HonaloochieB

Time For Action - Secret Affair

Sad Song - Lou Reed

Though they're not in order of importance you understand.

The test of time and remembrance to some extent will be dictated by the media that drives how the the music is heard. But as for how we come to be where we are now in pop music I'm fancying my three 'B's theory. Bob Dylan, The Beatles and Berry Gordy.

Is there honey still for tea? If there is, then have it.

Share some greased tea with me.

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ahem, Jeremy.......HonaloocheB is a Mott the > > Hooople track, Capitol Radio is a Clash > > track,,,,not as clever as you think are you? > > Evidently not! Come on Quids and Jeremy, let's find some common ground. Both of you come and join me in my Clash dream. It was in black and white and on a street corner in New York City, never been there so don't know which one. There was Joe Strummer, Mick Jones and Topper Headon and from my point of view me. So I'd given myself the Paul Simonon role in this dream, 25 years ago I'd've given him a run, but truthfully he's aged better. Anyway, we formed a circle, put our arms around each other and touched heads. Joe said 'This is the last time The Clash will ever stand together', and we all held on to each other as the city carried on around us. I woke up, I'd been sleeeping on my back and tears were running out of the corners of my eyes, I had tears in my ears. Never had a dream like it since, but perhaps once is enough. As well, Mott The Hoople are reforming for some shows in October, now that's a dream come true. Thanks to you both for bringing together Mott The Hoople and The Clash, not that they were ever too far away in lots of ways, Mick Jones, Guy Stevens, Bill Price and the roots of punk rock etc. Anyway, shake hands and do a version of All The Yound Dudes. Then slam into the single version of White Riot and pogo together lovingly. There, that's better.

Gran Torino is probably going to be Clint's last film in front of the camera, so go for that.

YES, IT'S TIME FOR THE DR. GOEBBELS SHOW! THERE'S A TOWER IN THE HEART OF LONDON WITH A RADIO STATION RIGHT AT THE TOP THEY DON'T MAKE THE CITY BEAT THEY'RE MAKING ALL THE ACTION STOP A LONG TIME AGO THERE WERE PIRATES BEAMING WAVES FROM THE SEA BUT NOW ALL THE STATIONS ARE SILENCED 'COS THEY AIN'T GOT A GOVERNMENT LICENSE WANNA TELL YOUR PROBLEMS PHONE IN FROM YOUR BEDSIT ROOM HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR PARTNER LET US ALL IN ON THE NEWS IF YOU WANNA HEAR A RECORD GET THE WORD FROM AIDEN DAY HE PICKS ALL THE HITS TO PLAY TO KEEP YOU IN YOUR PLACE ALL DAY CAPITAL RADIO IN TUNE WITH NOTHING DON'T TOUCH THAT DIAL You're welcome, Jeremy.

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can I get off the step now please? This George > Bush chap sat next to me keeps stroking my knee > and making me nervous. Crikey Mark it gets worse , first Beelzeebub now George Bush, next you'll be telling me Andrew Castle just walked in. I suggest you lob holy water balloons at them and take sanctuary in a church. Or a pub, whichever's nearer.

Get Down And Get With It - Slade

Get Ready - Gallon Drunk

bignumber5 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > now HonaloochieB... that is the sign of a true > gent, you did not jump on my mis-spelling of > Wodehouse > > nor at similar mismanagement of Wooster... The first was me being polite BN5, the second was me being all cack-eyed.

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So three Christian groups are going to put these > banners on buses: > > "There definitely is a God. So join the Christian > Party and enjoy your life." > "There IS a God, BELIEVE. Don't worry and enjoy > your life." > "The fool hath said in his heart, there is no > God" > http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/feb/05/atheis > t-bus-christian-response > > I have to admit my first reaction was to think of > complaining to the Advertising Standards Authority > because a) the atheist bus campaign had to put the > word "probably" in their ad to stop offending > people, these guys don't b) they're stating > something that's unproven (like an ageing cream > stating it will make you younger) and c) the last > one is calling me a fool, which is rather rude. > But it's petty to complain for the sake of it so I > won't but in my opinion it shows how the church > can get away with saying things unchallenged and > how sad it is that this apparent great > omnipresent, all seeing being that rules the > universe has to promote itself on the side of a > bus. > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/file.php?2 > 0,file=3231 > I ought to clarify that I doctored the above image > and that God was in no way involved > > Perhaps not Mark but I think I see Beelzeebub's hand at work here. I suggest you spend some time on the repentance step.

Bring Me Sunshine - Morecambe And Wise

Although I had a thought and googled one of the groups and there is one called The Crying Shames, so on that occasion it was just the song I made up. I'm just getting my plea of mitigation in early, in case there's an enquiry.

Of course Giggi. On two occasions I've invented a song and a group but obviously not this one. Why did I do it? The Devil told me to and as we know he has all the best tunes so... HUGS

Drinking Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee - The Pirates

99 Red Ballons - Nena

So let's just follow on from Road To Birmingham - Mott The Hoople

It doesn't Attilla, it follows on from Born To Run the one prior to Born Free, but I started to type it and just started thinking about something, before I knew it I had lapsed into a brown study and was oblivious to everything, even the umportant things like the Song Game. I was probably still slightly under the influence of said brown study when I posted. Still there we are.

Road To Birmingham - Mott The Hoople

Nowhere To Run - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And East Dulwich gets a mention by Pg Wodehouse > (Dulwich College) whereas Ian Dury tends to stick > to wonderful East London and Essex... It gets mentioned more that once Quids, I remember reading that when Wodehouse was setting something in the suburbs he always based it on ED.

Your source is impeccable Charlies, it's close but in this case Wodehouse trumps Dury. I stand corrected.