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Instead let's all settle down to a 1977 Ultravox! session... they're on after The Radio Stars (whoever they are..)



I believe they were obliterated by Video. wink

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Have just listened to the Ultravox Peel sessions listed above.Sounding the best I've heard them.

The current CD that I'm playing to death is Orkney:Synphony of the magnetic north by the Magnetic North.

The band that also contains Hannah Peel of the Maths.

Yes it's beautiful,chilled,folky but has subtle undercurrents of Krautrock and synths as well.

The current single Rackwick which was performed on Radio 4s Loose Ends the weekend won't leave my head.

Thanks to Rob for the heads up on this album.

Brian

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Ultravox start at 27.15

These seem to be Peel sessions!


Indeed .. don't know if they were previously unavailable.

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Talking about football here now are we?

Nah .. I don't like to brag too much ...

Instead let's all settle down to a 1977 Ultravox! session... they're on after The Radio Stars (whoever they are..)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01ngs7d



Good lords Membs , shame on you not knowing the legendary RADIO STARS In your defence , radio probably hadn't reached Herefordshire at that point of the mid 70's Anyway listen to your Uncle Ivan and learn Front man ANDY ELLISON in addition to MARTIN GORDON (Bass) and DINKY DIAMOND (drums) Both part of the excellent SPARKS band from KIMONO MY HOUSE era
A very prescient Nostrodamus type song fortelling of the geo-political upheaval about to come a mere 15 years later in Eastern Europe . Joking apart the line "There are no Serbs in Croatia" is quite chilling Anyway enjoy From MARC BOLAN's telly show I've still got the vinyl EP back in Bootle and remember "Ver are no Vrassians in Vrassia "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIo1FfnRpKs

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The picture sucks. And I'm still wondering what this track is

The Man Who Dies Today...

This kind of shitty research and lack of attention is more than a bit rubbish

One shall write to the BBC and complain.

Mister G. Rumpy - Southampton

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...Front man ANDY ELLISON in addition to MARTIN GORDON (Bass) and DINKY DIAMOND (drums) Both part of the excellent SPARKS band from KIMONO MY HOUSE era


I think Paul Simon might have played drums with Radio Stars for a while. They were formed when Martin Gordon left Ian North's band 'Radio' (who later went on to become Neo ...)

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Good lords Membs , shame on you not knowing the legendary RADIO STARS In your defence , radio probably hadn't reached Herefordshire at that point of the mid 70's Anyway listen to your Uncle Ivan and learn Front man ANDY ELLISON in addition to MARTIN GORDON (Bass) and DINKY DIAMOND (drums) Both part of the excellent SPARKS band from KIMONO MY HOUSE era
A very prescient Nostrodamus type song fortelling of the geo-political upheaval about to come a mere 15 years later in Eastern Europe . Joking apart the line "There are no Serbs in Croatia" is quite chilling Anyway enjoy From MARC BOLAN's telly show I've still got the vinyl EP back in Bootle and remember "Ver are no Vrassians in Vrassia "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIo1FfnRpKs


Ivan, I confess my ignorance but at the time I was probably heavily into Abba*, Star Wars and a girl called Becky Davies and had no time for "punks" and their ilk.

* at the time of abovementioned Ultravox! session The Name of The Game was riding high in the charts together with top mobile-disco faves Yes Sir, I Can Boogie and Black is Black, for which we gladly parked up our combine harvesters in favour of a bit of, er, boogie with Becky et al...

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Good lords Membs , shame on you not knowing the legendary RADIO STARS In your defence , radio probably hadn't reached Herefordshire at that point of the mid 70's Anyway listen to your Uncle Ivan and learn Front man ANDY ELLISON in addition to MARTIN GORDON (Bass) and DINKY DIAMOND (drums) Both part of the excellent SPARKS band from KIMONO MY HOUSE era
A very prescient Nostrodamus type song fortelling of the geo-political upheaval about to come a mere 15 years later in Eastern Europe . Joking apart the line "There are no Serbs in Croatia" is quite chilling Anyway enjoy From MARC BOLAN's telly show I've still got the vinyl EP back in Bootle and remember "Ver are no Vrassians in Vrassia "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIo1FfnRpKs


Ivan, I confess my ignorance but at the time I was probably heavily into Abba*, Star Wars and a girl called Becky Davies and had no time for "punks" and their ilk.

* at the time of abovementioned Ultravox! session The Name of The Game was riding high in the charts together with top mobile-disco faves Yes Sir, I Can Boogie and Black is Black, for which we gladly parked up our combine harvesters in favour of a bit of, er, boogie with Becky et al...


Bad news for you Membs Your pre- teen lust was actually making the world a worse place . I found this in The Daily Mail archives

SEEMINGLY INNOCENT SPANISH DISCO BAND SPONSOR INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

Little did we know back in the 70's that when we bougfht Baccara's single , we were inadvertently helping terrorists , Our intrepid reporter discovered that the band were none other than ULRIKE MEINHOFF and CARLOS THE JACKAL with a wig on . The name of the song was a thinly veiled allusion to where there sympathies lay "YASSER , I CAN BOOGIE " with all proceeds going to the P.L.O ! MI5 and the CIA tried to counter-act this by giving huge amounts of cash to THE EAGLES :ABBA and C J MCCALL in an attempt to keep this heinous single as far down the charts as possible - Both band members were eventually taken out by Security Forces and it seemed the problem had been resolved Unfortunately the rights fell into the hands of right- wing Balkan terrorists groups and it hit the charts again in the 90's as "YES SIR , ARKAN BOOGIE" again making money for cowardly causes ! "
It's in the Daily Mail , so it must be true . You've got blood on your hands , Membs !

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Bad news for you Membs Your pre- teen lust was actually making the world a worse place . I found this in The Daily Mail archives

SEEMINGLY INNOCENT SPANISH DISCO BAND SPONSOR INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM

Little did we know back in the 70's that when we bougfht Baccara's single , we were inadvertently helping terrorists , Our intrepid reporter discovered that the band were none other than ULRIKE MEINHOFF and CARLOS THE JACKAL with a wig on . The name of the song was a thinly veiled allusion to where there sympathies lay "YASSER , I CAN BOOGIE " with all proceeds going to the P.L.O ! MI5 and the CIA tried to counter-act this by giving huge amounts of cash to THE EAGLES :ABBA and C J MCCALL in an attempt to keep this heinous single as far down the charts as possible - Both band members were eventually taken out by Security Forces and it seemed the problem had been resolved Unfortunately the rights fell into the hands of right- wing Balkan terrorists groups and it hit the charts again in the 90's as "YES SIR , ARKAN BOOGIE" again making money for cowardly causes ! "
It's in the Daily Mail , so it must be true . You've got blood on your hands , Membs !



Ha! That would probably explain the anarchic-terrorist tendencies that emerged in later years after that teen-testosterone spirit gradually subsided making way for revolutionary tendencies, also on discovering the Red Brigade (no, not they're not fire-fighters), Basque Separatist-chic and, er, Gary Numan.
Musical tatses did in fact shift from ELO (a bunch of Brummy 'poof-perms') and Cliff Richard (we don't talk anymore, Harry "Rodger" Webb!) to the proto-dystopian groove thang of The Pleasure Principle and Chorley's own Metamatic, both of which were concocted by a band of underground insurrectionists who decided that Robert Moog was the new Che Guevara, and that ... "one day all music will be made this way...OR ELSE WE BOMB!"

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Renewing stuff cheaply that I only had on vinyl or cassette previously . The pack of 4 CDs arrived yesterday , so

STRATOSFEAR TANGERINE DREAM
COUNTRY LIFE ROXY MUSIC
YEAR OF THE CAT AL STEWART
DARE THE YUMES

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Originally Posted By: Ivan Basso
Renewing stuff cheaply that I only had on vinyl or cassette previously . The pack of 4 CDs arrived yesterday , so

STRATOSFEAR TANGERINE DREAM
COUNTRY LIFE ROXY MUSIC
YEAR OF THE CAT AL STEWART
DARE THE YUMES


Did you get them through the amazon.it 4xCD for €20 offer?? i see they had some TD ..
(I don't think so ...)

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