Re: A little bit excited! - Page 2

Anonymous · ‎15-12-2013

I've bought a new car! I've currently got a 3 door Fiesta which I love, but we struggle using it as our main car with only 3 doors. I'm picking up my Peugeot 208 on Saturday!

Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

Hope you enjoy your new toy, whichever way you play your music

Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

Thanks! I'm quite happy as I've found the Absolute Radio app so I can listen to Absolute 80s or Classic Rock through Bluetooth - I have to ration myself though as it uses a lot of data!

Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

Girl after my own heart,love listening to classic rock

MI5 · ‎16-12-2013

@Anonymous wrote:
Girl after my own heart,love listening to classic rock

Thought you were an X Factor fan LOL

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Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

If you are referring to my 'signature' young man, it's purely an homage to Sam Bailey - she's a local girl 😛

Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

@Anonymous wrote:
Girl after my own heart,love listening to classic rock

I presume you're a Queen fan? One of my biggest regrets is not seeing them live.

Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

You presume correctly my dear, I was fortunate enough to see them at Knebworth Park in 1986 - last concert Freddie ever did 😞

In my humble opinion they were unrivalled, particularly live - FM was the ultimate frontman.

Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

I love watching Freddie on TV so to have seen him live must have been amazing. I can still remember the day he died, I was 16 and on a (short lived!) YTS scheme at the local newspaper. Although he was obviously ill it was still such a shock.

I might have to listen to a bit of Queen tomorrow!

Anonymous · ‎16-12-2013

@Anonymous wrote:
I love watching Freddie on TV so to have seen him live must have been amazing. I can still remember the day he died, I was 16 and on a (short lived!) YTS scheme at the local newspaper. Although he was obviously ill it was still such a shock.

I might have to listen to a bit of Queen tomorrow!

I remember it like it was yesterday - cried all day at work! (I was a little older than you dear )

At least with all the technology these days we can watch and listen whenever we choose :))

bluescreener · ‎17-12-2013

I last saw them (well Brian and Roger) at the Nottingham Arena a few years back. I'm sure it would have been much better with Mr. Mercury. I still have most of the early albums and singles on vinyl, My faves have to be Sheer Heart Attack and Night at the Opera.

At the trailing edge of technology.