BeebRock - The BBC4/BBC3/BBC2/BBC1 Music Programmes thread

Welsh Megaman · 24-01-2014 09:28PM

Roth's autobiography is highly recommended.

This is like my entire record collection

Skid X · 24-01-2014 09:30PM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Roth's autobiography is highly recommended.

This is like my entire record collection

Are you around at Midnight for the repeat?

Is it DLB or DLR now?

Welsh Megaman · 24-01-2014 09:32PM

Skid X wrote: »

Are you around at Midnight for the repeat?

Is it DLB or DLR now?

Aah, Tawny Kitaen

Mmm...huh, wha? Oh right, the LLS!

So good, I'll be watching again at midnight!

Welsh Megaman · 24-01-2014 09:36PM

John Cougar Melonhead, as DLR calls him

Went to the same high school in Pasadena

Ol' Donie · 24-01-2014 10:34PM

Shouldn't have checked this...

Grr...

:-)

Edit: the band at this function are playing Dancing in the moonlight. In fairness, it is pretty good! :-)

Welsh Megaman · 24-01-2014 10:36PM

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Shouldn't have checked this...

Grr...

:-)

Ol' Doneh!

Get ready for midnight, you won't be disappointed

Does your function not have BBC Four in the bar?

Skid X · 24-01-2014 10:39PM

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Shouldn't have checked this...

Grr...

:-)

Edit: the band at this function are playing Dancing in the moonlight. In fairness, it is pretty good! :-)

Donie!

We're sorry

We're lonesome

Won't you come on home?

Ol' Donie · 24-01-2014 10:47PM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Ol' Doneh!

Get ready for midnight, you won't be disappointed

Does your function not have BBC Four in the bar?

Won't be home in time. Booo!

That reminds me, I need to open a bar!

Welsh Megaman · 24-01-2014 10:51PM

Bon Jovi? Pfft!

Surely G'N'R 'Use Your Illusion' live in Tokyo would be better.

Or Warrant's 'Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich Live'

Skid X · 25-01-2014 12:00AM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Ol' Doneh!

Get ready for midnight, you won't be disappointed

Does your function not have BBC Four in the bar?

Every District Court Judge should ask that question before they grant an extension.

For the cultural well-being of the people.

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:01AM

YOU KNOW WHERE YOU ARE?!
YOU'RE IN THE JUNGLE BABY!
YOU'RE GONNA DDDDDIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:03AM

Alan Partridge: One of the biggest stadium rock acts in the world...R...E...O Speedwagon!

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:07AM

Mulfro!

*soils self*

Harry Angstrom · 25-01-2014 12:09AM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Alan Partridge: One of the biggest stadium rock acts in the world...R...E...O Speedwagon!

"Wings.... They're only the band The Beatles could have been"

Skid X · 25-01-2014 12:11AM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Sunset Strip circa 1987 was the place to be!

Where's my time machine?

Definitely, you can stop off for the rest of us on the way.

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:13AM

Dare I say it...never been a fan of Springsteen. For me, he has never recorded a song that has made me want to rush out and buy his records.

Skid X · 25-01-2014 12:16AM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Dare I say it...never been a fan of Springsteen. For me, he has never recorded a song that has made me want to rush out and buy his records.

Same as ... I saw him in the RDS and everyone was going nuts about him. I thought he was only OK.

I did like this cover

Harry Angstrom · 25-01-2014 12:16AM

Poodle Rock. Such a load of rubbish.

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:17AM

Poison

Skid X · 25-01-2014 12:19AM

Chancers ... Slade sang it much better.

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:19AM

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

Poodle Rock. Such a load of rubbish.

Some was good, but as the documentary says, once one band hit big, the labels signed a million clones until everybody looked and sounded the same - it became more watered down and commercialised.

grey_so_what · 25-01-2014 12:21AM

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

Poodle Rock. Such a load of rubbish.

And the hair thread continues.......:D:D:D

Ah, don't be jealous Harry.....:P

Big hair was fun....;)

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:21AM

Skid X wrote: »

Chancers ... Slade sang it much better.

Never in music history has one band milked an entire career out of one-hit (which was a cover)

grey_so_what · 25-01-2014 12:23AM

This is bringing me back to my USA MTV days.

I remember one lad asking me in New York did I like "Bone Jovey".....

Still laughing that even the paddies knew how to say it.

Harry Angstrom · 25-01-2014 12:23AM

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Some was good, but as the documentary says, once one band hit big, the labels signed a million clones until everybody looked and sounded the same - it became more watered down and commercialised.

Sorry WM. I'll have to disagree with you there

It was around this time that I discovered Bob Dylan, as an antidote to the MTV crap

Skid X · 25-01-2014 12:25AM

grey_so_what wrote: »

This is bringing me back to my USA MTV days.

I remember one lad asking me in New York did I like "Bone Jovey".....

Still laughing that even the paddies knew how to say it.

I'm probably in a minority of one when I say that I prefer Jon Bon Jovi's Solo work.

Sorry Richie ...

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:25AM

With Motley Crue, it's a case of 'sing what you know about'

Lick My Love Pump

grey_so_what · 25-01-2014 12:25AM

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

Sorry WM. I'll have to disagree with you there
It was around this time that I discovered Bob Dylan, as an antidote to the MTV crap

I have a neighbour who has a picture of Bob Dylan over the Sacred Heart Harry.

True Story.

Harry Angstrom · 25-01-2014 12:26AM

grey_so_what wrote: »

I have a neighbour who has a picture of Bob Dylan over the Sacred Heart Harry.

True Story.

It's a nice combination, Grey.

Welsh Megaman · 25-01-2014 12:27AM

Skid X wrote: »

I'm probably in a minority of one when I say that I prefer Jon Bon Jovi's Solo work.

Bizarrely, never liked ANY Bon Jovi record.

Er...keep the make-up on, Gene.

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