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less less less.......:banghead:

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DoN wrote: More drivel from the Beeb :yawn:

Music moves people but doesnt change worlds :nonono:

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M/A/R/R/S - Pump Up the Volume

I was only 13 or 14 when it was released, but it was unlike anything else I heard at the time. It changed the way I looked at music.

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DoN wrote:

DoN wrote: More drivel from the Beeb :yawn:

Music moves people but doesnt change worlds :nonono:

in the united states, i'd say 'we shall overcome' did a pretty good job.

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'The Scream' Siouxsie 1978 changed my world. Well actually it was the Peel session from that year. Tuned into Peel by chance and that seesion was aired and changed my musical tastes instantly (from chart pap to punk/new wave)

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19 was the first single I bought- been emptying my wallet ever since, so I'll say that...

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"She bangs the drum by Stone Roses. It got me out of my depressing Goth stage. Sarah, UK"

:D :D :D :D

"I honestly can't remember any song having a profound impact on my life. Personally, I'm getting bored of all these lists people are always compiling these days. Perhaps it's all this millennial angst or something. Dave, Durham, Northumberland"

Have to agree there.:thumb:

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I have to say Age Of Consent was possibly the song that changed my life.It was the song that got me hooked on New Order who in turn ifluenced my attitude and take on life.

(sorry, it wasn`t actually ever a single)

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Digital Mike Binoche wrote: For me it must be Cor Baby that's really free by John Otway

What about 'Beware of the trees, cos I'm sure they're gonna get you... yeah..' :)

I always loved John Ottway - ever since 1982 at the Red Lion in Brentford

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Christopher Owens wrote:

"I honestly can't remember any song having a profound impact on my life. Personally, I'm getting bored of all these lists people are always compiling these days. Perhaps it's all this millennial angst or something. Dave, Durham, Northumberland"

Have to agree there.:thumb:

i think the medical term for it is 'highfidelityitis.'

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AgentWood wrote:

i think the medical term for it is 'highfidelityitis.'

:abovelol: :abovelol: :abovelol: :abovelol:

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