Leonard Hatred 5:11 Mon Apr 30
1971
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Decimalisation
Charlie George
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Green Shield stamps
Proper football
Ibrox
The Black And White Minstrels
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Eddie B
5:13 Mon Apr 30
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I appeared.
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WSM Hammer
5:36 Mon Apr 30
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Eddie B - so did i
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Darlo Debs
5:37 Mon Apr 30
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I was 1 ....so.cant say i remember much about it.
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Bungo
5:45 Mon Apr 30
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Who’s Next Nursery Cryme Four Symbols Master of Reality Tarkus Fragile Hunky Dory Meddle Aqualung ZZ Top 1st
Must have been something in the water that year....?
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Chigwell
5:51 Mon Apr 30
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Still can't believe that 5 shillings is now 25p. That would buy a pint and a half of beer in those days.
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BRANDED
5:54 Mon Apr 30
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A Clockwork Orange,Diamonds Are Forever, The French Connection, Dirty Harry, Shaft, Get Carter, Play Misty for Me, Walkabout , And now for Something Completely Different, Duel, Straw Dogs, Up the Chastity Belt, When Eight Bells Toll, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, Klute, Le Mans , Valdez Is Coming, 10 Rillington Place , On the Buses , Up Pompeii .
Great time for movies.
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Infidel
5:55 Mon Apr 30
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A fourpence bag of chips, soaked in vinegar, on the way home from school...
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Leonard Hatred
6:09 Mon Apr 30
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Duel.
I remember watching that as a kid. Thought it was brilliant.
Was on tv last year. It was shit.
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violator
6:10 Mon Apr 30
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Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep
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cup of tea
6:12 Mon Apr 30
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I was -5
Parents were probably shagging non stop as opposed to now arguing non stop
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BRANDED
6:13 Mon Apr 30
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Intel launches first Microprocessor, Internment in Northern Ireland, Idi Amin, Oil overtook coal as the most consumed fuel in Britain for the first time, Spaghetti Junction motorway interchange was opened north of Birmingham city centre, The House of Commons voted in favour of joining the EEC by a vote of 356-244, Britain expelled 90 Russian diplomats for spying, Harvey Smith was stripped of his victory in the British Show Jumping Derby by judges for making a V sign
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
6:14 Mon Apr 30
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***Notes absence of Muswell Hillbillies***
***Decides Bungo is a Phillistine***
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BRANDED
6:18 Mon Apr 30
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Marvin Gaye. What's Going On
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
6:19 Mon Apr 30
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Fucking hell, Branded, not often you post something wise.
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FHB
6:25 Mon Apr 30
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Great book by David Hepworth called 1971, where he explains that 71 is the greatest year in musical history. i could not believe how many great albums were released that year.
oh and i was born
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Leonard Hatred
6:27 Mon Apr 30
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FHB
Yes, an excellent read, that.
His follow up UNCOMMON PEOPLE is excellent as well.
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Swiss.
6:28 Mon Apr 30
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BRANDED
What's Going On ..yep
Listen to Gil Scott Heron's version of 'Inner City Blues"
I actually had the pleasure of seeing him live.
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FHB
6:28 Mon Apr 30
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Cheers Len, i will try and grab it.
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only1billybonds
7:08 Mon Apr 30
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Janis Joplin. Pearl. Lrd Zepplin 4 Bridge over troubled water. Simon & Garfunkel Every Picture tells a story. Rod Stewart. Blue. Joni Mitchell. Tapestry. Carol King. Sticky Fingers. Rolling Stones.
Agree with the blike who said the Hepwirth book was a good read. He was on Danny bakers radio show ( DH,not the poster) when it was released. They were reeling off the albums from that year and its true,cant ever have been a year like it before or since.
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Leonard Hatred
7:18 Mon Apr 30
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O1BB
Yeah, it was that DB show that made me investigate Hepworth's books.
A very good writer.
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