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Leaving school on a Friday, then starting my 1st job on Monday as an apprentice radio and television engineer for the Co-op.
Also remember Rod Stewart having some good tunes on the wireless set, The Sex Pistols and also having only 3 TV stations to choose from, all of which closed down at night and began to broadcast again in the morning ..
The Test Card - oh yes, I also remember that
Philadelphia music - George McCray and such like, Detroit Spinners and all manner of grand tunes.
Listening to Radio luxenbourg on a scratchy old transistor radio whilst holidaying with my parents in a caravan in Scotland - it always rained !
My Grandparents
Aye those were the days lad ! When ahh were a lad |
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"Forgot to mention the Radio One Road Show with Smiley Miley Remember that ?
hey i use to go to the road shows on clacton sea front lol "
I was never fortunate enough to get to one but I always listened to them on the Radio |
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Radio Caroline and Luxembourg...the music mag - Disco 45, which gave you all the words to the chart tunes. Slade, T.Rex, Bowie, 10cc, Mowtown, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Ike and Tina Turner. Teen mania over the likes of The Osmonds, David Cassidy, The Bay City Rollers and David Essex.
Doc Marten boots came out, hot pants, ponchos, Ben Sherman shirts, Crombie coats, dessert wellies...all the gitls drank either lime or blackcurrant in their lager....and vodka and lime...and Red Witches. You still paid a deposit on pop and beer bottles (always a good source of income). School dinners coast 60 pence for the whole week. My first pack of cigarettes......which were ten No 6 and cost only 9 pence. In 1977...it was possible to go out with just a pound...it would buy you 2 halves of larger and 10 ciggies.
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By *ouvak OP Man
over a year ago
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"Radio Caroline and Luxembourg...the music mag - Disco 45, which gave you all the words to the chart tunes. Slade, T.Rex, Bowie, 10cc, Mowtown, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Ike and Tina Turner. Teen mania over the likes of The Osmonds, David Cassidy, The Bay City Rollers and David Essex.
Doc Marten boots came out, hot pants, ponchos, Ben Sherman shirts, Crombie coats, dessert wellies...all the gitls drank either lime or blackcurrant in their lager....and vodka and lime...and Red Witches. You still paid a deposit on pop and beer bottles (always a good source of income). School dinners coast 60 pence for the whole week. My first pack of cigarettes......which were ten No 6 and cost only 9 pence. In 1977...it was possible to go out with just a pound...it would buy you 2 halves of larger and 10 ciggies.
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i earnt £7.10s6p(£7.52,1/2p)after tax, ran a motorbike went out on fridays and paid my nan rent and still had money for the week lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I can remember when me dad used send me across shop
Fer a packet of 20 john players and a bag er tuppenny mixtures
On the way back id buy a hovis from local baker and half a lamb from butchers and still have enough change from a quid fer a fish supper arrrr them was the days xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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art college.......marc bolan and david bowie..... sex pistols and siouxxie and the banshees.......
and sex ....
and the 80's... sex
and the 90's... sex
get the drift .... lol |
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By *ouvak OP Man
over a year ago
clacton on sea |
on the bus's
love thy nieghbour
the dust bin men
when the boat comes in
cb radios
the exorsist
beach parties
robin's nest
the liver birds
roxy music
elvis costello
gary newman (late 70s)
how
magpie
tomorrows world
wrestling (sat afternoon sport)
world of sport
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By *andKCouple
over a year ago
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"I had a pair of yellow flares and wore them with purple and black platforms
And I STILL agreed to go out with him! It must have been love."
I wore the red flares and a high necked jumper on our first date darling .......... I think anyway |
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left school 1974 great music and girls to die for and beer beer and more beer can anyone remind me what happened in the 80s lol lol
there a bit of a blank lol |
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"left school 1974 great music and girls to die for and beer beer and more beer can anyone remind me what happened in the 80s lol lol
there a bit of a blank lol"
kev btw as kat wasnt born till 1981 as she so often reminds me the biach lol |
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"left school 1974 great music and girls to die for and beer beer and more beer can anyone remind me what happened in the 80s lol lol
there a bit of a blank lol"
What the 1880s or the 1980s xx |
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"left school 1974 great music and girls to die for and beer beer and more beer can anyone remind me what happened in the 80s lol lol
there a bit of a blank lol
What the 1880s or the 1980s xx "
ha ha very funny just what we need a smart ass munchkin lol lol nice profile pic m8 |
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"left school 1974 great music and girls to die for and beer beer and more beer can anyone remind me what happened in the 80s lol lol
there a bit of a blank lol
What the 1880s or the 1980s xx
ha ha very funny just what we need a smart ass munchkin lol lol nice profile pic m8 "
Do you recognise the background pmsl xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Watching incredible hulk on a saturday and throwing tantrums if i wasn't allowed due to misbehaving
Writing litte programs on the Sinclare Spectrum with the black rubber keys
My first Girlfriend in 1978
The jubilee parties that was everywhere
God, now I feel old, thanks _ouvak
Tony |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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decent music
terrible fashions
playing conkers and climbing trees without it be a safety hassard
chopper bikes
did anyone watch the programme last nite i think it was on bbc4 about a family living like a family in the 70's.it was great viewing and next wk they are living as a family in the 80's cant wait for that.oh and the mk2 cortina 1600e they used for the programme last nite looked so cool i wish i could have it |
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By *ouvak OP Man
over a year ago
clacton on sea |
"bay city rollers were my first ever cassette tape, still got it now.
I remember bloody nylon sheets and how me hair stood on end of a mornin
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and the static shock as you got out of bed onto the nylon carpets lol |
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