That's the one, Alan White on the tambourine.

Speaking of Sad Song has any one heard Boneheads Bank Holiday?

Yeah quality.

Oh I need a little place to go away for holiday, so I can steal a car, cos in a car you can go far, just depends what kind of car you are, la la la la la la!!

Ha ha, I've only heard it once about 15 years ago.

I'm a believer...The Monkeys

The Young Ones,wish I could say it was by the young ones but unfortunately it was the Origional by Cliff.

Must just be me and you on that one, vastly under rated track, the cd single of some might say was fantastic. Remember seeing the white room on C4 prob about '95 where they played acquiesce, it's good to be free and I think it was roll with it (worst oasis track ever). That was probably Oasis at their peak, Liam was absolutely fantastic then, shame he bacame a parody of himself. Noel never had the presence to be the lead singer of a rock and roll band and always got the feeling he resented Liam because he did.

Best Album ever has to be The Queen is Dead, still sounds great today.

Worst oasis track? Haven't you heard Digsys dinner?

I always thought that one was meant to be ironic, roll with it was just embarrassing, that head to head with blur's equally poor country house was almost as if they'd realised whatever they wrote would sell with enough hype.

'Clair' by Gilbert O'Sullivan. I feel dirty, and may have to kill myself.

A week earlier, and it would have been Lieutenant Pigeon with 'Mouldy Old Dough'.

In fact i preffered Mike Flowers version

Anyways, anyone who likes Madness & Ska better get down to King Billy at midnight on saturday

Was a hidden bonus track on the vinyl version of Morning glory.

That explains why I didn't get it!!!! I prefer to think of those threads as "Hey, look how much I think I know / who I am supposed to know / I know more than anyone else on this forum, but don't really as none of the suggested names have actually signed" Or put another way, Bovine excrement

I never realised that Fleetwood Mac once released an album called "Agar Out". You learn something new every day.

Birthday single for me: Climb every mountain by Burley Chassis (Sept 61). Pity it wasn't Goldfinger or Diamonds are Forever which are fairly iconic. Cracking voice though. John Barry, composer of many Bond theme tunes, died yesterday. One of the great film composers amongst other things.