Quick Questions

[CaptainHulk]

13 hours ago, Red Ranger 1 said:

There was a period about a year in where Tom and Pippa were down to just Sally and Steven as foster children, although Carly moved back in pretty quickly and was in and out for the rest of her time on the show.

Back half of Carly's stint, she had aged out of the system but like Frank before her, stuck around. She and Ben did move out to run the old Jackson farm briefly  but she hated it there 

[nenehcherry2]

20 hours ago, CaptainHulk said:

Nah, Nick would never share  Neither would Ryan. BUT about 30-odd years later in another show across the state line a Bartender, a Former Stewardess and a Cop decided to do that  kind of thing, ripping up the rulebook.

 

Was referring to the parellel Universe H&A of 92 that was never seen on-screen... When the teens went off at 8pm to do Flathead's endless homework, the 20somethings went out to play...

Now I'm having visions of Adam, Bobby and Mazza at a Sydney rave! 

[Old H&A Fan]

There were 3 music tracks played in the footage of the party Blake, Karen, Sophie and Hayden were invited to, in Episode 699.

I've been able to identify the first and the last track, as:

• When The River Runs Dry by Hunters & Collectors
• Stuck On You by Paul Norton

What was the second one?

[Old H&A Fan]

Can anyone identify this music that plays in the Diner from about mid-1990 to late 1991 (or even later?)

[Bobby Forever Missed]

it sounds VERY similar to Cover Your Bliss by the B52s from 1989 i don't think it is though because they were never on Mushroom who had the music contract with H&A and Neighbours at the time

[Old H&A Fan]

Do you mean Follow Your Bliss?

[Bobby Forever Missed]

5 hours ago, Old H&A Fan said:

Do you mean Follow Your Bliss?

Oops yes yes I do haha still I don’t think it is that because they weren’t on mushroom unless they did a modified version to avoid rights issues?

[CaptainHulk]

I tried scouring Discogs but no avail. I even specified "Australia" "1989-1991" and taking a guess on the song name based on chorus lyrics.

(Great site if you like out-of-print, cheap music or  judtwant to take somebody DOWN in the music portion of a Pub Quiz.)

[cymbaline]

I think they sometimes played reworked tunes on the diner's jukebox because of rights issues. One of them was Madonna's Vogue, which would've been erm...en vogue at the time. 

[CaptainHulk]

1 hour ago, cymbaline said:

I think they sometimes played reworked tunes on the diner's jukebox because of rights issues. One of them was Madonna's Vogue, which would've been erm...en vogue at the time. 

Or that recreated version of "U Can't Touch This" that was a Jukebox stable.