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Enjoy the music Part 2, original from old Stereo2go site

Discussion in 'The Lounge' started by TooCooL4, Jan 4, 2017.

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  1. TooCooL4

    TooCooL4 Well-Known Member

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    Nick Cave - Red right hand

     
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    John Campbell - Down In The Hole
    This track was the intro in The Wire

     
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    Jan Hammer - Crockett's theme

     
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    Chinese Man - Skank in the air

     
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    Luther Vandross - I Really Didn't Mean It

     
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    Souljazz Orchestra - Police the Police

     
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    N-Joi - Anthem

    This one takes me back :delighted:
     
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    An appropriate song for today. I'm sure I have this on Cassette and CD.



    Rest in Peace Marie Fredriksson 30th May 1958 - 9th December 2019
     
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    Egyptian Lover - The World Keeps Turning

     
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    Egyptian lovers are a bit like Kraftwork for Rappers or Poppers I feel. Here is another song

     
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    Doobie Brothers - What a fool believes

     
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    Version Excursion

    Diana Ross - Upside Down



    Mc Lyte feat Missy Elliot - cold rock a party

     
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    1984, everyone had a Walkman or boombox and music was everywhere, videos were king and MTV set the standard. The big bands had a "World Premier Video" which was hyped by MTV for weeks until the big night when the brand new video was shown. Van Halen's Jump might have been the biggest release at a time when there were a ton of mega-bands and singers.

    Sure the song is over-played and a little goofy now but back then when it premiered on new years eve, everyone was glued to cable television patiently waiting. The first reaction? The synthesizer, that was a wild intro, and then the colors, so bright and vivid and much different than most rock videos. All of this was ground-breaking at the time when we loved the videos as much as the music.

     
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    Jump from Van Halen takes me to Pointer Sisters - Jump

    I remember coming back from training at the local athletics club and Jump was on Top of the pops, i was a High Jumper at the time. :thumbsup2:

     
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    Too Cool4 ,I was interested to hear you were a high jumper. I was as well in the late sixties/ early seventies with a terrible straddle but I managed 2..05 metres nevertheless ( 6 feet 9 inches ) and jumped at the Commonwealth Games In 1970 and World Student Games in the same year. What was your best height
     
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    Hi Philip Taylor, you did better than me i did not quite make 2M only 1.96M. I was not very tall, in fact i was always the shortest at competitions but i still won most. I am only 5’ 8” now, i was a lot shorter as an under 15. I did jump for my county. I also won the all England independent schools 1 year.
     
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    That is a coincidence as I was second in the English Schools twice but I went to Montreal Expo in Canada for a Schools Tri- Meet with France and Canada and I jumped 2 metres there so I must have got a bit stronger. Which school did you go to ? I went To Rock Ferry on the Wirral. We had a good PE Master who took an interest but I had to jump in the Gym and land on coir matting! I was only six foot but I remember a French jumper who was about your height and he had jumped 7’ 9”. He held the world record at the time for height difference.
     
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    For a while i was at Eccles Hall in Norfolk and then i was at Kingham Hill near Oxford to do my A levels.
    They promised me professional coaching but it never materialise.:veryangry:
     
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    Oh dear I am not surprised I had a little coaching with Dennis Watts but they could not change my technique. I did the straddle with a bent leading leg and took offf from the sole of my left foot that ankle has now collapsed with no mid section and my hips and knees have suffered as well,
    All the best for Christmas and a Happy New Year Philip
     
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