Paid Members tiger_rick Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 (edited) If there's a trance version of Morning has broken, I'll go. Edited January 10, 2025 by tiger_rick Quote
Paid Members Hannibal Scorch Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 Why no one house version of this I’ll never know I’ll even take some kind of Prodigy Electric dance version. It’s a right tune! Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted January 10, 2025 Members Posted January 10, 2025 1 hour ago, tiger_rick said: If there's a trance version of Morning has broken, I'll go. If I Had A Hammer for me. Absolute stomper. Quote
Paid Members Carbomb Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 (edited) None of it will compare with this. Keep watching to the end. Edited January 10, 2025 by Carbomb Quote
Paid Members johnnyboy Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 10 hours ago, SuperBacon said: If I Had A Hammer for me. Absolute stomper. No love for Magic Penny? The teacher that picked our school "hymns" must have been a proper hippy. As well as Magic Penny we had Joan Baez numbers, which obviously I didn't know were Joan Baez songs when I was 7. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted January 10, 2025 Members Posted January 10, 2025 9 minutes ago, johnnyboy said: No love for Magic Penny? The teacher that picked our school "hymns" must have been a proper hippy. As well as Magic Penny we had Joan Baez numbers, which obviously I didn't know were Joan Baez songs when I was 7. It's funny how things stick with you isn't it? I remember we had a funky guitar player who'd come in once a week and play hymns for a break from the norm. Her name was Robin and she might've been the first person I loved ? All about this wasn't it? The most important song book ever? Quote
Paid Members Statto Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 Honestly, I think Come & Praise 2 topped the original. Quote
Paid Members Carbomb Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 1 hour ago, SuperBacon said: It's funny how things stick with you isn't it? I remember we had a funky guitar player who'd come in once a week and play hymns for a break from the norm. Her name was Robin and she might've been the first person I loved ? All about this wasn't it? The most important song book ever? I've been learning to play The Building Song from that, as that was one we used to sing at assembly. Quote
Members SuperBacon Posted January 10, 2025 Members Posted January 10, 2025 25 minutes ago, Carbomb said: I've been learning to play The Building Song from that, as that was one we used to sing at assembly. *puts left fist on right fist, right fist on left fist* etc etc Quote
Paid Members Carbomb Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 6 minutes ago, SuperBacon said: *puts left fist on right fist, right fist on left fist* etc etc Thought that was 1 Potato 2 Potato Quote
Dr. Alan Grant Posted January 10, 2025 Posted January 10, 2025 Christ, that Come And Praise picture has unlocked some long hidden memories. I remember lyrics along the lines of “autumn days when the grass in jewelled and the silk inside a chestnut shell”. Quote
Paid Members Lion_of_the_Midlands Posted January 10, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 10, 2025 27 minutes ago, Dr. Alan Grant said: autumn days when the grass in jewelled and the silk inside a chestnut shell”. Jet planes meeting in the air to be refuelled and all those things I love so well. Quote
Paid Members Carbomb Posted January 11, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 11, 2025 10 minutes ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said: Jet planes meeting in the air to be refuelled and all those things I love so well. So I mustn't forget, No, I mustn't forget To say a great big thank you I mustn't forget Quote
Paid Members Surf Digby Posted January 11, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 11, 2025 This was my primary schools hymnbook of choice. They were years old and tatty, unless you were one of the lucky few that got one of the new batch where the flowers were in a somewhat psychedelic pink and orange. Alongside the usual Morning Has Broken, and Kum Ba Yah, it also appealed to us boys with 5,4,3,2,1 (a song about astronauts), and When A Knight Won His Spurs. Middle school had this pocket sized marvel: This little wonder enabled me to learn how to sing the chorus to All Things Bright And Beautiful backwards, a skill I've retained to this day. Quote
Paid Members ReturnOfTheMack Posted January 11, 2025 Paid Members Posted January 11, 2025 I remember a song that went 'Trust him, trust him in the evening, trust him in the daytime' Only because we had a lad called Justin in our class, so we all sang the obvious Quote
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