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Hey Martina,
Lots of new subjects! 
We were talking about 80's music. You said you liked Phil Collins uh Peter Gabriel. Any other favourites?
Do you know the Norwgian band Aha. "Take on me"
What are everyone's favourite songs from the 80's?
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 2:41 am Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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| Satch wrote: | Hey Martina,
Lots of new subjects!
We were talking about 80's music. You said you liked Phil Collins uh Peter Gabriel. Any other favourites?
Do you know the Norwgian band Aha. "Take on me"
What are everyone's favourite songs from the 80's? |
No I dont know Aha, i dont think. But im not great with names 
Ok like i said im bad at names, so i can't think of any songs now 
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 2:50 am Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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| MartinaWarren wrote: | No I dont know Aha, i dont think. But im not great with names
Ok like i said im bad at names, so i can't think of any songs now |
They had this really cool video with the singer being a cartoon character and changing to a real person.
This is from the video of Peter Gabriels "Sledge Hammer"
Do you like Madonna Martina?
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 2:52 am Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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Do you like Madonna Martina? |
Hmmm, weird image. Not sure i wanna see that video
Yep Madonna's early stuff was really cool 
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Remember when Sledge Hammar was the big break through in video? It's amazing how far we've come since then.
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 3:16 am Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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Hmmm, weird image. Not sure i wanna see that video
Yep Madonna's early stuff was really cool |
It's actually a pretty funny video!
Yeah I prefer Madonna's early work too. Like a Virgin I should say 
Hey I could get you the tracks of the folkrock we play tomorrow. Might be nice for you to get some St Paddy atmosphere in the house.
Here's a list
Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies
Flogging Molly - Rebels of the sacred heart
Flogging Molly - If I ever leave this world alive
Flogging Molly - Cruel Mistress
Flogging Molly - Swagger
Flogging Molly - Death Valley Queen
Flogging Molly - What's Left Of The Flag
The Pogues - Bottle of Smoke
The Pogues - Fiesta
Toy Dolls - Nelly the Elephant
Kaizers Orchestra - Behind A Hallelujah
Dubliners - The Wild Rover
Dropkick Murphy's - Barroom Hero
Oi Oi Oi
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Satch you really are showing your age here And making me feel old
Being a guitar player you must have heard of Dire Straits. They were my fave 80's band  Do you do any Mark Knopfler impressions   |
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The 80's did see Madonna.
I liked one of her first songs very much,
Holiday:
If we took a holiday
Took some time to celebrate
Just one day out of life
It would be, it would be so nice
Everybody spread the word
We're gonna have a celebration
All across the world
In every nation
It's time for the good times
Forget about the bad times, oh yeah
One day to come together
To release the pressure
We need a holiday
If we took a holiday
Took some time to celebrate
Just one day out of life
It would be, it would be so nice
etc.
It was her first hit and the clip (she all in black) is still worth seeing
More pics ferom that period:
http://madonna.paginas.sapo.pt/1983_-_1984.htm |
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| Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:52 pm Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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| Satch wrote: |
Hey I could get you the tracks of the folkrock we play tomorrow. Might be nice for you to get some St Paddy atmosphere in the house.
Here's a list
Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies
Flogging Molly - Rebels of the sacred heart
Flogging Molly - If I ever leave this world alive
Flogging Molly - Cruel Mistress
Flogging Molly - Swagger
Flogging Molly - Death Valley Queen
Flogging Molly - What's Left Of The Flag
The Pogues - Bottle of Smoke
The Pogues - Fiesta
Toy Dolls - Nelly the Elephant
Kaizers Orchestra - Behind A Hallelujah
Dubliners - The Wild Rover
Dropkick Murphy's - Barroom Hero
Oi Oi Oi |
That would be cool Did you play tonight, or just Friday night 
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| marcus wrote: | Satch you really are showing your age here And making me feel old
Being a guitar player you must have heard of Dire Straits. They were my fave 80's band Do you do any Mark Knopfler impressions |
I love Dire Straits i use to listen to it every time i went to Holland as a kid, as my dad loved Dire Staits. Satch actually sent me the Brother in arms album, my fave songs are the first 3 on the album. So far way, money for nothing and walk of life
Im actually listening to the first track now
Walk of life has to be my fave though
Its the only thing that i can feel truely relaxed listening to
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| bennie wrote: | The 80's did see Madonna.
I liked one of her first songs very much,
Holiday:
If we took a holiday
Took some time to celebrate
Just one day out of life
It would be, it would be so nice
Everybody spread the word
We're gonna have a celebration
All across the world
In every nation
It's time for the good times
Forget about the bad times, oh yeah
One day to come together
To release the pressure
We need a holiday
If we took a holiday
Took some time to celebrate
Just one day out of life
It would be, it would be so nice
etc.
It was her first hit and the clip (she all in black) is still worth seeing
More pics ferom that period:
http://madonna.paginas.sapo.pt/1983_-_1984.htm |
I love that song, its one of my fave Madonna songs, if not my Fave
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| Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 12:08 am Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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| MartinaWarren wrote: | | That would be cool Did you play tonight, or just Friday night |
Hey Martina! I mailed them to you!
I would have to say 'Death Valley Queen' and 'Cruel Mistress' are my favourite to play and of course the bass solo in 'Siesta'!
We actually didn't play at the Irish pub since they had a dart competition game. We played at another bar as rehearsal and some of are close friends dropped in. I think there were about 25 people total. We did have some drinks but well most people here need to work on friday so we didn't drink that much, but it was what we call 'gezellig'
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| Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 12:15 am Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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| Satch wrote: | | MartinaWarren wrote: | | That would be cool Did you play tonight, or just Friday night |
Hey Martina! I mailed them to you!
I would have to say 'Death Valley Queen' and 'Cruel Mistress' are my favourite to play and of course the bass solo in 'Siesta'!
We actually didn't play at the Irish pub since they had a dart competition game. We played at another bar as rehearsal and some of are close friends dropped in. I think there were about 25 people total. We did have some drinks but well most people here need to work on friday so we didn't drink that much, but it was what we call 'gezellig' |
Ok i need to check my email, Thanks
Well its cool you got a chance to practise! And goodluck with tomorrow
I went out tonight to a bar, and had to many Vodka Cranberry's and feel quite queasy
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| MartinaWarren wrote: | | I went out tonight to a bar, and had to many Vodka Cranberry's and feel quite queasy |
Are there any Irish pubs in Scottsdale? Flogging Molly are actually Irish guys from LA. They bring their own Guinness and Wiskey to gigs!
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| Satch wrote: | | MartinaWarren wrote: | | I went out tonight to a bar, and had to many Vodka Cranberry's and feel quite queasy |
Are there any Irish pubs in Scottsdale? Flogging Molly are actually Irish guys from LA. They bring their own Guinness and Wiskey to gigs! |
LOl, yes many irish bars in the Scottsdale area. The biggest is Maloneys, they have 2 one in Scottsdale and one in Tempe, which is just south of Scottsdale. I went to Maloneys Tempe first, but they have a big college there and it seemed like the whole place was full of college kids which just isnt my scene!
So then i headed to Maloneys Scottsdale, and that wasnt much different, so i ended up at the bar next door called Drinx, which was much more my scene
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| Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 12:50 am Post subject: Re: 80's music |
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| MartinaWarren wrote: | LOl, yes many irish bars in the Scottsdale area. The biggest is Maloneys, they have 2 one in Scottsdale and one in Tempe, which is just south of Scottsdale. I went to Maloneys Tempe first, but they have a big college there and it seemed like the whole place was full of college kids which just isnt my scene!
So then i headed to Maloneys Scottsdale, and that wasnt much different, so i ended up at the bar next door called Drinx, which was much more my scene |
Ok cool!
Did you count your number of Wodka Carnberries you had?
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| marcus wrote: | Satch you really are showing your age here And making me feel old
Being a guitar player you must have heard of Dire Straits. They were my fave 80's band Do you do any Mark Knopfler impressions |
Yeah Dire Straits are cool! Now where's my sweatband
I practiced for hours on the Sultans Of Swing solo. Mark Knopfler has a real distinct finger style playing.
Ok let's not forget our dutch native guitar idol Edward van Halen. I think the 80's glamrock was always funny. 
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Ok cool!
Did you count your number of Wodka Carnberries you had? |
Well the last bar i went to my reciept says 5 but i had a few before too
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| MartinaWarren wrote: | | marcus wrote: | Satch you really are showing your age here And making me feel old
Being a guitar player you must have heard of Dire Straits. They were my fave 80's band Do you do any Mark Knopfler impressions |
I love Dire Straits i use to listen to it every time i went to Holland as a kid, as my dad loved Dire Staits. Satch actually sent me the Brother in arms album, my fave songs are the first 3 on the album. So far way, money for nothing and walk of life
Im actually listening to the first track now
Walk of life has to be my fave though
Its the only thing that i can feel truely relaxed listening to |
Hey cool ! Walk of Life is my fave track too Not really typical of Dire Straits though. Check out the Alchemy album too. I remember seeing them live ... probably the first proper concert I ever went to  |
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| Satch wrote: | Yeah Dire Straits are cool! Now where's my sweatband
I practiced for hours on the Sultans Of Swing solo. Mark Knopfler has a real distinct finger style playing.
Ok let's not forget our dutch native guitar idol Edward van Halen. I think the 80's glamrock was always funny. |
Cool you can play Sultans of Swing ! 
Yeah 80's metal looks so ridiculous now . We have a band in the UK called "The Darkness". Have you heard of them? I'm still sure they are a parody
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I grew up in the 80's. Got a closet full of 80's rock, glamrock (like Skid row, Poison, Motley Crue). In Jesse's forum I talked about it. Feeling a bit ashamed having these cd's, but in those days they were top of the bill. Watch MTV 24 hours a day I sight for sore eyes back then.
I am trying to pull all kinds of classic songs / rock songs from the internet now. Got a couple of cd's filled so far.
And Eddy (Van Halen) is a legend of course. So is Mark Knopfler. I dig every music with guitar in it.
We have The Darkness overhere (Holland). Seems like the music scene goes back a couple decades every now and then. I don't mind.
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I actually like The Darkness I think they are pretty cool!
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| MartinaWarren wrote: | | I actually like The Darkness I think they are pretty cool! |
Yeah "The Darkness" are cool! I saw them at Lowlands festival last year. They have a very good stage act, plus they really know how to play they're no joke.
Oh and Malcom Young poses are always cool
They still know the most impotant thing of playing music. Having fun while doing it!
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I think he is wearing to tight trousers..... he's got a pretty high voice
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I already tuned in to DJ Tina
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I already tuned in to DJ Tina |
The music on my station isnt that great tonight though 
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| MartinaWarren wrote: | | Satch wrote: |
I already tuned in to DJ Tina |
The music on my station isnt that great tonight though |
I usually listen to the dutch radio station Radio 3FM
http://www.omroep.nl/radio3/live20.asx
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Hmmm ... That Lauchcast thing keeps hanging my PC  Any idea what the problem might be ? Looks like fun |
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| marcus wrote: | | Hmmm ... That Lauchcast thing keeps hanging my PC Any idea what the problem might be ? Looks like fun |
What do you mean by hanging?
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