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Vinyl Junkie
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Its a great song (the album its taken from isnt half bad either) - I think from the amount of times people refer to it on this site, it must be one of our Grove all time fave slowies!?
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Aries
I spend too much time here!!! 70’s ish Joined: 21-February-2007 Location: Ireland Status: Offline Points: 7799 |
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Every slow song seems to have been a Grove favorite, I wonder why he he he
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THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE
BUT IT'LL PISS YOU OFF FIRST |
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finno
Die Hard Grover! �77 to 82ish Joined: 21-September-2006 Location: Ireland Status: Offline Points: 3885 |
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Because over time we all have memories associated with the songs |
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A man must have a code
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Tara
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Just heard 'Owner of a lonely heart' on the radio this morning. I don't know who sang it but that takes me back to 1989!!!! |
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finno
Die Hard Grover! �77 to 82ish Joined: 21-September-2006 Location: Ireland Status: Offline Points: 3885 |
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YES |
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ShortHairHippie
I spend too much time here!!! 86-present Joined: 28-February-2008 Location: Balbriggan (ex Clontarf) Status: Offline Points: 12169 |
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that was Yes who sang that,and a good tune it is,and welcome to the site Tara |
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upon us all,a little rain must fall
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Aries
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Believe it or not , that was the first record to be purely digital.
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ShortHairHippie
I spend too much time here!!! 86-present Joined: 28-February-2008 Location: Balbriggan (ex Clontarf) Status: Offline Points: 12169 |
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I dont believe it |
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upon us all,a little rain must fall
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BrendanFella
Die Hard Grover! 1967-71 Joined: 25-August-2008 Location: Ohio (ex Harmo) Status: Offline Points: 2002 |
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I don't believe it either...Didn't somebody else claim Bruce Springstein....LOL
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BrendanFella
IRISH DIPLOMACY IS....The ability to tell a man to Go To Hell so that He looks forward to making the trip. |
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Tara
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Oh God I have another one they are playing 'Talking Heads' Psycho Killer on the radio now. That reminds me of the Grove so much and before that they played Hazel O'Connor's 'Will You?' I think I'm listening to the radio too much, have to do some work now!! Bye Bye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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ShortHairHippie
I spend too much time here!!! 86-present Joined: 28-February-2008 Location: Balbriggan (ex Clontarf) Status: Offline Points: 12169 |
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jaysus missus,u have a great job,listening to songs on the radio,you should try and make Grove reunion on 13th June,then you will get to hear all the songs |
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monarch
I spend too much time here!!! Oldest Grover 67-72? Joined: 24-December-2006 Status: Offline Points: 7725 |
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There is a crack in everything ...... that's how the light gets in
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fairy queen
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Husband just mentioned to me that Alan Parsons was a producer on Dark Side of the Moonwhich of course reminded me of "old and wise"....... Am I dreaming or was that a slow set favourite between 84 and 87?
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I wanted to be loved but just got laughed at instead
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Biker Pat
I spend too much time here!!! 72-75 Joined: 26-April-2005 Location: Swords, Co Dublin (ex Celti Status: Offline Points: 38044 |
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Way after my time FQ............The Alan Parsons Project were prominent about that time but I cannot say if they were played in the Grove..........other members going to the Grove at that time will confirm. |
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May be going to hell in a bucket but at least I'm enjoying the ride.
Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
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Vinyl Junkie
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You're not dreaming at all Fairy Queen. I definitely remember "Old and Wise" at the Grove. I was in the process of collecting the singles I remember from 80-86 a few years back, and I got an e-mail from an old friend of mine (Ian Little) reminding me of this one. "Eye in the Sky" was another APP song he played.
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fairy queen
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Ha so I wasn't going mad. Also the much lamented MTUSA (remember that lads in the days before MTV? ) used to show "Don't answer me"....... Fab video and 2.5m hits cannot be wrong....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALC7kt6iUHY |
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I wanted to be loved but just got laughed at instead
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Secret Agent
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Hi Tara...yep I still love listening to Will You..fantastic classic.
I have to say that I'd nearly break my neck and would leave mid ANYTHING to get up to More than a Feeling...or any Zeppelin number or Doors ah jaysus this is too difficult! |
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well you can ride on the crest of a wave if, that's where you want to be
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Sister1
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I wanted to mention REM in some capacity now they have split.
From my Grove days, I remember Cecil playing three REM songs - The One I Love, Orange Crush and Stand. From that, I investigated their back catalogue and became a fan. I saw them live 4 times over the years. Strangely, I felt relief yesterday when they split. I have felt since Bill Berry left in 1997 that the balance was wrong, so wrong at times as to do damage to their reputation and back catalogue. My favourite period is their IRS years, '83 - 87, pre signing to Warners. An example of a band who built up gradually through constant tourning and then were ready when stardom happened. How times have changed in the music world and the world generally. Now people expect the instant success - the first album needs to be a sucess or you get dropped by your lablel. Talent shows don't help and encourage mediocrity, stifling the real organic stuff which by definition will remain underground. REM were an example of art-rock indie would maintain integrity upon signing to a major label. They come accross as decent guys. I should be sad at their split, but am not - the timing is right and we still have the music, 31 years of it. Again, thanks to Cecil I discovered a real gem.
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Keep it Local, Keep it Near!
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Vinyl Junkie
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Great post, Sister1!
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Pogue Mahoney
I have no life! 68-71 Joined: 08-February-2006 Location: Islets of Langerheads Status: Offline Points: 5274 |
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"Stand" sounded a bit like Bubble Gum Music to me when I first heard it. I'm surprised Cecil would have played it
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