Tubular Bells
22 May 2003, 09:32 PM
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Jus think, this was an experimental first release on brand new record label by an young unknown chancer called Richard Branson.
And the name of the label? Virgin. It'll never get off the ground LOL
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And the name of the label? Virgin. It'll never get off the ground LOLUB
22 May 2003, 09:36 PM
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First heard this as toddler, played on eight track in the back of my dads mk1 Capri, used to love it then as well apart from the slobba da what not scary voice type bit.
Also anyone remember the Amiga demo 'Jesus on E's' ?
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Also anyone remember the Amiga demo 'Jesus on E's' ?
Ok, what peices of music are really special to you, the pieces that remind you of times and places ?
Other ones for Me
Big New Fast Automatic Daffodils
Charlatans Only one I know
Ghostbusters Ray Parker Jr
Mr Malcontent Lloyd Cole
Ebeneezer Goode Shamen
Pacific 808 808 State
QUEEN ! Bohemian Rhapsody (not that keen on Queen tho)
Only Rhyme that bites MC Tunes
World in motion New Order
The Fly U2
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23 May 2003, 07:38 AM
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I struggle with Tubular Bells, i have to admit. It starts well, and the two "themes" are great, but there's a load of mushy, hippy stuff in between, which does nothing for me. A bit like some of the earlier Jean Michelle Jarre albums.
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