(11 Sep 2013, 6:39 pm)Daniel wrote The lyrics look lovely, without hearing the song... :p

Yeah, those lyrics really speak to me

(11 Sep 2013, 6:44 pm)BJ10VUS wrote Yeah, those lyrics really speak to me

Can't say I have heard it, but after seeing those lyrics I'm not sure I want to hear it.

The bloke has been on a few panel shows like Buzzcocks (possibly Celeb Juice) and he comes across as a total knob.

(11 Sep 2013, 6:07 pm)AdamY wrote I'm quite liking Example's All the Wrong Places at the moment.

Breakbeat, 90s style rave stabs, all that's missing is the classic rave piano.

I like the sound of this. Although it made me think of 'Pianoman - Blurred' before anything else. Musical treat for those of you too young to remember!

http://youtu.be/lG8i1NThd2w

(11 Sep 2013, 10:29 pm)aureolin wrote I like the sound of this. Although it made me think of 'Pianoman - Blurred' before anything else. Musical treat for those of you too young to remember!

http://youtu.be/lG8i1NThd2w

Forgot all about Pianoman.
It got me digging out this bad boy. Love it.

Heard this and System F - Out of the Blue out in Ibiza one summer. Came back, told my mates (who weren't with us)about these two amazing tracks. As the internet was pretty much unheard of in most people's houses, we had to wait a few months before they appeared in the clubs on the North East.
Needless to say, the recommendations were approved.

Edit: This (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eBTnYSLe9s&feature=youtube_gdata_player) was the tune I was referring to last night. Completely forgot to add the link

System F - Out of the Blue (and other Ferry Corsten produced tunes under various pseudonyms) is what got me back into trance/dance music circa 1999.

I used to like rave/house music when I was at school, but when it evolved into 'Happy Hardcore' and the generic commercialised nonsense which could be found on television channels such as 'The Box', personally, I thought it was crap. Ashamedly, I became a bit of a musical snob at this point, only liking bands which had people playing instruments and were highly recommended by the NME and other music magazines.

1999 (maybe 1998 too), in my opinion, represented a renaissance in dance music. From Binary Finary to System F to Gouryella (also Ferry Corsten) to Chicane it was all good.

(12 Sep 2013, 7:55 am)AdamY wrote System F - Out of the Blue (and other Ferry Corsten produced tunes under various pseudonyms) is what got me back into trance/dance music circa 1999.

I used to like rave/house music when I was at school, but when it evolved into 'Happy Hardcore' and the generic commercialised nonsense which could be found on television channels such as 'The Box', personally, I thought it was crap. Ashamedly, I became a bit of a musical snob at this point, only liking bands which had people playing instruments and were highly recommended by the NME and other music magazines.

1999 (maybe 1998 too), in my opinion, represented a renaissance in dance music. From Binary Finary to System F to Gouryella (also Ferry Corsten) to Chicane it was all good.

Gourrrrrrryyyyyyyyy-elllllllllllaaaaaaaaaaa

Dont know whether I should be admitting this but I love Take That, saw them at Sunderland in 2009 and at the Croker in Dublin in 2011.

In the 90's I liked a bit Rave and these days like stuff like Ministry of Sound, Cream and Clubland.

I also like some Classical Music as well, about 10 years ago, I was on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown and my GP recommended some classical and opera music, so among my playlists is a bit Katherine Jenkins and normally a bit Classical for when I am feeling down and it destresses me

http://youtu.be/b6vSf0cA9qY

Cant get the sax solo out of my head.

Until I checked the lyrics out, was convinced she was asking to be spanked.

Anyway, we need more songs with sax solos!

(12 Sep 2013, 8:34 am)marxistafozzski wrote Dont know whether I should be admitting this but I love Take That, saw them at Sunderland in 2009 and at the Croker in Dublin in 2011.

In the 90's I liked a bit Rave and these days like stuff like Ministry of Sound, Cream and Clubland.

I also like some Classical Music as well, about 10 years ago, I was on the verge of a complete nervous breakdown and my GP recommended some classical and opera music, so among my playlists is a bit Katherine Jenkins and normally a bit Classical for when I am feeling down and it destresses me

The original Clubland stuff was pretty good, as are the retro compilations they do. I tend to look out for the classic Ministry of Sound compilations too. I ended up picking up Clubland 90s a while ago, and it's full of classics. MOS also released an anthems compilation in 2007/08 time which I still listen to now and again.

Lets not mention the Darren Styles and Ultrabeat albums...

(08 Jun 2014, 12:12 am)Andreos Constantopolous wrote http://youtu.be/b6vSf0cA9qY

Cant get the sax solo out of my head.

Until I checked the lyrics out, was convinced she was asking to be spanked.

Anyway, we need more songs with sax solos!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWGYNxy2Bts

Was on the suggested videos - love this one too.

Might sound odd, but I like 80s music

(08 Jun 2014, 11:23 am)Tom wrote Might sound odd, but I like 80s music

I like the 80's alot, even though i was born in 1991... it just has the best music

(08 Jun 2014, 11:38 am)Michael wrote I like the 80's alot, even though i was born in 1991... it just has the best music

It sure does!

(08 Jun 2014, 11:23 am)Tom wrote Might sound odd, but I like 80s music

(08 Jun 2014, 11:38 am)Michael wrote I like the 80's alot, even though i was born in 1991... it just has the best music

(08 Jun 2014, 11:43 am)Tom wrote It sure does!

I agree some of the best music was from the 80's, I remember one day a while back, I was stood at the bus stop singing away to Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up, I looked up and this old gadget was stood looking at me and laughing as I was getting right into my singing

I also like the 70's music, one of my favourite watering holes being Flares (now Reflex) in Sunderland [WHITE SMILING FACE]

(08 Jun 2014, 1:55 pm)marxistafozzski wrote I agree some of the best music was from the 80's, I remember one day a while back, I was stood at the bus stop singing away to Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up, I looked up and this old gadget was stood looking at me and laughing as I was getting right into my singing

I also like the 70's music, one of my favourite watering holes being Flares (now Reflex) in Sunderland [WHITE SMILING FACE]

One of my old favourites is I'm Free by Kenny Loggins.

Wonder what a psychologist would think reading this?

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Relfex is really expensive, like £5 for a bottle of bud, its never open to

(06 Jul 2014, 1:06 pm)Michael wrote [quote='marxistafozzski' pid='46303' dateline='1402235717']

Relfex is really expensive, like £5 for a bottle of bud, its never open to

I haven't been for a while, at one time I would get in for nowt, dunno if they still charge, and even got free drinks now and again, as my sister used to work there...I was nearly thrown out one night when I got caught going into the ladies toilets with a young lady, bouncer had a hold of me by the scruff o' the neck, in the end he handed me over to my sister who promised to sort me out [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

Oh yeah, when England played Turkey at the SOL in 2003, Flares were only letting single women and couples in, my sister and my mate pretended to be a couple, I had to beg some young chick to be my girl, she played the part well once inside can tell you...Never saw her again after that night [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]

Flares used to be awesome in the early 00's. Few in there, followed by a trip to Idols, and then over to Pzazz to end the night.

(06 Jul 2014, 1:49 pm)aureolin wrote Flares used to be awesome in the early 00's. Few in there, followed by a trip to Idols, and then over to Pzazz to end the night.

I got barred from Pzazz for life on my 19th Birthday hahaha...A bouncer stepped right in front of me as I was coming out the netty and I tripped over him, him and his pal dragged me out and right Into the road on Holmeside, nearly getting knocked over in the process...

I mostly went to Beach/Blu Bambu where the Cooper Rose is now and later on liked Varsity down Green Terrace...

Monday Nights used to be canny, 10 quid into Privilege, drink as much as you want...Wednesdays was canny in Beach/Blu Bambu, Student Night [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND TIGHTLY-CLOSED EYES]