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Posted: Fri 23 Apr 2004, 9:14 am
by Kiran
redsock wrote:
Wish we had that in the UK !
Well, we do have a few radio shows that play 80's music. Essex radio used to have an 80s show on Sunday at around noon (not sure if they still do) and Time FM have one on Sunday, 7pm for about 3 hours.
You need to live in the south-east to get these but I'm sure other regions have heard of the 80s

. Maybe UK people can post details of radio stations and shows that play 80s stuff?
Posted: Fri 23 Apr 2004, 12:23 pm
by RaciePSB
Steve Fett wrote:80's definately (just wish I had been old enough to go clubbing...

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It was a GREAT time for clubbing! Being elderly has it's advantages, and having clubbed in the '80's is definitely one of them

Posted: Fri 23 Apr 2004, 1:04 pm
by Dreamcatcher2003
Kiran wrote:80s definitely. I have a theory that the decade where you spent most of your teen life is the decade of music you always remember most fondly. Anyone agree/disagree?
I heartily agree. In general, it is the books, music, movies, cars that you love most when you are a teenage...not only because teenlife is the happiest and most innocent years of one's lifetime (at least mine was like that) but also they shape up your ideas, your look to life etc. So I easily go for 80s.
For any R&B fun it must be a little bit different I think. He should find 90's and 2000s the best decades.