Dead or Alive - both classics of the genre.

Originally posted by bensonhedges
"Whatever i do" by Hazell Dean, or "You spin me round" by Dead or Alive - both classics of the genre.

i was takin the **** mate :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi:

Who says I wasn't, mate?

Originally posted by bensonhedges
Who says I wasn't, mate?

stop trying to cover your musical tastes up...you feel reyt daft na don't ya.......and so you should:hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :hihi:

Originally posted by kirky
ahhhhh the neighbours wedding,especially for you playing in the background,i had a tear in my eye that day:)

Think you'll find the song in the background was Suddenly, by Angry Anderson. Especially For You was one of the first number one hit singles in 1989 (after Gene Pitney and Marc Almond IIRC).

Whatever you think of their sound, they made an absolute mint and you could argue they rescued one or two established but fading names' careers.

Cliff Richard, Donna Summer (no less!), Liza Minelli and so on.
Whereas I'll never forgive them for the Reynold Girls (they who would rather Jack than Fleetwood Mac - lyrics or what?) they did some decent stuff (I actually like a lot of their Kylie stuff and Brother Beyond).

I wish they'd SAWd Morrissey - that could have resulted in a very interesting sound indeed.

Originally posted by Ousetunes
I wish they'd SAWd Morrissey - that could have resulted in a very interesting sound indeed. [/B]

NOOOO......

that is just perverted!

Originally posted by muddycoffee
NOOOO......

that is just perverted!

Nah, think about it.

Suedehead but with a tacky drum machine sound and a video with Mozza wearing those pale jeans, leather jacket and floppy haircut, smiling to the camera.

Everyday Is Like Sunday with dancers on Scarborough Beach (remember Seaside Special?), Stephen Patrick bopping away underneath a multicoloured umbrella.

Howsabout a duet version of November Spawned A Monster with Jason Donovan?

Man, they'd make Simon Cowell look like an amateur.

Originally posted by kirky
no mate it was just the occasion very over whelming:)

it was one of them times when everyone can remember excatly where they were and what they were doing at the time........i remember it as though it was yesterday....i was sat on the settee watching tele:)

great stuff

And did you cry when Madge "died" in Neighbours? I did... Even though I'd already read that it was going to happen in that week's TV magazine... It was just so sad the way they portrayed the death *sniff*

Originally posted by kirky
ahhhhh the neighbours wedding,especially for you playing in the background,i had a tear in my eye that day:)

At the wedding it was Suddenly by Angry Anderson that was playing....