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			An amateur band rehearsing in a nearby yard
Watching the tele and thinking about your holidays
			
		
	 
 You are Paul Weller and I claim my fiver.
	 
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			As you are B Oddie... loads of Sparrows twittering away in bushes/hedgrows.
			
		
	 
 Loads in our hedgerow - I call it that rather than hedge as it is the border to the farm next door and has a big variety of vegetation. That might have something to do with the industrial quantities of bird seed and nuts mind.
	 
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		Your gonna get your fecking heads kicked in !
Wafting gently across the bob bank
	 
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			Your gonna get your fecking heads kicked in !
Wafting gently across the bob bank
			
		
	 
 Or "Let him die, let him die, let him die"
Or "You're going home in the back of an ambulance"
Or "Harry Roberts is our friend, he kills coppers".
	 
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			Or "Let him die, let him die, let him die"
Or "You're going home in the back of an ambulance"
Or "Harry Roberts is our friend, he kills coppers".
			
		
	 
 It's a long way to Cardiff Central 
You'll never make the station
	 
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		The sound of the Western Mail & Echo presses doing their thing in Thompson House, before it all went to sh!t
	 
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			You are Paul Weller and I claim my fiver.
			
		
	 
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			It's a long way to Cardiff Central 
You'll never make the station
			
		
	 
 I’m sure you mean Cardiff General, you’re not that young!!!!
	 
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			Fog horns sounding in the channel and trains shunting in the sidings yard. All heard when I used to live in Adamsdown
			
		
	 
 I used to lay in my bed in Llanrumney listening to those foghorns. Sound travels far at night. Also, a hooting owl in the forest.
	 
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			Crackle of an open fire
			
		
	 
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			Whistling kettles.
			
		
	 
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		The ka-chunk of a bus conductor's ticket dispenser.
	 
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		My mother, of an evening, in her armchair with her knitting needles and watching the telly:
"Oh, no. Not Arthur bloody Askey!"
	 
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			Whistling kettles.
			
		
	 
 
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			Really? Why? I still use one of those.
			
		
	 
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			The wobbly music sound of your cassette being chewed up by your tape recorder.
			
		
	 
 You can buy a guitar effects pedal for that.
On a football theme, and one for the youngsters on here:
Over there,
And over there,
And do they smell,
Like…
	 
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			As you are B Oddie... loads of Sparrows twittering away in bushes/hedgrows.
			
		
	 
 Plenty of sparrows chirping away in hedgerows here in leafy North Cardiff
	 
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			Used to love the smell of fresh bread being cooked in the bakers on the way to Severn road school back in the 70s and since when did Severn road fall in pontcanna and not canton
			
		
	 
 The bakery was under the arch in Wyndham Crescent. Beautiful smell.
	 
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			‘Cockles, Prawns, any Cockles gents’…… a once a night visit by the Cockle Man or Woman with their big wicker basket in Cardiff pubs.
			
		
	 
 Quickly followed by some punter asking the guy if he had any muscles. Then if he said yes, asking him why he was only carrying 1 basket 😂
	 
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		The sound of a pub till ringing after Sludge has bought a round !
	 
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		The sound of people in the streets hitting pots and pans with wooden spoons in support of the NHS :hide:
	 
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			The sound of “crab sticks “ in city centre pubs
			
		
	 
 Haven't seen a shellfish seller in pubs since I left London in 1987!
Crabsticks, cockles, mussels, prawns whelks... and jellied eels
Did jellied eels get sold around here?
	 
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			Haven't seen a shellfish seller in pubs since I left London in 1987!
Crabsticks, cockles, mussels, prawns whelks... and jellied eels
Did jellied eels get sold around here?
			
		
	 
 I used to work with a marine biologist (a pony-tailed doctor and lead guitarist in a part-time rock band) whose policy was to never eat bivalvia. Just sayin'.....
	 
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			I used to work with a marine biologist (a pony-tailed doctor and lead guitarist in a part-time rock band) whose policy was to never eat bivalvia. Just sayin'.....
			
		
	 
 Did they affect his guitar playing? Just askin.....  :hehe:
	 
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			The sound of a pub till ringing after Sludge has bought a round !
			
		
	 
 You mean there were sounds like this years ago?
	 
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			Did they affect his guitar playing? Just askin.....  :hehe:
			
		
	 
 Let's just say that he never played for Blue  Öyster Cult
	 
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			The bakery was under the arch in Wyndham Crescent. Beautiful smell.
			
		
	 
 Great shout and still one of my strongest childhood memories 👍
	 
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		Cars backfiring
Ice cream vans' jingles on housing estates
Police batons banging on riot shields (still happens but not like the 70s and 80s)
Ghetto blasters
	 
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			Cars backfiring
Ice cream vans' jingles on housing estates
Police batons banging on riot shields (still happens but not like the 70s and 80s)
Ghetto blasters
			
		
	 
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			Cars backfiring
Ice cream vans' jingles on housing estates
Police batons banging on riot shields (still happens but not like the 70s and 80s)
Ghetto blasters
			
		
	 
 We still get Ice Cream vans round here
	 
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			We still get Ice Cream vans round here
			
		
	 
 Maybe its just around me then. We still get lots of ice cream vans in car parks around the countryside and some by city parks, but the regular estate vans have pretty much disappeared - along with the Steptoe & Sons and bicycle knife grinders!
	 
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			Maybe its just around me then. We still get lots of ice cream vans in car parks around the countryside and some by city parks, but the regular estate vans have pretty much disappeared - along with the Steptoe & Sons and bicycle knife grinders!
			
		
	 
 We don't get the knife grinders but we get Steptoe and Son, in a Transit, not a horse and cart