I think we can kick this one off with a bit of Ebeneeer Goode. Lavellyyy 
What are you listening to now? MKII
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U2 - In A Little While
E.L.O. - All Over The World
L.A., New York, Amsterdam
Monte Carlo, Shard End and
Shades of Del Boy Trotter (New York, Paris, Peckham)
L.A., New York, Amsterdam
Monte Carlo, Shard End and
Shades of Del Boy Trotter (New York, Paris, Peckham)
E.L.O. - Mr Blue Sky (Let Mr Blue Sky In - Cork Ireland)
Another great E.L.O. flash Mob -
Another great E.L.O. flash Mob -
Dave Grohl - Smells Like Teen Spirit
Rush - Closer To The Heart
Recorded at the NEC Birmingham - I was there!
Recorded at the NEC Birmingham - I was there!
The Guess Who - American Woman
Rush - Leave That Thing Alone (instrumental)
Derek & The Dominos - Layla
I was aware of the name of the band, but not sure that I knew any of their music. Having listened to it, I've definitely heard it before.
Twisted Sister - I Wanna Rock
The Black Keys - Gold on the Ceiling
Whitesnake with Cozy Powell & John Lord - Here I Go Again - Mistreated - Soldier of Fortune
Roxette - It Must Have Been Love
The line up that I saw (including Bernie Marsden and Micky Moody on guitars) at Birmingham Odeon. I later met Bernie Marsden when his band Alaska played at Trent Polytechnic (I'd volunteered to help with the band's equipment). A very pleasant and humble gentleman.
Richard Marx - Hazard
Bruce Springsteen - My Home Town
Evanescence - Bring me to Life
Rush - Countdown
I'm sure I must have posted this previously, but I love it. The driving rock music combined with superb video and comms between NASA and the Shuttle crew. I like the shot of the test 'gimbal-ling of the Shuttle's main engines and then the engines light and the Shuttle lurches forward, straining against the retaining bolts. As the song fades out, you hear 'Columbia your looking good for an over the hill, we'll see you in Madrid', referring to it going out of radio range of NASA.
I read in one of their tour guides, that Rush had had a long standing invitation to the first launch (I'm not sure who invited them) and were determined to be there.
I'm sure I must have posted this previously, but I love it. The driving rock music combined with superb video and comms between NASA and the Shuttle crew. I like the shot of the test 'gimbal-ling of the Shuttle's main engines and then the engines light and the Shuttle lurches forward, straining against the retaining bolts. As the song fades out, you hear 'Columbia your looking good for an over the hill, we'll see you in Madrid', referring to it going out of radio range of NASA.
I read in one of their tour guides, that Rush had had a long standing invitation to the first launch (I'm not sure who invited them) and were determined to be there.
Simple Minds with Sinéad O'Connor - Belfast Child
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Well it looks like I'm off to Australia and New Zealand next year! Booked with BA from Manchester via Heathrow with a stop in Singapore and returning with Air New Zealand and BA via LAX to Heathrow. Will circumnavigate the globe and be my first trans-Pacific flight. First long haul flight with BA as well and of course Air NZ.
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