Looking forward to this. Hope it captures the mood of that era.
The Coach and Horses on Kesteven Road is apparently going to feature a lot.
(03-30-2024, 09:21 AM)baggiebloke Wrote: [ -> ]Looking forward to this. Hope it captures the mood of that era.
The Coach and Horses on Kesteven Road is apparently going to feature a lot.
Managed to blag tickets for the premiere at B’ham Town Hall a few weeks back. Judging by that first episode it’s going to be a cracking series
The reviews aren't great unfortunately. Will give it a whirl though given it's a subject so close to my youth.
(03-30-2024, 10:08 AM)richbaggie Wrote: [ -> ]The reviews aren't great unfortunately. Will give it a whirl though given it's a subject so close to my youth.
Yes, have seen some criticism.
The snippet on the bbc website states “ Birmingham 1981: a city on edge, a music scene set to explode”.
Someone better tell the bbc that the music scene exploded with the emergence of Punk, then the mod revival, New Romantics and Ska, well before 1981.
(03-30-2024, 10:52 AM)Fulham Fallout Wrote: [ -> ]The snippet on the bbc website states “ Birmingham 1981: a city on edge, a music scene set to explode”.
Someone better tell the bbc that the music scene exploded with the emergence of Punk, then the mod revival, New Romantics and Ska, well before 1981.
The music scene exploded way before punk, Black Sabbath would like a word. Not many cities have a band that creates a whole new genre.
(03-30-2024, 10:52 AM)Fulham Fallout Wrote: [ -> ]The snippet on the bbc website states “ Birmingham 1981: a city on edge, a music scene set to explode”.
Someone better tell the bbc that the music scene exploded with the emergence of Punk, then the mod revival, New Romantics and Ska, well before 1981.
I;d be much more interested to hear what you think the plans should be for the football club to be honest. FODTNME
(03-30-2024, 10:54 AM)MrBater Wrote: [ -> ] (03-30-2024, 10:52 AM)Fulham Fallout Wrote: [ -> ]The snippet on the bbc website states “ Birmingham 1981: a city on edge, a music scene set to explode”.
Someone better tell the bbc that the music scene exploded with the emergence of Punk, then the mod revival, New Romantics and Ska, well before 1981.
The music scene exploded way before punk, Black Sabbath would like a word. Not many cities have a band that creates a whole new genre.
Apart from Bristol, Liverpool, London and Manchester like?
(03-30-2024, 10:54 AM)MrBater Wrote: [ -> ] (03-30-2024, 10:52 AM)Fulham Fallout Wrote: [ -> ]The snippet on the bbc website states “ Birmingham 1981: a city on edge, a music scene set to explode”.
Someone better tell the bbc that the music scene exploded with the emergence of Punk, then the mod revival, New Romantics and Ska, well before 1981.
The music scene exploded way before punk, Black Sabbath would like a word. Not many cities have a band that creates a whole new genre.
Mainstream was absolute dross until punk came along
(03-30-2024, 11:05 AM)Fulham Fallout Wrote: [ -> ] (03-30-2024, 10:54 AM)MrBater Wrote: [ -> ] (03-30-2024, 10:52 AM)Fulham Fallout Wrote: [ -> ]The snippet on the bbc website states “ Birmingham 1981: a city on edge, a music scene set to explode”.
Someone better tell the bbc that the music scene exploded with the emergence of Punk, then the mod revival, New Romantics and Ska, well before 1981.
The music scene exploded way before punk, Black Sabbath would like a word. Not many cities have a band that creates a whole new genre.
Mainstream was absolute dross until punk came along
You wouldn't have had punk without metal. Calling Sabbath mainstream, that really shows your lack of knowledge, Scooty kid.