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  • longeared
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    Originally posted by 3 Colours Red View Post
    I'm very much with Gero's last line in the OP - everyone knows the big hits from Hunting High & Low and Scoundrel Days but their later albums have a stark beauty that wouldn't sound out of place on a Scott Walker release.

    Minor Earth, Major Sky, Lifelines, Analogue... gorgeous.
    Summer Moved On off the first of those albums is a great lost classic, if someone a bit cooler than them (in 2000) had released that song it'd still get radio airplay today.

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  • caja-dglh
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    The MTV unplugged they did is brilliant. A great example of still owning the song in an entirely different way.

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  • E10 Rifle
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    I've Been Losing You is an absolute banger.

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  • Hot Pepsi
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    Originally posted by Jah Womble View Post
    The Living Daylights.

    Good theme song, crap film.
    It some good stunts, but Dalton wasn't great, was he? Expectations got progressively lower after Connery left until the Daniel Craig ones.

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  • Rogin the Armchair fan
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    Have we done Morten Harket going on the Masked Singer, dressed as a Viking, singing "Take on Me", and NO-ONE GUESSING IT WAS HIM?!!!

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  • Jah Womble
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    The Living Daylights.

    Good theme song, crap film.

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  • Hot Pepsi
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    Agreed. Great band. Both the early bangers and later more atmospheric stuff. I prefer the bangers, though.

    This is a good breakdown of TOM.

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


    And here is "Steamed Hams" mixed with "Take On Me." It's my favorite of the dozens of reimaginings of Steamed Hams.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iol3Xydcn4I


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  • Giggler
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    I went to see them with an ex at the Manchester Arena. She was expecting a ‘school disco’ vibe from them but it was anything but. I loved it, she less so.

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  • 3 Colours Red
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    I'm very much with Gero's last line in the OP - everyone knows the big hits from Hunting High & Low and Scoundrel Days but their later albums have a stark beauty that wouldn't sound out of place on a Scott Walker release.

    Minor Earth, Major Sky, Lifelines, Analogue... gorgeous.

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  • pebblethefish
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    It's like Ken from Bros - must be horrible being the one no one fancies

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  • Nocturnal Submission
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    People can never remember the third one's name.

    Tragic.

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  • Stumpy Pepys
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    Originally posted by Gerontophile View Post
    Everything you ever thought about this bunch of bastards, is wrong.
    Morten, Mags & Pal always seemed like pleasant chaps to me.

    They were always musically interesting; however, they were marketed at teenage girls and it all got a bit lost in the frenzy.

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  • Gerontophile
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    I specifically went to abar, earlier, jsut so I could hear the bassline to train of thought.

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  • Gerontophile
    started a topic A-ha

    A-ha

    Yep.

    You do you.

    Let's do the arithmetic.

    You only know them for this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djV11Xbc914

    That's ok, but it's an iceberg. Everything you ever thought about this bunch of bastards, is wrong.
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