#13

How high do reckon Wenger would wear his bass?

#14

You’d think he’d go high but I reckon he’s quite a relaxed, low-down sort of player

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#15

It riles me a bit if you have to pay extra for certain tracks…

One place I go to has Too Long by Daft Punk at the standard price but you had to pay extra for All My Friends by LCD Soundsytem… Didn’t really compute!

#16

My da used to fix them, back in the 90s when they were all CDs. Whenever they swapped a load out to be replaced by more up-to-date ones, my da would bring the old ones home.

I’ve still got hundreds of them, they were most of my music collection when I was a teenager. No tracklisting most of the time, so I used to just sit and play through them all (some CDs don’t have the artist or album name either, so you might listen to something for ages without even knowing who it was).

Then mp3s and all that came along and the world has been nothing but shit ever since.

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#17

Likewise I could picture him playing a double bass in some pokey jazz club (though obviously not wearing his tent coat)…

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#18

The sheer audacity and gall to keep playing the same track over and over is quite staggering!

#19

Hardly any pubs in Brighton have a jukebox anymore (not ones I know anyway)

I’ve never seen these ones with 1000s of songs/ options to download songs. They sound horrible.

#20

Heart and Hand was always a good shout, and I think the jukebox used to be free on sundays…

#21

yes - that is a good one. Not been in there for a long time though

#22

when I was 18 we used to always put on the longest songs for value. Autobahn was a favourite.

Another good thing is when you go to an old man pub and they only have 60s and 70s stuff on the jukebox, so whatever you put on they love it and get all, “Wow, young people who are into real music!” and instantly become your friends.

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#23

We used to put Dark Side of the Moon on in its entirety. See also Leonard Cohen albums.

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#25

200? Where’s home?

please say somewhere near cambridge please say somewhere near cambridge

#26

Autobahn’s a safer Kraftwerk pick that say Tour De France :smile:

#28

There was a heavy metal pub we used to go to in order to get served as a wee 16 yr old, we would always put this on:

Although, they got a new jukebox and this was’t on it. Shame. Moved onto Elton.

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#29

I can’t hear this song without being reminded of:

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#31

theres a pub in Manchester which has an absolutely shit load, like pretty much the whole of Blood Brothers back catalogue as well

#32

theres a metal pub called GRAND CENTRAL in Manchester which still has Mushroomhead and Spineshank on there

#34

Been to one on princess street called Joshua Brooks that had a great selection and a pool table…

#35

i never knew Joshue Brooks had a jukebox haha. used to do a good football quiz there though, populated by very smug people who cheered if they got Mustapha Hadji right or something

#36

Came here to mention the jukebox at the Trent House. It was free as well, if memory serves