For some reason your David Dundas choice prompted me to think of Messrs Essex and Stardust.
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They were out the same time period.For some reason your David Dundas choice prompted me to think of Messrs Essex and Stardust.
Some say rock n' roll is dead...
...they are wrong:
The Hives keep it alive n' kick ass.
...they are wrong:
The Hives keep it alive n' kick ass.
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They don't make music videos like this nowadays.
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What made 'Do Anything You Wanna Do' rock was the bass playing of Paul Gray. After Eddie and the Hot Rods Gray joined The Damned and was on a couple of their best LPs. His zoomng, inventive bass lines, together with the Keith Moon-style drumming of Rat Scabies, drives 'Wait For The Blackout'...
Paul Gray was not in the Damned long, but he is back with them now, after a gap of about 30 years!
Paul Gray was not in the Damned long, but he is back with them now, after a gap of about 30 years!
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Posted the wrong one, this is the one I meant to post
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“Your song. Give it to me. Now.” 
What Arnie wants, Arnie gets.
George Thorogood tells the story of the song.
What Arnie wants, Arnie gets.
George Thorogood tells the story of the song.
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B_b_b_b_b_rilliant!
B_b_b_b_b_rilliant!
And another one.
