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The Beach Boys
Linda Ronstadt
Cher
Millie Jackson
Liza Minnelli
Frank Sinatra
Paul Anka
Status Quo
Rod Stewart
and Elton John

Plus British rock band Queen

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:The Beach Boys
Linda Ronstadt
Cher
Millie Jackson
Liza Minnelli
Frank Sinatra
Paul Anka
Status Quo
Rod Stewart
and Elton John

Plus British rock band Queen

At least half of those are classics.

(I like the Caught Up era Millie, but I’m afraid the “toilet sleeve” album is for hard-core fans and Moono only.)

Reg wrote:

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:The Beach Boys
Linda Ronstadt
Cher
Millie Jackson
Liza Minnelli
Frank Sinatra
Paul Anka
Status Quo
Rod Stewart
and Elton John

Plus British rock band Queen

At least half of those are classics.

(I like the Caught Up era Millie, but I’m afraid the “toilet sleeve” album is for hard-core fans and Moono only.)

GUILTY MyReg

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:

Reg wrote:

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:The Beach Boys
Linda Ronstadt
Cher
Millie Jackson
Liza Minnelli
Frank Sinatra
Paul Anka
Status Quo
Rod Stewart
and Elton John

Plus British rock band Queen

At least half of those are classics.

(I like the Caught Up era Millie, but I’m afraid the “toilet sleeve” album is for hard-core fans and Moono only.)

GUILTY MyReg

Just checked my Millie albums and the last one I bought was Still Caught Up.

Like her live album though.

I remember a previous thread on here where even the most ardent anti-pop merchants in our midst agreed 80's music was quite good in comparison to the absolute crap they are serving up now. I'm one of them.

You can list anything and I'll agree it is better than the current shit.

m4rkb wrote:I remember a previous thread on here where even the most ardent anti-pop merchants in our midst agreed 80's music was quite good in comparison to the absolute crap they are serving up now.

Not me.

The Eighties was the worst ever decade bar none.

Utter shit from start to end.

Reg wrote:

m4rkb wrote:I remember a previous thread on here where even the most ardent anti-pop merchants in our midst agreed 80's music was quite good in comparison to the absolute crap they are serving up now.

Not me.

The Eighties was the worst ever decade bar none.

Utter shit from start to end.

Apart from Pat 'n' Mick*...and Jive Bunny.

*My mate's parents are called Pat and Mick, he wasn't too happy when I mentioned it at school

Reg wrote:

m4rkb wrote:I remember a previous thread on here where even the most ardent anti-pop merchants in our midst agreed 80's music was quite good in comparison to the absolute crap they are serving up now.

Not me.

The Eighties was the worst ever decade bar none.

Utter shit from start to end.

This is the wrong information.

Reg wrote:

m4rkb wrote:I remember a previous thread on here where even the most ardent anti-pop merchants in our midst agreed 80's music was quite good in comparison to the absolute crap they are serving up now.

Not me.

The Eighties was the worst ever decade bar none.

Utter shit from start to end.

I used to think exactly that way until I compared it to the even worse shit they are pumping out today.

Eaststand wrote:

Reg wrote:

m4rkb wrote:I remember a previous thread on here where even the most ardent anti-pop merchants in our midst agreed 80's music was quite good in comparison to the absolute crap they are serving up now.

Not me.

The Eighties was the worst ever decade bar none.

Utter shit from start to end.

This is the wrong information.

The only good stuff came from people who had already released stuff in the seventies.

The human league released a record in 1979 and so did prince, but I dont think the stone roses did.

Eaststand wrote:The human league released a record in 1979 and so did prince, but I dont think the stone roses did.

Quite.

Prince was the one genuine talent to emerge.

The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:The Beach Boys
Linda Ronstadt
Cher
Millie Jackson
Liza Minnelli
Frank Sinatra
Paul Anka
Status Quo
Rod Stewart
and Elton John

Plus British rock band Queen

Different Drum, By Linda Ronstadt is a great song, covered brilliantly by Susana Hoffs as well, but not as good, Hoffs is one sexy lady.

m4rkb wrote:I remember a previous thread on here where even the most ardent anti-pop merchants in our midst agreed 80's music was quite good in comparison to the absolute crap they are serving up now. I'm one of them.

You can list anything and I'll agree it is better than the current shit.

Merge.

Erasure not a guilty pleasure, top synth pop:

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