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SoulKiss
21-03-07, 01:21 PM
Ok all you music lovers out there.
Looking to put some themed playlists together - 1st one
London
Have got
Waterloo Sunset
Baker Street
London Calling
so far - any other suggestions - will consider any genre but would prefer rock/metal.
David
Plaistow Patricia - Ian Dury...
Streets of London - Roger Whittaker
London's Burning - Traditional Nursery Rhyme.
London - Third Eye Blind
Kinda American Rocky/Poppy/Punky song
London's Burning - Traditional Nursery Rhyme.
Is that the one that goes "London Bridge is falling down"?
London Calling - The Clash
Streets of London - Ralph McTell
The Wombling Song - The Wombles
West End Girls - Pet Shop Boys
The Great London Traffic Warden Massacre - Morcheeba
Chillout/trip hop type music
Hmm, have now actually played it for the 1st time ever for years and there's no words!! I preferred 'The Sea' anyway
London's Burning - Traditional Nursery Rhyme.
Is that the one that goes "London Bridge is falling down"?
no, it's the one that goes:
London's burning, London's burning
Fetch the engine, fetch the engine
Fire, fire! Fire, fire!
Pour on water, pour on water
Everythings changed since we've been to London - Kingmaker
Road to hell - Chris Rea
Walk on the wildside
02 - Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - 101 Damnations - 24 Minutes From Tulse Hill
05 - Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - 101 Damnations - The Taking Of Peckham 123
SoulKiss
21-03-07, 02:44 PM
02 - Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - 101 Damnations - 24 Minutes From Tulse Hill
05 - Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - 101 Damnations - The Taking Of Peckham 123
Thanks Dirk - definate candidates
thedonal
21-03-07, 02:47 PM
London Loves- Blur
Chelsea Monday- Marillion
Er- Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits mentions London Town.
Filipe M.
21-03-07, 02:48 PM
Chelsea Monday- Marillion
Catalogue princess, apprentice seductress... :thumbsup:
Basement Jaxx - I live in Camberwell
wyrdness
21-03-07, 03:28 PM
Streets of London - Roger Whittaker
Ralph McTell wrote it and made it famous.
Edit - just seen that Scoobs has already mentioned Ralph McTell. Great minds thinking alike (or maybe not in our case!)
Baker Street Muse - Jethro Tull
wyrdness
21-03-07, 03:32 PM
Walk on the wildside
Lou Reed's? "Holly came from Miami FLA, Hitch-hiked her way across the USA". How's that got anything to do with London?
I fell in love with a female plumber from Harlesdon NW10 - Splodgenessabounds.
:smt041 :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Lou Reed's? "Holly came from Miami FLA, Hitch-hiked her way across the USA". How's that got anything to do with London?
Walking round some parts of London could well be described as walking on the Wildside.
Its not just literal...
Fergie's London Bridge? It isnt even in London any more!
The Jam - down in the tube station at midnight
A bomb in Wardour street - The Jam
Chelsea morning - joni mitchell. actually about new york but who,s to know
wyrdness
21-03-07, 04:18 PM
Walking round some parts of London could well be described as walking on the Wildside.
Its not just literal...
Fergie's London Bridge? It isnt even in London any more!
You do know what 'Walk on the Wild Side' is about, don't you? If not, then I expect that Razor will be more than happy to explain :D
I'm pretty sure that London Bridge was still in London a few weeks ago when I went to Borough Market. Has someone stolen it?
London Nights - London Boys. Yyaaaaaayyy!!!:smurfin:
hersham boys - sham 69 :thumbsup:
wyrdness
21-03-07, 04:26 PM
Johnny Come Lately - Steve Earle
Tiger 55
22-03-07, 08:00 AM
Primrose Hill - Madness
STRAMASHER
22-03-07, 12:16 PM
London Dungeon - Misfits
Electric Avenue - Eddie Grant
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=531148&y=175400&z=1&sv=electric+avenue&st=1&tl=Electric+Avenue,+SW9&searchp=newsearch.srf&mapp=newmap.srf
22, Acacia Avenue - Maiden
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=531148&y=175400&z=1&sv=electric+avenue&st=1&tl=Electric+Avenue,+SW9&searchp=newsearch.srf&mapp=newmap.srf
thedonal
22-03-07, 12:33 PM
Portobello Belle- Dire Straits
Filipe M.
22-03-07, 12:35 PM
Anyone already mentioned Sultans of Swing, Dire Straits?
I always thought that Bon Jovi's, "Midnight in Chelsea" was about Bill Clinton's daughter.
thedonal
22-03-07, 12:36 PM
Anyone already mentioned Sultans of Swing, Dire Straits?
Yeah- done that.
How about West End Girls- Pet Shop Boys? Tenuous, I know!
SoulKiss
22-03-07, 12:41 PM
At a slight tangent, while looking through my collection for some of the mentioned songs I found the soundtrack to Wipeout2097, the Playstation racing game - tracks by the likes of The Prodigy (Firestarter Instumental), Fluke and Future Sound of London.
Better not let THAT one get on the MP3 player or its "Race On!"
David
thedonal
22-03-07, 01:02 PM
Wipeout! Great games!
I was playing Wipeout 64 the other day- love it, though it's flaws make it a little frustraging. Great soundtracks though.
Mr Toad
22-03-07, 01:08 PM
At one stage there was a band called London :shock:
I remember them supporting The Stranglers when I saw them in Brighton :tiesto:
(We won't go in to how old I was then, but it was in 1977)
SoulKiss
22-03-07, 01:12 PM
Wipeout! Great games!
I was playing Wipeout 64 the other day- love it, though it's flaws make it a little frustraging. Great soundtracks though.
Got Wipeout Pure with my PSP - still play it all the time :)
Plenty of Pogues stuff. It tends to be their slower ones rather than the thrashier tunes though.
Misty Morning Albert Bridge
Rainy Night In Soho
The Old Main Drag
White City
London girl - this has quite a lot of place name checks and is probably the fastest of this lot.
Some more I've probably missed.
northwind
22-03-07, 04:25 PM
02 - Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - 101 Damnations - 24 Minutes From Tulse Hill
05 - Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - 101 Damnations - The Taking Of Peckham 123
(sings)...and The Only Living Boy in New Cross :) Midnight on the Murder Mile's probably about London too.
The Wildhearts, Down on London
The Wildhearts, Greetings From ****sville.
And Mile End by Pulp. 3 top London-bashing songs there.
pegasus
22-03-07, 06:45 PM
werewolf in london --- warren zevon
all souls avenue --- the cult
Treacle
24-03-07, 05:14 PM
Threadneedle Street = Blur
London Loves = Blur
Only Living Boy In New Cross = Carter usm
London Girls = Chas&Dave
In & Out Of Paris & London = The Divine Comedy
Mother London = Jansen/Barbieri/Karn
Rough Kids = Kilburn & The High Roads (Ian Dury and the Blockheads)
Mayfair = Nick Drake
London Times = Gary Numan
Hotel Chelsea Nights = Ryan Adams
Westway = Sky
Cricklewood = Snuff
London Lady = Stranglers
Chinatown = Thin Lizzy
Pimlico = David Devant And His Spirit Wife
:-dd
wyrdness
24-03-07, 05:27 PM
"Brompton Oratory" Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds. Absolutely the best song ever about smelling the 'scent of woman' on your fingers, whilst taking communion at church.
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