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A constant stream of endless pop
Blasted at us round the clock
Night and day
Intricately structured songs
And solos that were far too long
That stuff had had it's day

Bring it on – Music that was wild and seething
Bring it on – Music that we could believe in
Bring it on – Music that could terrorize
Bring it on – Music made us feel alive

My head just started to explode
When I first heard The Damned's New Rose
It just blew me away
The attitude and energy
No holds barred, up and at yer
I love it to this day

Bring it on – Music that was wild and seething
Bring it on – Music that we could believe in
Bring it on – Music that could terrorize
Bring it on – Music made us feel alive

Goodbye – E – L – P
Welcome to, the new generation

Bring it on – Music that was wild and seething
Bring it on – Music that we could believe in
Bring it on – Music that could terrorize
Bring it on – Music made us feel alive

(c) Bradley – 2019

Bring It On

Interview with Pat Sissons on BBC Radio Solent regarding the work of The Lifehouse

Interview with BBC Radio Solent 19/12/19

It's Time To Die

Nightmare out there
If we make it to the weekend we won't care 
We'll have something we can share

No one knows your name
And no ones gonna care from where you came
If you only feel the same

Feels like someone opening up the cage
Every time the Showband takes the stage

Excitement overload 
The sound check cracks the code
Made the music scene explode
When the Showband hit the road

Now we know 
We found ourselves a place where we can go
The music's loud and lights are low

It gets us off the street
Gives us somewhere safe for us to meet
Clap our hands and stomp our feet

Kids still buzzing make their way outside 
Newsflash sears the countryside
The journey home where worlds collide
Where were you the night the music died?

Written by Adamson/Bradley

Featuring the New York Brass

Sound Check (collaboration with Pompeyjazz)

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This is my version of David Bowies 'Space Oddity' with a twist. Major Tom starts hearing the Beatles singing in space. It's the first cover I've ever recorded/produced. It was for a cover song challenge on a song writers forum... just a bit of fun. It was certainly a challenge and I hope I haven't totally destroyed this amazing song.

Oddities in Space - cover

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