| Title: | The UK Music Conference |
| Notice: | Welcome (back) to UK_MUSIC on node MARVIN. |
| Moderator: | RDGENG::CROOK |
| Created: | Mon Mar 28 1988 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1381 |
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Some ten years ago someone made me listen to a record that I liked
quite a lot, but unfortunately I forgot the artist/band and title. The
cover sleeve only shows a large Union Jack. Anyone knows who the
artist/band and/or title?
Jelle
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| 1257.1 | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | Thu Nov 24 1994 12:39 | 3 | ||
Give us a clue re the lyrics and style of music.
Stuart
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| 1257.2 | An afterthought | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | Thu Nov 24 1994 12:42 | 5 | |
Was the Union Jack whole or broken into little pieces?
If it was the latter then the song was Party in Paris by the UK Subs
Stuart
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| 1257.3 | Some more data. | HLDE01::KOOI_J | Mon Nov 28 1994 12:55 | 13 | |
re 1: lyrics were either absent (instrumental) or English; definitely
no other language used. Style was symphonic or synthesizer-supported
"space" music -- what we now call new age. It was a long evening with a
huge amount of disks we browsed through, and I don't know much more
than the cover illustration and the belief that this was good music. It
must have been a very early eighties or more likely a seventies
production.
re 2: no, the Union Jack was shown as a whole -- no fragments.
Thanks for your clock cycles!
Jelle
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| 1257.4 | JURA::LETCHER | If not for good; if not for better | Tue Nov 29 1994 09:08 | 3 | |
I suspect that it wasn't the UK Subs...
Piers
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| 1257.5 | REOSV2::STRATFORDS | Tue Nov 29 1994 10:55 | 8 | ||
re -1
Er, probably not.
Mind you that would be an interesting concept. The UK Subs covering new
age music...
Stuart
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