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Post by westender on May 20, 2012 22:32:43 GMT -1
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Post by Deleted on May 21, 2012 21:41:16 GMT -1
Ach, Robin. Teetotal veggie yet still caught out by the bastard cancer. Yet again, the talented and gifted taken before their time while total bastards roam free, untouched and unchallenged. Don't get it, never will  Goodnight, Rob and thank you for the music I grew up loving, still do-- and always will. Now playing chez Rolo; www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpqqjU7u5Yc&ob=av2n |
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Post by westender on May 23, 2012 20:26:00 GMT -1
Stayin Alive for me!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_izvAbhExY&feature=brandedStill have never worked out what the hell the words are. But absolutely flawless, excellent, superb production on that album... disco strings and stabs and funky funky 120 bpm, real drums. Simply glorious.  ..Barry son, what on earth have ye got doon yer breeks?? |
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2012 21:31:13 GMT -1
Stayin Alive for me!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_izvAbhExY&feature=brandedStill have never worked out what the hell the words are. But absolutely flawless, excellent, superb production on that album... disco strings and stabs and funky funky 120 bpm, real drums. Simply glorious. ..Barry son, what on earth have ye got doon yer breeks?? You surprise me, in a good way ;D ;D ;D Never reckoned you as a fellow funkmeister....... I chose How Deep........cos I love it and it felt right in the context  "Stayin Alive" s been on my turntable and in my head for what, 34 years now. Utter joy. It's complete perfection. Here's the words; ah ha ha ha................ www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Vj092UgKwQ |
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Post by westender on May 23, 2012 21:39:06 GMT -1
You're kidding! I love SNF, always have. Absolutely superb recording. Oughta be available on prescription.
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2012 21:39:45 GMT -1
..Barry son, what on earth have ye got doon yer breeks?? A wee aside. When Saturday Night Fever came out (summer 1977 I think) I had a student summer job in a jeans shack on Hope Street. We had SNF on a loop, all day every day. The gals and guys who worked there had one essential work tool. A shoelace. A laurel....and hardy handshake, to anyone that knows why. ;D |
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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2012 0:42:58 GMT -1
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Post by westender on May 26, 2012 10:18:11 GMT -1
..Barry son, what on earth have ye got doon yer breeks?? A wee aside. When Saturday Night Fever came out (summer 1977 I think) I had a student summer job in a jeans shack on Hope Street. We had SNF on a loop, all day every day. The gals and guys who worked there had one essential work tool. A shoelace. A laurel....and hardy handshake, to anyone that knows why. ;D Um....  |
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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2012 20:46:15 GMT -1
Our handy shoelace tool was used to shoehorn folks into their jeans, in the manner of Barry Gibb. ;D Insert lace into hole in zip doofer, pull upwards violently.. and presto! Jeans with a foot wide gap between hips mysteriously closed In particularly intransigent cases, the next trick was to get the client to lie down flat in the changing booth and repeat process. Then you'd to help them back on their feet again. TRUE! ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by notanimby on May 27, 2012 13:56:58 GMT -1
Our handy shoelace tool was used to shoehorn folks into their jeans, in the manner of Barry Gibb. ;D Insert lace into hole in zip doofer, pull upwards violently.. and presto! Jeans with a foot wide gap between hips mysteriously closed In particularly intransigent cases, the next trick was to get the client to lie down flat in the changing booth and repeat process. Then you'd to help them back on their feet again. TRUE! ;D ;D ;D I've seen a coat-hanger used for that.......... P.S Ah could never stick the Bee Gees - pity that the wan thats left is the wan wae his heid furthest up his ain erse - Clive Anderson had him well summed up |
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Post by westender on May 27, 2012 23:05:12 GMT -1
P.S Ah could never stick the Bee Gees - pity that the wan thats left is the wan wae his heid furthest up his ain erse - Clive Anderson had him well summed up Ye're no often right but ye're wrang again, mister....  |
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Post by westender on May 27, 2012 23:07:33 GMT -1
Our handy shoelace tool was used to shoehorn folks into their jeans, in the manner of Barry Gibb. ;D Insert lace into hole in zip doofer, pull upwards violently.. and presto! Jeans with a foot wide gap between hips mysteriously closed In particularly intransigent cases, the next trick was to get the client to lie down flat in the changing booth and repeat process. Then you'd to help them back on their feet again. TRUE! ;D ;D ;D Acht.... that was nae use if you couldnae get the button fastened as well!!  gawd, too-tight 1970s jeans.... cause of a thousand cases a minute of thrush...  |
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Post by Deleted on May 27, 2012 23:32:38 GMT -1
Our handy shoelace tool was used to shoehorn folks into their jeans, in the manner of Barry Gibb. ;D Insert lace into hole in zip doofer, pull upwards violently.. and presto! Jeans with a foot wide gap between hips mysteriously closed In particularly intransigent cases, the next trick was to get the client to lie down flat in the changing booth and repeat process. Then you'd to help them back on their feet again. TRUE! ;D ;D ;D Acht.... that was nae use if you couldnae get the button fastened as well!! gawd, too-tight 1970s jeans.... cause of a thousand cases a minute of thrush... And the usual redtop 'alarm' about men who wore tight trousers being unable to conceive children due to overheating in the b*llocks region. Yeah, that was true.  Not. Fashion's to blame for all the ills of society, doncha know . From Victorian lassies fainting from corsets (which also caused consumption don't you know... , to 70s funksters in overly tight jeans, to girls in high heels ruining their future foot-health. And of course dire warnings that men wearing winklepickers in the 60s would end up with bizarrely pointy feet. Ochone, ochone, what a terrible awful world we live in (cue piper giving it lament..) Specially if we have the fucking temerity to, you know, live a little ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by ozneil on May 27, 2012 23:51:06 GMT -1
Rolo Rote Thats bloody true couldnt get zip down |
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Post by notanimby on May 29, 2012 17:59:34 GMT -1
I though I heard the ghost of robin gibb in teh gerdin onion patch last night
then I realised it was just the chive talking
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