NMB wrote:Tube Station, Going Underground / Dreams of Children , and David Watts / "A" Bomb in Wardour Street. I'm pretty sure that was a double A-side as well and I'm picking it for "A" Bomb.
Yeah I think you're right.
NMB wrote:Tube Station, Going Underground / Dreams of Children , and David Watts / "A" Bomb in Wardour Street. I'm pretty sure that was a double A-side as well and I'm picking it for "A" Bomb.
The Modernist wrote:NMB wrote:Tube Station, Going Underground / Dreams of Children , and David Watts / "A" Bomb in Wardour Street. I'm pretty sure that was a double A-side as well and I'm picking it for "A" Bomb.
Yeah I think you're right.
Footy wrote:
The Who / Jimi Hendrix Experience Saville Theatre, London Jan '67
. Got Jimi's autograph after the show and went on to see him several times that year
toomanyhatz wrote:"Dreams of Children" is their greatest song, and that's their greatest single (like the A side a lot as well) by a mile.
toomanyhatz wrote:I also voted "Tube Station" and "Malice." They were really not a great singles band, were they? The last two are particularly weak.
Darkness_Fish wrote:toomanyhatz wrote:I also voted "Tube Station" and "Malice." They were really not a great singles band, were they? The last two are particularly weak.
To me they were only really a singles band, but I agree with you about their last two. Might well have signposted the kind of drivel Weller was about to release with The Style Council.
Rayge wrote:Darkness_Fish wrote:toomanyhatz wrote:I also voted "Tube Station" and "Malice." They were really not a great singles band, were they? The last two are particularly weak.
To me they were only really a singles band, but I agree with you about their last two. Might well have signposted the kind of drivel Weller was about to release with The Style Council.
Are you sure you're not one of my manifold aliases?
Rayge wrote:Darkness_Fish wrote:toomanyhatz wrote:I also voted "Tube Station" and "Malice." They were really not a great singles band, were they? The last two are particularly weak.
To me they were only really a singles band, but I agree with you about their last two. Might well have signposted the kind of drivel Weller was about to release with The Style Council.
Are you sure you're not one of my manifold aliases?
Darryl Strawberry wrote:Malice/Pill/Surrender
I like later period Jam.
trans-chigley express wrote:I’m surprised That’s Entertainment was never a single. I always assumed it was.
Moleskin wrote:trans-chigley express wrote:I’m surprised That’s Entertainment was never a single. I always assumed it was.
It was released as a single in Europe and charted in the UK on import iirc. Like 'Just Who Is The 5 o'clock Hero?'
trans-chigley express wrote:I’m surprised That’s Entertainment was never a single. I always assumed it was.