Not a clue... and what's with the faux spenllings

sarclasm mate....sarclasm.....flantastic isnt it

its the Barron Knights' take on Rivers of Babylon by Boney M

'A Taste of Aggro' I think the single was

Thats the fella....a taste of agro lol, i forgot it was called that, hence asking for the song its spoofing, i think there was the smurf song and michael angelos lowry spoof song in it too

well done chris

You spend your time in smokey rooms
where haggled old women
with cheap perfume say
it never happens for people
like us you know
well nothing ever happened on it's own
and well the toilets smell of desperation
the streets all echo of aggregation
and you wonder
why you cant get no sleep
when you've got nothing to do,
and you've had nothing to eat
your life's slipping
and sliding right out of view
and there's absolutely nothing
that you can do well...

single (and album title too) from a coventry band that sound a bit like the jam/paul weller

"Aggregation"?

lol i only cut and pasted it

having listened to it its aggravation which obviously makes more sense

where are we with this??

waiting for a correct answer?


band name sounds like you might want to defeat them

song title i guess is about spending your life in the one location


if that doesnt help i'll set another one shortly

got me stuck....i bet its one of those where we say (once answer has been revealed) 'OH YEEEAAAAH of course, why didnt i get that'

i'll give up on this one

it was The Enemy and We'll Live And Die In These Towns



next up

I was bruised and battered and I couldnt tell
What I felt
I was unrecognizable to myself
I saw my reflection in a window I didnt know
My own face
Oh brother are you gonna leave me
Wastin' away

theme from a film

oh! thats the boss and streets of philadelphia

a great new album from what ive heard of it as well

Aw crap, I missed out by.... 11 minutes?

yes correct tids


is the album good? because the reviews I have read have been quite poor

what i've heard its rather good, he is back with the E Street band, so maybe the reviews are comparing Bruce and his Solo work rather than him and the E Street band....

ive been in a cave 4 forty days
only a spark 2 lite my way
i want 2 give out, i want 2 give in
this is our crime this is our sin

part of a soundtrack from a cult american film with jason patric, diane wiest to name but a few famous names, the singer is a oiled musclular saxophonist in the film who did and may still do play sax for Tina Turner

its from The Lost Boys

Is it called I Still Believe where its being performed live on, or near, the pier/boardwalk?

No idea of the artist though

i dont know if hes an established singer, i think hes regarded more as saxophone, infact hes miming on the film so it may not be his voice than whats listed on the soundtrack album

close enough though, i dont think anyone will get Tim Capello

Edited at 13:19 Thu 29/01/09 (GMT)

No - would never have got that....


Its a mystery to me - the game commences
for the usual fee - plus expenses
confidential information - its not a public inquiry

I go checking out the reports - digging up the dirt
you get to meet all sorts in this line of work
treachery and treason - theres always an excuse for it
and when I find the reason I still cant get used to it

And what have you got at the end of the day?
what have you got to take away?
a bottle of whisky and a new set of lies
blinds on the windows and a pain behind the eyes


From a UK band's 1982 album

Complete guess... Goody Two Shots by Adam and the Ants?

Naaaaah a classic Dire Straits....the lyrics are quite quiet on this song, so may be hard to remember...private investigation