I saw them about a year ago, I think. In The Welsh Club. My ears have been ringing since. Turned it up to 12, they did. Good stuff, though. I had long hair at the time, though, an' I had to wash quite a bit of gob out of it the next day.Gentleman Taff said:lI give you Roddy Morino of the Oppressed, founder of SHARP ( Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice)

llantwit said:I saw them about a year ago, I think. In The Welsh Club. My ears have been ringing since. Turned it up to 12, they did. Good stuff, though. I had long hair at the time, though, an' I had to wash quite a bit of gob out of it the next day.
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llantwit said:I never thought I'd have to compare Dylan Thomas to The Oppressed.
But just in case anyone wants to try, here's an oppressed song called 'We're The Oppressed':
Born to fight, born to win
We were all born to be skin
Born with Marten´s on our feet
Facing truth there´s no retreat
People fear us, think we´re strange
Boots and braces we won´t change
We will never be second best
You know us we´re The Oppressed
We are skinheads we are proud
Playing music for the crowd
Music for the working class
Stick your disco up your arse
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Gentleman Taff said:la la la la Llanrumney, la la la la Llanrumney
la la la la Llan, la la la Llanrumney,
They fight and never lose, they never buy their booze,
la la la, la la la Llanrumney!
I give you Roddy Morino of the Oppressed, founder of SHARP ( Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice)

Markyd said:Dylan Thomas no argument.
RubberBuccaneer said:Ian Bone and the origins of Class War should definately have a thread of their own - good stuff.
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I said Ian Bone in post #11 above.
[Flounces off.]
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Markyd said:Listen. When I said Dylan Thomas no argument I meant it. He's a GOD!. Cultural literary icon up their with Scott Fitzgerald and Dickens.
Fardre, of course. Bloody Llantwit Major. S'all green wellies, an' fur-coat-no-knickers types down there. That's not the real llantwit.RubberBuccaneer said:Fadre or Major?
llantwit said:Howard Marks. Nuff said. (Just read 'Mr Nice' for the first time.)
A bit academic, but Raymond Williams, the marxist critic and academic... which leads onto Gwyn Alf Williams, socialist historian and all-round heroic good egg.
And to lighten things up again... Rolf Harris (whose parents were Welsh).
And to finish on an inspirational note: Ian Bone, founder of Class War.
