Word Association Game

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Hot

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Chocolate

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Monty

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Python

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Rod

(Rod Stewart was the uncredited vocalist on this single).

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(that Python Lee Jackson song was on the first album I owed, a top twenty hits compilation that's stuffed full of what would be regarded as proper classics nowadays)

Emu

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(My first compilation was The Rock Machine Turns You On - purchase price 19/11 - it was CBS Records attempt to showcase their astonishing roster of talent and it really was a collection of class).

Euro

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Millions

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Rich

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Filthy

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Clean

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Wipe

Edited January 4, 2012 by rexclark

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Wet

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Wild

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Marty

or Kim (take your pick)

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McFly

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Airplane

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxcoe1Y2Ua8

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Shirley

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Boots

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Chemists

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Brothers

(I have a feeling I know what's coming next!)

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It could be only one!

Cider

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And there's only one answer to that - they were great fun too

Wurzel

And some good advice from the lads for Glasto goers.

Edited January 10, 2012 by grumpyhack

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Sally

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Virgin

Tortuous series of connections. Sally Oldfield was a folkie and sister of Mike, whose recording of Tubular Bells was the foundation of Richard Branson's Virgin empire. And I used to have the hots for her back in the late sixties when she used to perform at The Troubadour Folk Club in Clifton, Bristol.