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Hawkwind - Space Ritual

jande wrote:Is it Wayne/Jayne County and the Electric Chairs?

No. Same era. They are English

I didn't win, but........................ who's the band in my avatar?

Apparently it's going to be their "blues album" (????!!!!! :eek: ).... and will be more guitar oriented than Lateralus (which is odd, as that album isn't exactly know for it's lack of them!) :notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy: I just hope that Tool's "blues album" is better than...

surely the whole "not goth" thing is an attempt to avoid being pigeon-holed with all the whitby-style modern goth bands? and indeed all the awful batcave bands that were around during the sisters early years. the fact that they attracted a large goth following shouldn't mean they are labe...

The Proposition - this is the best film I have seen so far this year.

as far as the cover reveals it is Chris on his own

I remember reading an interview with Marc Almond a long time ago and he said he was going to do some cover version with marti Rav and Eldritch was going to cover the Zep song with Vega because of it's repetition is sounds like suicide.... Obviously that never happened.

delirium74 wrote:a wierd question. i know, as an american female, that i find male british accents totally sexy, and i was talking with my hubby today and he was wondering if british gals think that american men have sexy accents.....

Of course they don't, they sound like complete and utter idiots.

I always remember Janice Long saying that her favourite band was Red Lorry Yellow Lorry.... admittedly, she did say it just before playing a Lorries session, but it does show some taste! Janice Long's fav bands have always been incredibley safe choices for the time. She is/was about as hip as Keith...

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eastmidswhizzkid wrote:we've already had the revamps of "seventeen seconds", "pornography" and "faith" -anything else is pop music IMO.

Somebody remind me what singles came from Seventeen Seconds and Faith. Pornography was a very good album.

A Forest / Another Journey By train

It says 'silly clown' not 'silly cow'

goff

\Goff\, n. [Cf. F. goffe ill-made, awkward, It. goffo, Sp. gofo, Prov. G. goff a blockhead, Gr. ? stupid.] A silly clown. [Prov. Eng.] --Halliwell.


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