Madness or Right Siad Fred ???

PTH2009

So who would you pick Madness or Right Said Fred ???

I'd pick Madness myself, great tunes for a party and they put on a good live show.

refusetolose

no comparison

Arsemageddon

Madness are still great live.

Right said Fred had one song and it was sh1t.

dmc17

Right Said Fred? That's Madness!

PARlance

Madness.







Madness.

endacl

Did you hear Richard Fairbrass will be the new singer with Queen? They’ll be touring as Right Fred’s Dead.

mzungu

Madness.

I don't see many going for RSF somehow or another.

blueser

Neither. Black Lace. Has to be. Pineapples to be pushed, trees to be shook.

Lorelli!

Arsemageddon wrote: »

Madness are still great live.

Right said Fred had one song and it was sh1t.

Do you not remember Deeply Dippy and Dont talk just kiss?

I'd pick Madness OP!

mad muffin

I’m to sexy for this thread…

corner of hells

Madness, throw in a bit of Bad Manners too.

Your Face

Motorhead

This thread sucks of max cock.

"Underworld, doyennes of the UK trance tech scene...or Right Said Fred".

"Beethoven, great composer, or right said fred.

Etc.etc.

anewme

madness, what an under rated band.

Really great song writing that captured the essence of the times.

Come across as really nice guys too.

Am a big Madness fan... so many good songs and really talented song writing...it must be love is a perfect pop song, they have a huge catalogue.

Hammer89

Right Siad Fred are a tribute act from the Middle East I think.

"I'm a muslim, you know what Amin."

PTH2009

anewme wrote: »

madness, what an under rated band.

Really great song writing that captured the essence of the times.

Come across as really nice guys too.

Am a big Madness fan... so many good songs and really talented song writing...it must be love is a perfect pop song, they have a huge catalogue.

very Only fools and horses about them.

off topic but OFAH is actually one of the most realistic sitcoms ever made, you swear they were not actors

i was only born in 1989 but id say it was amazing growing up in the 80's with all the wonderful acts around (most in there prime too). Reeling in the years really aided my love of 80's/90's music

harry Bailey esq

[Deleted User] wrote: »

This thread sucks of max cock.

"Underworld, doyennes of the UK trance tech scene...or Right Said Fred".

"Beethoven, great composer, or right said fred.

Etc.etc.

The Pet Shop Boys v Erasure maybe? Right Said Fred v Bros? Madness v The Specials? Prince Buster shades them all, but he was never going to achieve what Chopin did in fairness. I'd pick George Clinton if he was an option, but he's not.

anewme

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

The Pet Shop Boys v Erasure maybe? Right Said Fred v Bros? Madness v The Specials? Prince Buster shades them all, but he was never going to achieve what Chopin did in fairness. I'd pick George Clinton if he was an option, but he's not.

erasure, bros and madness

Tigger

anewme wrote: »

erasure, bros and madness

specils were the hipster madness

harry Bailey esq

anewme wrote: »

erasure, bros and madness

I prefer The Specials over Madness, but the breakthrough hits from both bands were Prince Buster covers from the 60s

anewme

Tigger wrote: »

specils were the hipster madness

In my opinion Madness better songs... have withstood time more than specials...for example our house still sounds current

Tigger

anewme wrote: »

In my opinion Madness better songs... have withstood time more than specials...for example our house still sounds current

so does free nelson mandala

anewme

Ah memories on a Sunday night...going through Selector and Bad Manners

harry Bailey esq

Tigger wrote: »

so does free nelson mandala

Specials AKA done that, not The Specials proper. It doesn't sound like anything they released previously so it's not a great reference. It does still ring through mind, if nelson mandala gets replaced by <insert name>.
Madness are great, they please the crowds and get everyone dancing.
The Specials however were always very topical. A lot of their best music was based on tribulations of being young, unemployed and having the wrong postcode in Thatcherite Britain.
The funny thing is, if it weren't for the old witch herself they never would have been so big.

Game Face MCGee

madness, no comparisons really, RSF had 2 great pop songs have loads.