Heartland

Being645 wrote:Ar first sight ...

A fully designed website, where you AND us both will be proud of...

... that or which ...you AND us, both will be proud of ...

I'd say: A fully designed website that you AND us will both be proud of.

Sending a couple of other suggestions via PM

Pista wrote:JLH??

Can't he choose something better?

There isn't a better Cure song than Just Like Heaven! It's damn well near perfect

The Cult to Spinal Tap in 4:

http://labs.echonest.com/SixDegrees/ind ... spinal+tap

And I'm amazed at this one (7 steps), considering I'd always thought they were one and the same:

http://labs.echonest.com/SixDegrees/ind ... o&end=tool

dtsom wrote:PERHAPS IS INTERESTING FOR YOU:



FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM - SPANISH TOUR 2010 -
22 OCTOBER @ HEINEKEN (MADRID) -
23 OCTOBER @ BIKINI (BARCELONA) -

Thanks for this!

A few rip-offs... Queen Bitch (David Bowie) = Three Steps to Heaven (Eddie Cochran) Red Sails (David Bowie) = Monza (Harmonia) Love Removal Machine (The Cult) = Start Me Up (The Rolling Stones) Christine (The House of Love) = Over You (Roxy Music) Inbetween Days (The Cure) = Dreams Never End (New Or...

If i m not mistaken he started wearing the hat at the "tune in , turn on..." 1985 tour. So if it s Leeds it must be 16/03/1985. Didn't he start wearing the hat in '84? I've got a copy of Smash Hits (!) from around June 1984 with a Sisters interview. Andrew's wearing a hat in the picture a...

I met him walking along the street in Paris a few years ago. He was extremely pleasant, which took me by surprise as I'd always thought of him as a complete c*nt

I watched bits of old DW on the sci fi channel - total pants At its best ('70s Who) it was a damn sight better than what they tend to churn out in this new series. Storywise, last night's episode was utter crap. Matt Smith was a lot better than I expected, mind you. Certainly an improvement on Davi...

A good man. Not many of them left in British politics. R.I.P.

Kraftwerk? If we assume that their influence began with Autobahn in 1974, we can say that they're post-Bowie. Hell, they even influenced Bowie himself in his Berlin years! Although I love Bowie, I'm inclined to be a bit contrary here and claim that his influence was more a cultural one than a musica...

Night Train - James Brown
Last of the Steam-Powered Trains - The Kinks
Outside the Trains Don't Run on Time - Gang of Four
Train Round the Bend - The Velvet Underground
Fear of Trains - The Magnetic Fields

radiojamaica wrote:Jimmy Fernandez (God Machine)

I spoke to him after a God Machine gig in Liverpool Planet X in around 1991. Such a sweet, lovely bloke.

Apart from that, I've seen Mary Hansen (Stereolab), Chris Acland (Lush), Nick Sanderson (Earl Brutus) and the much-missed John Balance (Coil).

Wild West Hero by ELO

It's appallingly worded.

Have added my "yes".

boudicca wrote:Does anyone else think he also sounds a bit like Peter Murphy at times?

I've always had him down as a goth Scott Walker.

(This is a good thing, by the way!)

There are so many books I could name as favourites (Jude the Obscure and Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy, American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis, High-Rise by JG Ballard...) but overall I'd say anything by Patrick Hamilton (Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky, Hangover Square ...). He's a ...

* Grace Jones - What a woman! :notworthy: Absolutely! I saw her at the Sonar festival in June and she was... well, she was Grace Jones - funny, sexy, cool, and ever so slightly demented (I did wonder if backstage "refreshments" had been partaken of but, whatever, they didn't diminish her ...

Five Ten Fiftyfold - Cocteau Twins Across 110th Street - Bobby Womack Golden Lady - Stevie Wonder Faith Healer - Recoil Loss of a Loved One - The Residents Weight-Lifting Lulu - The Residents (again!) Endless Sleep - Spell I Know There's An Answer - The Beach Boys Children of God - Swans News - Kraf...

paint it black wrote:for me there's some really good stuff coming out of this thread. mention of slowdive made me dig out the old records and nurse with wound god how young was i when i grew out of that stuff

I'm clearly young at heart!

Second ever shuffle: Lonesome Tonight - New Order The Mutant Gillmen - Drexciya Pulses - Steve Reich I Can't Make It Alone - Dusty Springfield Mourning the Undead - The Residents Festival Time - San Remo Golden Strings Avisodomy - Whitehouse First Hand Experience In Second Hand Love - Giorgio Morode...

Tropoja - Esplendor Geométrico Easy Snapping - Nurse With Wound Leavert - Cymande Goldenes Spielzeug - DAF Yeah (Crass Version) -LCD Soundsystem Look What You Done For Me - Al Green Moonlight, Or Other Dreams, Or Other Fields - Current 93 Joyful Locks Dub - King Tubby & the Aggrovators Ladytron...

I like the bit in the article about Johnny Cash, who "sang in time and in tune" but is nevertheless listed as somebody who "can't sing". Eh? How's that work, then? Even taking into account my rabid hatred of Bob Dylan, I'd take anyone on that list over the f**king yodelling cack ...

I've got two: LCD Soundsystem and The Knife. Both good albums but I can think of plenty of better ones released this decade, none of which would make it anywhere near a list compiled by the NME. Does anyone actually give a f**k about that children's comic these days? Strokes, Libertines, Arctic Monk...

I used to have the whole gig on VHS bootleg until the tape buggered up. They did Abba's Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight)!

Is it the beige polyester jacket, the toothy grin, the vague smell of curry or perhaps the unelected airhead pontification that does it for you? :| Ah, this would be the intelligent repartee you mentioned a few posts back, would it? How about telling us what gets you all hot for ol' Nazi Nick, eh? ...