Heartland

I made a couple of comments too, as, er, Derek.

So I have my shortlist of 17 Goff tunes. Pista

has heartland done one? shall we do one?

apologies for the grumpy post above. I'd have been much happier if eldritch had changed the name of the band. It's like watching the sad demise of an old friend.

Sorry if this offends anyone, BUT.... NME is read by wankers. Wankers who think they know about music. They think they know about music because they read the NME. To all intents and purposes, all they know about music comes from the NME. This article exists to give them some "goth" knowle...

dull, plodding and unimaginative. there may be a decent song in there somewhere, but not with that treatment.

Is the NME still going? I thought it had gone bust. It will this year I expect.

I've often thought it'd be a great job, selecting incidental music to TV programmes.

silentNate wrote:

Big Si wrote:

Karst wrote:I think the story is that they recorded the session (with Radcliffe) but never met the man?

At least he met James Whale

He probably doesn't remember that either though

islamic protest against whale? quite justified.

Go luxembourg!

dinky daisy wrote: I think you are totally right. But still I prefer Sisters songs through s**t karaoke sound instead of any hi-fi full member band version of, let's say, Echo & The Bunnymen, UB40, The m*****n or Motley Crue.

Four bands you don't like? I don't follow, can you elaborate?

cracking game. england did very well considering they were playing with 14 for an hour.

I'm half english half welsh so I support england except when it's eng v wales.

RL? wasn't it invented so miners could have a good punchup at the end of the working week?

such sweet irony

gravitons, that's the future. get 'em patented. scientists amuse me when they deny anything that their machines cannot weigh or measure, unless of course it can be postulated. I'm working my way through bill bryson's book at the moment, excellent read it is too. Surprising to see how much has been d...

On the whole spreading of "childhood diseases" thing, I'm actually vaguely worried on a personal level. As far as I can remember I never had measles or mumps as a child, but I think I'm too old to have had the MMR when I was a baby. (Although I'm pretty sure I did have what we called &quo...

markfiend wrote:

Harvey Winston wrote:I agree with you that science makes mistakes.

Way to take my words out of context.

Relax, I just love your phrase, I'm going to use it when talking about our IT development methodologies.

I must say I don't have complete trust in the medical profession, they do as well as science informs them, at that moment in time. Well that's the thing isn't it? In the ten years since Wakefield's fraudulent research was published, all attempts to replicate the results have failed. There is no cor...

currently my safe surfing is ensuring that Ivor the engine and tales from the river bank haven't been 'mashed up' by some 'wryly amusing creative' (i.e. stupid twit) on youtube. got caught out by some cretin's version of bagpuss once.

There's a guy at work who is convinced that the jab made his son autistic. With the best will in the world... he is wrong. Vaccines don't cause autism. But I don't want to call into question anybody's parenting. never say never... maybe the kid had a weakness in his intestinal tract, isn't somethin...

We considered getting the individual jabs, but went for the combined in the end. Our daughter and her friend had a bad reaction to theirs (very painful, fever etc...) but our son (a couple of years later) got on fine with his. The bods in the clinic said the formula had been changed in between. Ther...

I have the cult dreamtime lp with the live lp, although it's a bit careworn, and the primal scream first 7", that's about it really. I've got the serpent's kiss 7"; great as it is, hearing 'like a hurricane' for the first time (in a record shop in southampton) was an absolute epiphany. not...

these sometimes pop up on dime, I'll keep an eye out.

any relation to Will Carruthers?

weebleswobble wrote:

The runner-up in the challenge was Aidan Farrell, who suggested setting fire to fuel from the tank to glue the bus to the road.

OK the runner up kills everyone, must have been some amazing entries….

Much as I'm a massive Big Black fan, I don't think that kind of aggression would work with the Sisters. But perhaps someone who has produced a doom/death metal album could do something interesting with them. ooh, doom would be lovely. :D Sounds like all pretty much agree on what we want. So how do ...

Personally I think the more money that has been spent on SOM recordings - the less interested in them I've been. Not a huge fan of the prod work on Vision Thing. Floodland is ok - sounds a little bit dated now... FALLAA still stands up and the EPs 82-84 sounds great....So there :) My musical tastes...