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Here's an all time classic hit.

All time classic hit indeed......how does if affect you blokes?


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I rediscovered these classics from my childhood a few weeks ago:





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DaPKA9U6ik8&feature=fvw

A classic given a live west Cumbrian makeover.

This has always given me a smile..

 Kaylia K, on Oct 22 2010, 08:31 AM, said:

They played that as they sent my mate Mark off to be cremated, great way to send off a good mate, makes me smile every time I hear it.
Best regards
Syd

Yet another track from my beloved Marc Bolan and T-Rex!

This is my favorite and most goose-bump inducing T-Rex song of all time.

Brilliant, Madame; but this one is pretty damn good too!!

 Kaylia K, on Nov 19 2010, 12:53 AM, said:

Great stuff. I remember putting one of the dancers from this video into 'Room lovely'. He is wearing a pink top on 49 seconds. In case you miss him, I appear on 1:37 (wearing a yellow top) to point him out for you.

This is interesting in that no one appears to suffer any side effects from all that man made fibre and friction. (Except him on 45 seconds, who appears to be experiencing some chafing).

Just to prove white men can dance, here I am gatecrashing a Donna Summer video.

A really funny comedian/singer Jon Lajoie

Warren Zevon "effing smashes it" on a BBC taping circa 1994

Spade_Cooley, on Nov 24 2010, 07:56 PM, said:

Good stuff, I love Warren Zevon.

Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone played this often overlooked gem last Sunday. If Elvis had cut it instead it would probably still rightfully be regarded as a classic.

maryportfuncity, on Nov 24 2010, 09:01 PM, said:

Cross-reference with this, imho

Spade_Cooley, on Nov 24 2010, 10:38 PM, said:

I've got this on my mp3 player after someone flagged it up last year!

I have a hunch that 'someone' might have been me. The bigger branch of the MPFC brood developed a fondness for it and started sharing the joy with his Facebook friends.

maryportfuncity, on Nov 25 2010, 08:48 AM, said:

I thought it might have been TMIB, but we're both wrong - it was Honez; see here.

One of Queen's greatest tracks, IMAO.