Ah ffs
A lot of lads here are the type to turn Turk if the national anthem isnât the closing track âŚ
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Faithless were something else. Their music was on a different level.
Delighted I got to see them live in Marley Park around 06.
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Insomnia was a fucking iconic tune, that baseline and Maxiâs vocals. Wow!
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Priest missed a trick tonight at mass not playing God is a DJ as the closing hymn.
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Salva Mea is dance perfection
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My first roundie was to Insomniac at a house party
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The Warwick Hotel 1996 and Insomnia would come on. I can still see the euphoric faces flickering through the smoke and the strobe. The best of times. Sleep well Maxi.
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We come one. Do do do do do
Man youâd be ready for war after it
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That description evokes savage memories for me, i got tearful and the hairs stood on the back of my neck
The likes of this fella dying does have a strange impact of the likes of our generation, these tunes were our youth and its sad to see their architects passing away. Their music is forever coupled with happy memories and etched in parts of brains where clarity never seems to erase.
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Mitsu mayhem
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I felt that way when Tommy Peoples passed 
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RIP Maxi, a bad week for the loss of good men.
Iâve always liked Michael Walker, a very good article here on Terry Hall, music, racism and football.
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Now there was a legend.
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Pele is in serious bother it seems
Has been a while seemingly.
Time and tide waits for no man.
Saw faithless at oxegen 2010. 10 times the show that eminem put on. Banging out the classics. Shocked.
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Post reported.
Neil Diamond remains in blue jeans.
It would have ruined my Christmas if Neil had passed over to the other side.