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Found this website link on another forum earlier, may take some of you back to your younger years... enjoy.... biggrin.gif

 

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oh great link thanks uk.

OFT debt collection guidance

 

Please remember the only stupid question is the one you dont ask so dont worry about asking the stupid questions.

 

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Found this website link on another forum earlier, may take some of you back to your younger years... enjoy.... biggrin.gif

 

80's Music Videos

 

I'm too young to remember any of these;)

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Uk my OH has said thanks. Reminding him of his youth

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I'm too young to remember any of these;)

 

I deffo am but i remember a neighbours son playing a lot of the tracks.

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Ah, even in the 80s I thought it was all so wrong. Moustaches, perms, padded shoulders - it just didn't feel right at all.

 

Looking back now it seems pretty cool, but I still remember how I felt at the time.

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And yet the 80s were, musically, a Big Bang period; specifically the first full embrace of electronica. The 80s may not have entirely understood their emerging new technology, they may have often gotten it wrong, but there's no denying that the 80s were both directly responsible for most of the technological foundations that now play a part (mostly a dominant part) in almost all commerical music regardless of genre, and for laying the foundations for subsequent technological advances that have utterly transformed the music scene.

 

Love the decade or loathe it, it produced some of the most popular, long lasting (and some of the most covered by modern...ahem...'bands') music that the scene has ever had.

 

And yes, Uncle Tez grew up in the 80s, isn't a particular fan of the music, but does recognise and appreciate the wider benefit that the decade gave to music as an art form.

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And yet the 80s were, musically, a Big Bang period; specifically the first full embrace of electronica. The 80s may not have entirely understood their emerging new technology, they may have often gotten it wrong, but there's no denying that the 80s were both directly responsible for most of the technological foundations that now play a part (mostly a dominant part) in almost all commerical music regardless of genre, and for laying the foundations for subsequent technological advances that have utterly transformed the music scene.

 

Love the decade or loathe it, it produced some of the most popular, long lasting (and some of the most covered by modern...ahem...'bands') music that the scene has ever had.

 

And yes, Uncle Tez grew up in the 80s, isn't a particular fan of the music, but does recognise and appreciate the wider benefit that the decade gave to music as an art form.

 

Fantastic post.

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Oh dear.....i seem to spend so much of my time on here confessing stuff....with no hope of absolution lol!

 

I was a bone fide new romantic, i used to white up my face and draw a semi clef on my cheek on my left side and a tear hanging from a chain on my right,ala Visage and my hair had so much gravity defying spray in it i was a fire hazard, pixie boots, rara skirts, frilly shirts, pillar box hats with little bits of netting on it....i was a right sight! Oh but the fun! :D

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Who Likes 80's Music?

 

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I had a massive crush on Adam Ant in the eighties (what can I say, I was only about 12 ), but I have a vivid memory of my dad's astonished face when he was on top of the pops, peering over his specs saying 'bloody hell, has he got make-up on?

 

This is the same man who, in his youth, was a hippie and could have been jesus christ's twin brother with the long flowing hair and beard :D

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1986

 

 

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word up, cameo!

 

 

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