[Music] Songs that you remember clearly annoying one of both of your parents

[Juan Albion]

The intro to this:



Anything by The Residents.

 

[Barnet Seagull]

https://youtu.be/gAARKVbU4LU

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[BN9 BHA]

Anything by Nasenbluten. A group from Newcastle, Australia. I've always been in to hardcore, but Nasenbluten are a bit different. Their style is so unique, breakbeat/hip hop meets industrial hardcore, all with unnecessary language. c*** face is arguably their best known track from the album '100% no soul guaranteed'.
Definitely an acquired taste.

Reminds me of when I worked on building sites

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

https://youtu.be/gAARKVbU4LU

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Tune!

What did she have against roses in the hospital? How did she respond to the holy bible?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Sad to report that David R Edwards died on 20th June. I shared a house with him in Pontypridd around the mid-eighties. I considered doing an RIP thread but, aside from you and Atilla I doubt if anyone else on here had heard of Datblygu.

Yes, I saw that he'd passed (and mentioned it on the 'best track you hear today' thread last week) . You're probably right about the level of interest on NSC. There is some live stuff on youtube, [MENTION=528]attila[/MENTION] introducing them (at Glastonwick, I assume). I imagine David was an interesting person to share a flat with. I played some Datblygu to the missus recently (she'd not come across them) and her first reaction was 'Welsh Mark E Smith' then 'no, hang on, this is amazing' (she likes The Fall, of course, but...). I don't understand a word of it but that hardly matters. All the best

ps there was a tribute programme on BBC Wales last week - probably on the iplayer now - superb; and we put subtitles on and they translated his lyrics into English.

 

[Official Old Man]

Going back the other way, my parents had a party in the 60's and played the entire Sargent Pepper album. Wasn't my cup of tea at the time.
But revenge came in 71 playing T-Rex and Electric Warrior at the Xmas Party.

 

[happypig]

My mum was a bit of an oddball. She didn't care much for Dark Side of the Moon or some of the weirder prog stuff but was often listening to Heavy Cream, Hot Rocks and other rock compilations (she only bought compilations & "best of" albums as, in her words, "you don't get all the rubbish")
As a rebellious 14 year old nothing could prepare me for her saying "Oh I quite like this" when I played :

 

[Gwylan]

Sad to report that David R Edwards died on 20th June. I shared a house with him in Pontypridd around the mid-eighties. I considered doing an RIP thread but, aside from you and Atilla I doubt if anyone else on here had heard of Datblygu.

I'd heard of them and heard them ... but the music wasn't really my thing (and I have quite few Welsh language albums).

Anything Welsh would certainly have gone down well with my parents.

 

[aberllefenni]

Yes, I saw that he'd passed (and mentioned it on the 'best track you hear today' thread last week) . You're probably right about the level of interest on NSC. There is some live stuff on youtube, [MENTION=528]attila[/MENTION] introducing them (at Glastonwick, I assume). I imagine David was an interesting person to share a flat with. I played some Datblygu to the missus recently (she'd not come across them) and her first reaction was 'Welsh Mark E Smith' then 'no, hang on, this is amazing' (she likes The Fall, of course, but...). I don't understand a word of it but that hardly matters. All the best

ps there was a tribute programme on BBC Wales last week - probably on the iplayer now - superb; and we put subtitles on and they translated his lyrics into English.

I suspect the you tube clips you saw with Attila introducing would have been from the Square, Harlow. Much as we'd loved to have seen them at Glastonwick, he was never well enough to perform. Datblygu did a one-off gig in 2015 at the Millennium Centre in Cardiff (their first gig in 20 years, and one I was lucky enough to get to). They released a new album, Cwm Gwargie, last year, haven't heard it yet, but it's on my list of albums to buy.

 

[B-right-on]

My mum was horrified by Frankie Goes to Hollywood:

https://youtu.be/Yem_iEHiyJ0

And earlier, anything by the Sex Pistols.

https://youtu.be/R6GDdKrQ8EI

I had the Great Rock and Roll Swindle on vinyl that I played again and again.

 

[pasty]

Not so much the music, but mum wasn't too impressed with the poster that came with the Queen album Jazz

 

[aberllefenni]

I'd heard of them and heard them ... but the music wasn't really my thing (and I have quite few Welsh language albums).

Anything Welsh would certainly have gone down well with my parents.

Apologies for leaving you off the list.

 

[Barnet Seagull]

Tune!

What did she have against roses in the hospital? How did she respond to the holy bible?

I think it was the swearing and self-harming lyrics

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[Super Steve Earle]

I'm not sure if my parents were annoyed by this, but I was certainly worried they might hear this and be offended. Plus much of the rest of the album:

 

[*Gullsworth*]

Ian Dury.

********s barstards ****ing ***** & pricks.


Well you asked.

 

[*Gullsworth*]

I remember playing New Boots and Panties with my Mother in my car and forgetting what track followed Blockheads

This as quoted above.