This is a song that no matter who I show it to, it seems to resonate with them. Boss will probably know it. It is an anthem for much of the youth of the 1980's in Ireland. Unemployment and emigration was rife ( funny how things come full circle) and this song gave voice to their feelings

Great photo's mate, & not a too bad a song either.

I could fill this section up no problem lol, my whole life is mapped out in music, wonder if its the same for everyone else but songs and past go together for me, its how I remember lol.

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I could fill this section up no problem lol, my whole life is mapped out in music, wonder if its the same for everyone else but songs and past go together for me, its how I remember lol.

Your CC account with all the tunes on FB is brilliant mate. There are fabulous tunes on there. You should put CD's together, you would make a fortune. I have always wanted to do that, but never got round to it, copyright problems I suppose.

I had 4 older brothers. Two of them made a lot of money gigging on the weekends. They were mainly into folk/ ballads etc. I knew all the words to Ralph Mc Tell's "Streets of London" by the age of 6 One of the other guys was a Rory Gallagher fanatic and the other guy liked everything from the Bay City Rollers to Meatloaf and everything in between. By and large, I don't like pop music especially the modern stuff. It seems to be made to a formula. Strangely I like some of the rap stuff. My all time favourite bands are The Stone Roses and The Clash. I'm actually listening to a band called Mana at the moment ( even though I haven't a clue what they are singing about ). They are the biggest selling Latino band and are unbelievable live.

I can understand why you like Mana wow they are explosive, its funny but its the first time Ive ever heard a Spanish rock band ever lol, used to like listening to the gypsy kings had a tape of them.

Ill be looking at more of Mana's music although I cant understand them either lol

4th, I love 'summer in Dublin' by Bagatelle . . it evokes so many memories. It was the summer after 'A' levels and before starting uni . . I could tell you some stories . . but I'd have to see the whites of your eyes first! And . . I might have to kill you after . . .

Like the latino music too! It makes you want to move do some mum dancing

These are all songs I remember as a child, my dad used to switch the radio on a Sunday night and we would listen to the charts.

ohhhhhhhhhhhh happy childhood memories

More great tunes there.