Jah Lush

Mary Of The Fourth Form - Boomtown Rats

Mary Ann With The Shaky Hand - The Who

I'd go for John Terry as England captain, thug or not he has plenty of passion on the pitch and he's as brave as a lion. I have a sneaking suspicion he's go for Beckham though as it's tradional in Italy for the oldest players to be the captain. Managed to miss all the football over the weekend as I got completely shit-faced for most of it although I did slip into the CPT to watch the Man Utd v Newcastle game. I thought Man Utd were well below-par and I was very impressed with two of the new signings Newcastle had made in Coloccini and Gutierrez. I'd rather not talk about the Spurs result. I was rather hoping we'd get off to a better start than that. We're obviously still quite a few players short, especially up front.

Who's That Girl - Eurythmics

With all due respect Ladygooner:- Come on the Baggies! And, Come on you Spurs!

To which I'll add Mona Lisa and Last Orders both of which had location shoots around East Dulwich and Peckham. The pub scene in Last Orders was filmed at The Wishing Well on the corner of Benenden and Choumert Road.

She's A Woman - The Beatles

Wicked! >:D

Yeah! I remember I was there too. A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray

Being straight myself I'm a bit baffled too James, I have to say that is a bit weird, but students eh? Bunch of knobheads.

Having worked on The Sporting Life for 23 years until it closed in '87 I'd been known to have flutter but strangely enough once I'd been made redundent I lost all interest in horse racing and gambling. Mind you, I'd seen so many mugs over the years win and lose a fortune on the same afternoon that I was never a big gambler. But a small little wager to keep an interest in whatever it is your betting on is pretty harmless just as long as it doesn't become a habit and take over your life.

Cheers Lozzyloz. Saw Black Uhuru supporting the Stones back in '82 and Shine Eye Gal is one of my favourite tracks of theirs. Saw this lot too around the same time.

This one's for you Lozzyloz and for me too of course.

Kid Creole and the Coconuts were fecking brilliant live. Saw 'em twice.

She's My Best Friend - Lou Reed

Kiss, Foreigner, Bon Jovi, Dire Straits, Queen... the horror, the horror.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear indeed! But one other good thing Bowie did in the 80s was this - David Bowie - Absolute Beginners

Hello Old Friend - Eric Clapton

Aaaaargghhh! Not the fecking 80s. I'm with PGC on this one. Fecking dread decade but at least you still had the Stones and this is a great video. The Rolling Stones - Undercover Of The Night

> Keef wrote: > One I loved, but then leant to people and never > saw again, Gone but not forgotten by Philip > Margolin,. > Hmmm...yes, obviously that's gone but you haven't forgotten it, unlike the next one. > Finally, I need your help. I once read a book and > really enjoyed it, but then leant it to my boss, > and it was burnt when he had a house fire. I have > no idea what it was called, or who it was by. It > was about 4 friends who meet every year, and go > off to a mystery destination. This time they go to > Ireland, and get involved with some dodgy > characters one of them used to know. The cover had > a picture of a redhead lass, with a snake tatto > winding all the way down her arm. If anyone knows > what this is, I would be very grateful.

Yes I have. It's a good wind up, written one of his roadies I think. Raw Power - Iggy & The Stooges

Have your way then, see if I care...ner ner ner ner. Cock In My Pocket - Iggy Pop

You can't do that...Tshh!

You're right there. I truly do have no shame.:)) The Great Pretender - Freddie Mercury

The Hunter - Free