Le Professional music is superb and just viewed the film recently!
GREATEST HITS VINCE HILL 1962-1973
EDELWEISS Number 2 1967 UK
LOOK AROUND (And Youāll Find Me There) Number 12 1971 UK
ROSES OF PICARDY Number 13 1967 UK
IMPORTANCE OF YOUR LOVE Number 32 1968 UK
Smooth, melodic, likeable Leading 1960s Vocalist VINCE HILL is Britainās answer
to the GREAT ANDY WILLIAMS 
Soundtrack to a very interesting film called Who Can Kill a Child? directed in Spain in 1976 by Narciso IbƔƱez Serrador, and the music score is by Waldo de los RĆos.
[quote=āSARTANA DJANGO, post:202, topic:425ā]GREATEST HITS VINCE HILL 1962-1973
EDELWEISS Number 2 1967 UK
LOOK AROUND (And Youāll Find Me There) Number 12 1971 UK
ROSES OF PICARDY Number 13 1967 UK
IMPORTANCE OF YOUR LOVE Number 32 1968 UK
Smooth, melodic, likeable Leading 1960s Vocalist VINCE HILL is Britainās answer
to the GREAT ANDY WILLIAMS :D[/quote]
Crikey SD, where do you get this stuff from?!?
No criticism of your taste intended (Everyone to their own as far as Iām concerned) I just wonder where you find it. I havenāt seen a Vince Hill record in the shops since before the railway came!!
Never mind Spaghetti Westerns. Vince Hill. Now that is real cult!
[quote=āPhil H, post:204, topic:425ā]Crikey SD, where do you get this stuff from?!?
No criticism of your taste intended (Everyone to their own as far as Iām concerned) I just wonder where you find it. I havenāt seen a Vince Hill record in the shops since before the railway came!!
Never mind Spaghetti Westerns. Vince Hill. Now that is real cult![/quote]
Phil baby I like your post very much 
and will elucidate as follows:
- All CDs I post are from my PERSONAL COLLECTION that I listen to every day.
- As you know I am totally opposed/repelled by loud/noisy āmusicā/drugs/violent lyrics
- I love to relax & hear beautiful MELODIC CATCHY BIG HITS Uk/German/Dutch/Italy
VINCE HILL is a major UK Hit Vocalist , he started in about 1961, had many
hits and his greatest song
LOOK AROUND (And Youāll Find Me There) 1971 Number 12 Uk was from LOVE STORY
You can easily still buy Vince Hill greatest hits in major record stores HMV, Virgin etc
What you need to DO Phil is when you enter the record shop head for the
INTELLIGENT/DISCERNING section aka EASY LISTENINGā¦ or CLASSIC 60s/70sā¦ :o
Leave the āheavierā sections for the yobs, hoodies and headbangersā¦
Are you sure that spelling is correct?
ONLY JOKING SD! ;D
Fuck me ā¦ Iām a hoodie yob headbanger ā¦ must be 'cos itās AC/DC, defaulting back to āHeatseekerā every second play.
ā¦ And the odd hymn of course 
[quote=āSARTANA DJANGO, post:205, topic:425ā]What you need to DO Phil is when you enter the record shop head for the
INTELLIGENT/DISCERNING section aka EASY LISTENINGā¦ or CLASSIC 60s/70sā¦ :o
Leave the āheavierā sections for the yobs, hoodies and headbangersā¦ :D[/quote]
Well, as you know SD my taste is best described as eclectic. Equal place in the CD collection taken up by Jazz, Blues, 70ās Rock, Motown, Frank Sinatra, Reggae and Punk. (No Vince Hill Iām afraid but Doris day features strongly)
Most recently though Iāve been re listening to a couple of albums by Magazine. An excellent band from the late 70s led by Howard De Voto who I know you would hate.
My new Onkyo stereo reveiver arrived, along with the new Mission boxes.
I selected them specially for their audio qualities, this was the best combination.
Iāve been working all day to intall them (and re-arrange the rest of my video/audio-room; I also bought a new DVD-recorder with High Defenition possibilities - still working on it), and now itās ā¦
Led Zeppelin ā¦ loud and clear ā¦
Later this night: Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Sigur Ros, Beethoven for sure ā¦ (Iām eclectic too)
[quote=āscherpschutter, post:208, topic:425ā]My new Onkyo stereo reveiver arrived, along with the new Mission boxes.
I selected them specially for their audio qualities, this was the best combination.
Iāve been working all day to intall them (and re-arrange the rest of my video/audio-room; I also bought a new DVD-recorder with High Defenition possibilities - still working on it), and now itās ā¦
Led Zeppelin ā¦ loud and clear ā¦
Later this night: Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Sigur Ros, Beethoven for sure ā¦ (Iām eclectic too)[/quote]
āHello helloā¦is that the Belgium/Netherlands National Noisy Parties Patrol ?ā
āYes hi ā¦Iām just calling to complain about my next door neighbour a Mr. Scherpshooter
heās got giant boom blast speakers, plays loud head bangers like Led Zipper/Pink Flies
and my whole house is shaking, windows vibrating and my wifeā¦sheās lost the babyā :o
Belgium/Netherlands Noisy Parties Patrol :
" Right sir we are on the way to Scherpshooterās address and will NEUTRALIZE him" :o
[quote=āSARTANA DJANGO, post:209, topic:425ā]āHello helloā¦is that the Belgium/Netherlands National Noisy Parties Patrol ?ā
āYes hi ā¦Iām just calling to complain about my next door neighbour a Mr. Scherpshooter
heās got giant boom blast speakers, plays loud head bangers like Led Zipper/Pink Flies
and my whole house is shaking, windows vibrating and my wifeā¦sheās lost the babyā :o
Belgium/Netherlands Noisy Parties Patrol :
" Right sir we are on the way to Scherpshooterās address and will NEUTRALIZE him" :o[/quote]
Sitting in a bunker ā¦
Here behind my wall ā¦
(Waiting for the worms to come)
[quote=āPhil H, post:207, topic:425ā]Well, as you know SD my taste is best described as eclectic. Equal place in the CD collection taken up by Jazz, Blues, 70ās Rock, Motown, Frank Sinatra, Reggae and Punk. (No Vince Hill Iām afraid but Doris day features strongly)
Most recently though Iāve been re listening to a couple of albums by Magazine. An excellent band from the late 70s led by Howard De Voto who I know you would hate.[/quote]
That is a wide ranging mix Phil Doris Day/ Frank Sinatra/Reggae/Motownā¦to ehm Punk :ā(
Whatever works for you Phil is fine by me, as I said my choices are those as described
and nothing is written in stone 
I like Frank Sinatra with " Something Stupid" 67 Number 1 and āStrangers on The nightā 66 Number 1. I hear motown/reggae on the
radio and many a catchy tune is played.
I would not hate any loud band as such its more a matter of āavoidanceā but I
know it may appeal to othersā¦so to each his own as they sayā¦
Donāt tell anyone but I do listen to some T.REX and SWEET āGet it onā, āLittle Willyā :o
Is that loud enough for you and Scherp ?
[quote=āscherpschutter, post:210, topic:425ā]Sitting in a bunker ā¦
Here behind my wall ā¦
(Waiting for the worms to come)[/quote]
Ah Scherp you are a lovely fellow. I hope you were not a āCelentanoā fan as I had a go
at him (appearance, singing, behaviour) ;D , on the other thread. Mamma mia Adriano :ā(
But I am happy for you and I hope all goes well with your Onkyo Stereo system, Plus the
DVD Recorder and that both give you and your family many hours of āpleasureā :o
[quote=āReverend Danite, post:206, topic:425ā]Are you sure that spelling is correct?
ONLY JOKING SD! ;DFuck me ā¦ Iām a hoodie yob headbanger ā¦ must be 'cos itās AC/DC, defaulting back to āHeatseekerā every second play.
ā¦ And the odd hymn of course ;)[/quote]
I swear on the Holy Bible (which one ? ;)) that his name is VINCE HILL .
Rev I heard with joy that you loved SLIK with a big No 1 1976 āFOREVER & EVERā
Now I hear you are āAC/DCā whether thats a sex-ual thing or an electric shock or
some heavy heavy sweaty Aussies :-\ and you admit to being a āYob, Hoodie, bangerā
I am now as confused as O.J.SIMPSON about what he did or not over at Nicoleās home
(I hope that last joke was not in āBad Tasteā ;)).
[quote=āSARTANA DJANGO, post:213, topic:425ā]Rev I heard with joy that you loved SLIK with a big No 1 1976 āFOREVER & EVERā
Now I hear you are āAC/DCā whether thats a sex-ual thing or an electric shock or
some heavy heavy sweaty Aussies :-\ and you admit to being a āYob, Hoodie, bangerā :D[/quote]
SD - just to show you that I too am eclectic and have āmiddle of the road/ easy listeningā tastes
Iām listening to an old record āSkin em up, chop em out, Rawhideā done by my old crooner mate Nick the Frog (wailer and inhaler) and his bassmeister Moose (Atom Heart Mother). Youād love it - a cowboy reference and no drugs in sight! ;D
That airbrushed album cover looks pretty good as well ā¦ a talented artist I reckon ;).
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[quote=āReverend Danite, post:214, topic:425ā]SD - just to show you that I too am eclectic and have āmiddle of the road/ easy listeningā tastes
Iām listening to an old record āSkin em up, chop em out, Rawhideā done by my old crooner mate Nick the Frog (wailer and inhaler) and his bassmeister Moose (Atom Heart Mother). Youād love it - a cowboy reference and no drugs in sight! ;D
That airbrushed album cover looks pretty good as well ā¦ a talented artist I reckon ;).[/quote][quote=āReverend Danite, post:214, topic:425ā]SD - just to show you that I too am eclectic and have āmiddle of the road/ easy listeningā tastes
Iām listening to an old record āSkin em up, chop em out, Rawhideā done by my old crooner mate Nick the Frog (wailer and inhaler) and his bassmeister Moose (Atom Heart Mother). Youād love it - a cowboy reference and no drugs in sight! ;D
That airbrushed album cover looks pretty good as well ā¦ a talented artist I reckon ;).[/quote]
Much as I may ālikeā :o your Nick The frog I really would have to cast my vote for
FRANKIE LAINE RAWHIDE Number 6 Nov 1959 Uk Charts
But I certainly approve of your middle of the road, cowboys and no drugs policy Rev
Am I seeing double ???
Must be the cider 
- Iām gonna try and find something that I like upon my shelves, and you approve of Brother SD. I could be gone a while!
Well I thought there wouldnāt be any ācrossoverā in music tastes 'scepting spaghetti soundtracks, then I spotted my Neil Diamond collection ā¦ always been a bit of a fan of Hot August Night, but his new-ish 12 SONGS album is genius. Listening to the āDelirious Loveā track (with Brian āno-drugs-everā Wilson). Sublime 8)!
Does this meet with your approval SD?
JULIO IGLESIAS
JULIO IGLESIAS is the SMOOTH BALLADS Multi Platinum MEGA MILLIONS Selling
GOD of Romance that is the MOST played Recording Artist In The Whole World 
:o
The main man SARTANA DJANGO ā¦
Thanks Ennio believe it or not that was my 1st ever picture I posted on this Forum JULIO 
Hi Reverend Danite,
I like your NEIL DIAMOND CD and choice of music indeed, hope it relaxes and soothes
My ALL Time Favourite NEIL DIAMOND HITS :
SWEET CAROLINE 1970 CRACKLIN ROSIE 1970 I AM I SAID 1971
SONG SUNG BLUE 1972 DESIREE 1976 LONGFELLOW SERENADE 1974
And more. Neil Diamond Hits Beautiful Noise 1976 and many he wrote for others.
Keep up the good missionary work Rev and thanks for the musical exchanges