DavidWatts69
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New Rhoda Dakar album is out and it's really above my expectations. Classic reggae/ska/rocksteady versions of pop and rock songs done right!
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New Rhoda Dakar album is out and it's really above my expectations. Classic reggae/ska/rocksteady versions of pop and rock songs done right!
New Rhoda Dakar album is out and it's really above my expectations. Classic reggae/ska/rocksteady versions of pop and rock songs done right!
Carnaby Street and Soho were the haunts of the original Mods, It's been a good twenty years since I last visited "The Smoke" but there are shops like John Simons' and clubs like Ronnie Scott's still in business as far as I know.Soz for the double post, but I'll be staying in London next July, do you have any subculturally significant places for me to visit? Can be shops, pubs, museums, clubs you name it.
The subcultural experience in London is very anaemic these days, places like Camden Stables.Soz for the double post, but I'll be staying in London next July, do you have any subculturally significant places for me to visit? Can be shops, pubs, museums, clubs you name it.
Yeah John Simons is a must I reckon.Carnaby Street and Soho were the haunts of the original Mods, It's been a good twenty years since I last visited "The Smoke" but there are shops like John Simons' and clubs like Ronnie Scott's still in business as far as I know.
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Can't be worse than Wallonia mate!The subcultural experience in London is very anaemic these days, places like Camden Stables.
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