The Police

Your sooooo Kool Kang! :lol: What ever happend to Five star?

Is that cool :? I dunno what happened to them but I loved them! What was the other band like that called?

"You wanna love me in your car .. you won't get far ..."

love it, love it, love it

:lol: :lol: :lol:
 
Is that cool :? I dunno what happened to them but I loved them! What was the other band like that called?

"You wanna love me in your car .. you won't get far ..."

love it, love it, love it

:lol: :lol: :lol:

It probably was in the 80's :lol:

They where from Romford whernt they?

You can be my System addict any time ;)
 
Does it really counts? :?

Can't you love any singer if you weren't in the right age when they were big? :?

Age is not a factor to like/dislike a band/singer.
The police came up with a new fresh sound played by a 3 piece band when the most played music was west coast fm (toto,journey,reospeedwagon..)
 
I was definitely old enough :oops: Still didn't like them though :lol:

I was living in the US at the time and you had choice of Police, Dire straits, Springstein and s**t west coast fm.
What were the choices in UK?
 
Age is not a factor to like/dislike a band/singer.
The police came up with a new fresh sound played by a 3 piece band when the most played music was west coast fm (toto,journey,reospeedwagon..)


and so the intention of your first comment was... ?
 
Before judging if they were good or not, we have to keep in mind what kind of music was played. Police came up as novelty at the time.

But does the age factor is important to judge it?

I'm sorry if I'm being thick but I can't see the connection with age and judging a group and the music that was played at that time
 
Age is not a factor to like/dislike a band/singer.
The police came up with a new fresh sound played by a 3 piece band when the most played music was west coast fm (toto,journey,reospeedwagon..)

I think this post answers your questions about age and the musical environemet at the time.
 
try watching bbc4 tomorrow am

Once Upon a Time in New York

The Birth of Hip-Hop, Disco and Punk

Showing as part of New York Week. How punk, disco and hip hop emerged in 70s New York. While a new wave of punk rock evolved in lower Manhattan including The New York Dolls, Television and the Patti Smith Group, downtown loft parties held by gay New Yorkers heralded the birth of disco, and Bronx DJs such as Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaataa created their own block parties, heralding the birth of hip hop.

Including contributions from David Johansen, Patti Smith, John Cale, Richard Hell, Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa, Kool Herc, Nile Rodgers, Chuck D, Tommy Ramone, Chris Stein, Fab 5. Freddy, Lenny Kaye, Tina Weymouth, Chris Frantz, Sylvain Sylvain, Nicky Siano and David Mancuso. Strong language.
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Sat 10 Mar, 03:15-04:15 60mins Stereo Widescreen
 
i'll just be going into pacha at that time in the morning! i may set the dvd if i can fathom out how to work it.
 
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