Swedish Paul
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Rush. Dare I say it, early U2? And still looking backwards, the Hollies. Neil Young.
Lots of us love a V12 Aston Martin.....
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Cult?
Swedish Paul
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No need to be rude
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Love Rush saw then twice and early U2, Bono wanted to be the new Ian Curtis but bollox to that. The Jam too saw them twice once at the Electric Circus in 77 I think they were ace but arrogant, I''l find the vid and at the end in 82/3 at Stafford Bingley Hall..
Electric Circus was a cracking gig - I was 16, fuk nose how I got in. Was in Crumpsall North Manchester I think, scummy area, ex-cinema I think. Memory fading...
Electric Circus was a cracking gig - I was 16, fuk nose how I got in. Was in Crumpsall North Manchester I think, scummy area, ex-cinema I think. Memory fading...
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Man groupie!
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Sorry to bring this back from the drift, but oh my goodness... some beautiful cars!
A V12 Vanquish is totally on my itch list and, @dickygrace that one has a wonderful colour. What's the interior?
I fired one up in the batcave at DL Bristol last year. Mmmmmm
A V12 Vanquish is totally on my itch list and, @dickygrace that one has a wonderful colour. What's the interior?
I fired one up in the batcave at DL Bristol last year. Mmmmmm
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It had the Divine Brown interior. Or Marrone Divino, as Ferrari more enticingly called it.
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Class choice, Stevie. Volante or coupe tickiling your fancy?
Somebody else is now enjoying the faint Liz Hurley aromas of the F12. He collected his new beast today and it is quite something!
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It may surprise some who know my love for the open air, but coupe. In S spec even better.
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LOL....you guys are much rockier then me. The deepest rock I ever listened to was something like Queen and Meatloaf! Sorry!! I know that doesn't even make it into the Rock genre. I always found much of what I tried to listen to a little sad, negative and depressing. I guess that was maybe the point but it was often wasted on me.
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I guess my main issue is I just don't like loud noises and of course rock does this in spades. Not such a great companion to Tinnitus I don't think 
Ironic that rock music wasn't the likely cause of my Tinnitus!
In fact most noises are a sense of constant irritation and antagonisnm. Not ideal in a fast modern world.
Ironic that rock music wasn't the likely cause of my Tinnitus!
In fact most noises are a sense of constant irritation and antagonisnm. Not ideal in a fast modern world.
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Tell him Hello from me and Lou.
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Tis true....possible why I don't listen to much music and partly why I don't read much because of it as well. An aside that my brain doesn't seem to work well with reading much though.
I do watch a lot stuff though as the Tinnitus is lost more than anything else.
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I thought the Divine Brown connection was Mr Grant wiping his cock on the seat.
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At last! Say Hi from me.
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Yet another good reason for not transporting poultry in a Ferrari.