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32 Re: Radio Stations Tue Jul 07 2020, 17:07
wanderlust
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Typical. Reminds me of my daughter taking me out to a "70's night" which she said I'd love. I was thinking the decade of the birth of heavy metal, punk, west coast rock, funk, electronica, reggae and dub.gloswhite wrote:I'm sure there's one out there, but this is mainly pop music, with very little of the heavier stuff. Good luck looking
I got Abba, David Soul and the friggin' Bee Gees - and she got a lesson in music history. TBF she still plays 70s Bowie so I guess it was worth it.
33 Re: Radio Stations Tue Jul 07 2020, 17:33
Norpig
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There's an Absolute classic rock that may be more to your taste Lusty
https://planetradio.co.uk/absolute-classic-rock/
https://planetradio.co.uk/absolute-classic-rock/
34 Re: Radio Stations Tue Jul 07 2020, 17:36
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wanderlust wrote:Typical. Reminds me of my daughter taking me out to a "70's night" which she said I'd love. I was thinking the decade of the birth of heavy metal, punk, west coast rock, funk, electronica, reggae and dub.gloswhite wrote:I'm sure there's one out there, but this is mainly pop music, with very little of the heavier stuff. Good luck looking
I got Abba, David Soul and the friggin' Bee Gees - and she got a lesson in music history. TBF she still plays 70s Bowie so I guess it was worth it.
35 Re: Radio Stations Tue Jul 07 2020, 18:51
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Must admit David Soul and the Bee Gees would tip me over the edge as well.karlypants wrote:
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