Omg they were brilliant i really want to see them again. Alot of respect for these guys such pure talent ❤❤❤❤

We were so proud to see them that night ill never forget it. They were fantastic ❤❤❤❤

We were there fantastic loved it ❤❤❤

These, i found FANTASTIC. this song is so good. ✌️❤️👊

EL COVID FUE UN FRAUDE Y GENOCIDIO MUNDIAL

Awesomeness!

Wish all 4 would get together again

this should have been a big hit - so fuked that radio stations refused to play because they were 40 plus.

Great song. Should have been a big hit. I read that poor promotion was the reason it didn't make it

Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses.

There were trains from South Shields station in Mile End Road to both Newcastle and Sunderland via High Shields (next to Holy Trinity Church near Laygate) and Tyne Dock. The Sunderland train, which ceased running in the 1950s, branched off after Tyne Dock and ran on the line parallel with Boldon Lane, crossing Green Lane at a level crossing. The Newcastle train continued on to Jarrow, Hebburn, Pelaw, Felling and Gateshead. Tge journey time was30 minutes. The lines had been electrified but had been converted to diesel by the 1960s. Motor buses to Worswick St, Newcastle were the No. 6 stopping service which started at the Bus Depot in Mile End Road and past the Town Hall in Westoe Road then along Dean Road to St Mary's Church, Tyne Dock, then through the arches at Tyne Dock. I imagine it went along the Newcastle Road from there. The other bus was the express which took a similar route (X2?) with a journey time of 30 minutes. Both were always single decker buses. From Horsley Hill Square, there was the No. 86 bus to Worswick St, Newcastle via Marsden Lane, Prince Edward Road, Temple Park Road, West Way, St Mary's Terrace, South Eldon Street, Slake Terrace, Tyne Dock arches, Newcastle Road, Primrose, Leam Lane, White Mare Pool, Heworth, Felling and Gateshead. The journey time was 45 minutes. The No. 87 took a full hour and went a similar route as far as Tyne Dock, after which it took in Jarrow, Hebburn and Pelaw. Both buses were always double-deckers.

Just so true this song !!!!

Legends, pioneers. Simply amazing.

❤RIP 🙏 Marc Bolan.Loved this song 70s

Because they wouldn't sell there soul go OCS ..................OSCAR ROCKS . THERE IS PROFET IM THE LAND YOU OWN SO WE MUST FIGHT SOME MORE .

This is on my copy of the album 45 and under album

Love it. Even now after all these years xx❤

Great pop song well remembered and enjoyed today

Truly relevant song now.

Музыка моего детства ...В СССР эта рок-група была популярна ...

I love this, ❤

SIUUUUUU

Great music and memories,god thereze bazarr was gorgeous ❤❤then

Loving himself forever.

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Brings bk a lot of memories for me love it plar regular weens at that time when you see them pro-form x

The bass and the drums are underrated?

I worked for Mowlem when they remediated the site for housing development... We removed the top 3m of earth and recompacted it elsewhere on the site. Lots of Victorian glass bottles, an old air raid bunker (with beds still in) and some very deep shafts. Used to cycle from Whitley Bay and get the North Shields ferry every morning. PM Alan Armstrong, Foreman Alan Ringer (both great guys)

Radio stations should play this song every day

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This was never shown on BBC 4 episodes in question

If only we could turn back time , all us blokes of a certain age are having a mid life crisis

hello Edward, I'm an archive researcher based in Sheffield making an independent documentary. I wonder if you have the original footage offline, or a master version? Do you have an email I can contact you on? This is fairly urgent. Thanks

he had the audacity to spit out his limb at him 🤣

Very underated band and song! Such deep meaning and context that will resonate till the end of time to all those with humanity.

Sitting here in Costa Teguise, listening to this on my playlist 😊

What a terrible upload- cuts the song off

Kerry Hopwood and Dave Clayton formally of Bomb The Bass - brilliant producers.

For all the Italian kids - my dad used to sing the choruses in the car.

Seen OCS in newcastle just before xmas 23, absolutely amazing live

Class Tune

Luv

I was on this demo it was sad for the area. Locals kept calling me Andy Cole.

Such an underrated album. When OMD made a comeback in early 2010s their record was even compared to Secrets, as an example of an 80s band that successfully updated their sound for modern music. And it still sounds great, if a young band covers it, it'll be a hit.

It's pure soul .. always loved it

04.11.2023

Spot on for these sad times

Great pop record.

Incredible band, with absolutely amazing songs. Phil Oakey has a voice that is easy to listen to. ❤