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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    One of my all time favourite tracks from an all time favourite album, from an all time (you get the drift...)
    I think this is one of my all time fave tracks - reminds me of summer at art college driving around in my 2CV with the top down, girlie at my side!!



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason P View Post
    I think this is one of my all time fave tracks - reminds me of summer at art college driving around in my 2CV with the top down, girlie at my side!!
    I bet She was lying on her back with her lips parted squealing like a stuffed pig...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    I bet She was lying on her back with her lips parted squealing like a stuffed pig...

    I couldn't possibly comment.








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    Ashra - Deep Distance

    I can't go on and I can't go back, I don't feel so matter of fact,
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    Obviously the band name here does not represent where I am from, but I just remember listening to this track over and over at home when I was a kid and also in the car on days out. Happy times.

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    I grew up near Stourbridge in the West Mids. This was the soundtrack to being 15 for me.





    ... and all the bands playing local town halls. Lein To Disaster, Cake (not the US version ) Bathchair Suicide, Stinkin' Fish... Soundtrack to a childhood. I used to record shows by my mates' bands onto a dictaphone. One day I'll transfer them to CD for old times' sake.
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    I was about to say Dire Straits when I realise that I said it years ago back in the thread!

    Dusty Springfield, prog and punk rock.
    Walton, Elgar, Delius and Holst all make me think of Blighty.

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    Not sure why I cannot edit my original entry, but here it is again anyway...



    As I said, it reminds me of trips out in the car when I was a kid.
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    Perversely, nowadays Peatbog Faeries reminds me of home from here, and Bregovic when over there, particularly the fanfara style of traditional playing......

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