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Top Of The Pops 1982 - BBC4
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Torch81
18-11-2016
Nice one Marc. Perfect example of how to steal the show! Not their very best song perhaps, more a 'record company pleasing moment' to be honest but still a good 'un.
highlander1969
18-11-2016
Last BBC4 performance of 'Come On Eileen'. It hasn't grated as much as I thought.
koantemplation
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Eraserhead:
“Wasn't the Captain's song also called What (or Wot)”

Wot,,,,
Andy_JS
18-11-2016
Last time Come On Eileen will be on TOTP, unless we get to December 1989.
highlander1969
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Torch81:
“Nice one Marc. Perfect example of how to steal the show! Not their very best song perhaps, more a 'record company pleasing moment' to be honest but still a good 'un.”

Yep, maybe not the strongest song but a good performance.
Torch81
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Robbie01:
“I hope Torch81 is watching, here's another brilliant song by Soft Cell.”

I was glued Robbie, glued!!!
wuffles
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by highlander1969:
“The fantastic 'Save a Prayer' still sounds great today. Just missed No.1. ”

For Eye of the bloody Tiger. I still haven't forgiven Survivor!
blue screen
18-11-2016
For some reason i thought they played the video of 'Come on Eileen' the majority of the time but i don't think i've seen it once on these reruns
Robbie01
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Torch81:
“I was glued Robbie, glued!!! ”

Yay! I had a feeling you'd be watching!
Torch81
18-11-2016
Dexy's suddenly sounding better to my ears tonight. All the good stuff prior has maybe put me in a good mood though.
Gulftastic
18-11-2016
Still brilliant, even after all the plays and the years.
Andy_JS
18-11-2016
The slow part of Come on Eileen slightly resembles a bit of Geno I've just realised.
Hercule Parrow
18-11-2016
that was fairly average i suppose.

did i miss haysee fantasi ?

i wonder what the girl is doing now, hopefully she ditched that lanky drip .
highlander1969
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by wuffles:
“For Eye of the bloody Tiger. I still haven't forgiven Survivor!”

Indeed!
highlander1969
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Hercule Parrow:
“that was fairly average i suppose.

did i miss haysee fantasi ?

i wonder what the girl is doing now, hopefully she ditched that lanky drip .”

Hayzi Fantayzee were last week. They would be on the next editon but it's a DLT show.
Torch81
18-11-2016
Little to fault in that edition IMHO. Solid 9/10.
Andy_JS
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by blue screen:
“For some reason i thought they played the video of 'Come on Eileen' the majority of the time but i don't think i've seen it once on these reruns”

It was played the next week.

Here's 26th August 1982:

https://vimeo.com/169267004
blue screen
18-11-2016
Apart from Modern Romance i thought that was an excellent episode!
koantemplation
18-11-2016
Prince: A Purple Rein on at 9 on BBC4.
highlander1969
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Torch81:
“Little to fault in that edition IMHO. Solid 9/10.”

I'd agree with that.
That ended pretty suddenly!
aiwacat
18-11-2016
Weirdly, I didn't recall Soft Cell doing a version of 'What', and it took a moment or two to work out why it seemed familiar. I've got northern soul fans in the family, so I know the Judy Street original.
koantemplation
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by blue screen:
“Apart from Modern Romance i thought that was an excellent episode!”

Yes shame they couldn't have swapped an edited song for them.
highlander1969
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Andy_JS:
“It was played the next week.

Here's 26th August 1982:

https://vimeo.com/169267004”

Ooh, thanks for that link Andy!
highlander1969
18-11-2016
Good grief, John Inman on 'The Good Old Days'.
UrsulaU
18-11-2016
Originally Posted by Gulftastic:
“Woah, Talk Talk! Before they sold internet, obviously.”

- A bit of a career change for them I must say!
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