OK new thread time and yes you can cheat easily if you want to spoil it, but then you are a MoT of highest order ;-p
Rules are simpleā¦ its not about trying to find some obscure shite no one has ever heard of. You should own the Vinyl, Cassette, CD, MP3 files whateverā¦ and you must have paid for it. It must be something you enjoy to this day.
To help, you can provide the year of release.
Everyone can then have guess
OK so here goes. From 1975
āLife is just a candle
And a dream must give it flameā
Aye , after I posted realised it might be a bit obscureā¦ after I said āplease avoid obscure stuff no one has ever heard ofā
The Fountain of Lamneth just sounded like a typical bombastic prog anthem to when I first listened to it in around '82, but its a pretty cool lyric, a simple story of birth to deathā¦ the album Caress of Steel, is typically youthful exuberance, but was a bit of a fuck you too teh record company for trying to get the band to write hit singlesā¦ āThe necromancerā is a classic allegory, of three āmen from Willowdaleā fighting the corporate record company deamons for artistic controlā¦ you have been warned
They were all the rage in 1975. Well at least with the G/F of the time. I even got dragged along to a concert at The Gaumont and sat there reading a paper.
Although the presence of tons of teenage minge was some compensation, the damage to my ears wasnāt.
The first thing I knitted was a (very bad) Bay City Rollers scarf - multiple colours a bit like Tom Bakerās scarf in Doctor Who. Except mine got wider and narrower, never had the cut-out letters sewed to it and was never finished.
I also learned this song.
Bee Ayy Why
Bee Ayy Why
Bee Ayy Why See Eye Tea Why
With an Are Ohh double Ell Eee Are Ess
Bay City Rollers are the best.
I think ā¦ itās that Mr Stevens fellow you like, not shakin, but the āsufferingā one. I am show I hear that line when following a tube link you posted in the ālistening to nowā threadā¦ and as itās you who posted it, I thinks itās that boy but no idea what song
