Share songs or music with me..

No probs, glad it was new and novel for you - a fair exchange. This one ‘slaps’ (as the youngsters say these days) too https://youtu.be/khDPFkUBUEc

Thanks for sharing that, as I'd not heard it before.

Had a wee listen. I’m sure those guys go through a fair number of strepsils. I can see they’re at the top of their game even if it’s not quite my cup of tea (vicar). Thanks for sharing, always good to try new things. 

Memories of being twelve. 

I have the fortieth anniversary picture disc of it. 

I heard some more recent Ultravox and Midge Ure stuff a while back. Thought this one https://youtu.be/kxqZKyqmvKE was pretty good 

Those are great! I’d never heard those particular OMD and Ultravox tracks before. That’s a funny Ultravox video too. Love his pausing the song to get his bearings for a second. Quality 

OMD - Tesla Girls: Tesla Girls (Remastered 2019) - YouTube

New Order - Blue Monday: Blue Monday (2016 Remaster) - YouTube

Ultravox - Love's Great Adventure: Ultravox - Love's Great Adventure (Official Music Video) - YouTube

Heaven 17 - Temptation: Heaven 17 - Temptation - YouTube

Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out: Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out - YouTube

Siouxsie And The Banshees - Peek-A-Boo:

m.youtube.com/watch

Siouxsie And The Banshees - Christine:

m.youtube.com/watch

Lush - Sweetness and Light:

m.youtube.com/watch

Suede - Electricty (live):

m.youtube.com/watch

The lady that played her is 96 apparently 

It's later at night and my brain rapidly turns to mush when tired, so I'm sorry to ask but for clarity do you mean that Billy Connolly who sang it (the theme tune https://youtu.be/PDn8B_Cp8JU is still alive ? or someone/something else?

Just found out Supergran is still alive! 

Which in turn has reminded me of the Supergran theme. Heady days. 

Oh gosh I dunno why but I'm reminded of classics like You cannae shove yer Granny, now an' all!

 XD   www.youtube.com/watch

Not sure whether hearing classic childrens favourites like The Laughing Policeman and The Runaway Train came before or after! 

This piece of music is incredibly special to me. https://youtu.be/DTXs-hmzRuU

one of the earliest records I remember being put on the turntable by my mother when I was about three or four, and my experiencing a specific emotion - a pleasant melancholy, a sudden realisation that sadness could be beautiful- for the first time as I sat on the living room carpet  with a toy or two. I play this on the piano a lot now, though not with the same dexterity! I’ve only got two hands and no ability to multi-track!

Staying in the weirder zones of the 80s and 90s perhaps  the oddly comforting strangeness of Crash Test Dummies 
https://youtu.be/W0YeGv5xHUU

OMG I love that one. I'm on such a nostalgia trip tonight.