records played at...

[ourbob]

...the lane.

Memories came flooding back earlier when a record came on "montego bay" my first proper match at the lane.

Leeds 78 league cup.

Anyone else got one that sticks in the grey matter?

Also,anyone old enough to know when records started being played at the lane?

 

[lawlessdan]

I remember Gary Sinclair a few years back now raving about a local band that are destined for great things, I thought at the time "What a stupid name, they won't go anywhere"

That band are called Arctic Monkeys.

 

[Bayingblade]

Cue Grayblade with his Lynn Anderson and Limmie and The Family Cooking contributions from his own personal vinyl collection.......

 

[BushBlade]

When I first started in the early eighties I remember Sinclair used to play the current chart records but now he just seems to go through the same 'nostalgia' playlist every game. I could be wrong because when I was a kid me and my mate used to meet at about 2.00-2.15 at the back of the kop to take in the atmosphere so heard a lot more.
Then obviously went through the 'one quick'un before we go in' stage so rarely heard owt.
Now it just seems like those two house tunes, United etc.

 

[Sean Thornton]

On Ilkley Moor baht hat preceded Lynn and Limmie

 

[BushBlade]

Cue Grayblade with his Lynn Anderson and Limmie and The Family Cooking contributions from his own personal vinyl collection.......

Leave him alone. He never promised you a rose garden.

 

[Boxer Blade]

Think ilkley Moor baht at was the first

 

[Bayingblade]

Leave him alone. He never promised you a rose garden.

Nope, but he often produces his own brand of magic, BB.................




So he says

 

[Sean Thornton]

Leave him alone. He never promised you a rose garden.

I beg your pardon?

 

[georgebernardshaw]

Der, der, der, GARDEN!!........

Village idiot stood near us on the old terrace, after a few weeks of this, GARDEN! became the standard form of greeting at our workplace.

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Was the Lynn Anderson song played up into the eighties? Or did I just dream I heard it in the eighties?

 

[Bayingblade]

Was the Lynn Anderson song played up into the eighties? Or did I just dream I heard it in the eighties?

Gary Sinclair still pops it on every now and again these days, Highfield. Usually after a particularly good win.

Let's hope we hear it a lot over the next few months, eh?

And yes, it's pretty much been on the Bramall Lane playlist since it's release.

 

[PokerBlade]

I remember Gary Sinclair a few years back now raving about a local band that are destined for great things, I thought at the time "What a stupid name, they won't go anywhere"

That band are called Arctic Monkeys.

One out of eight thousand isn't bad, Gary.

 

[Snowman]

...the lane.

Memories came flooding back earlier when a record came on "montego bay" my first proper match at the lane.

Leeds 78 league cup.

Anyone else got one that sticks in the grey matter?

Also,anyone old enough to know when records started being played at the lane?

Thanks for that. Brought back memories. Had forgotten about that. Barry Blue. Counterpoint Bass. One of the best Bass lines ever IMHO because it was so simple yet so necessary for the song.