Heartland

The same NME that used the description (I forget which Sisters song) of 'like a goblin being sick into a bucket' and the same NME whose editor kept a fax saying (and I paraphrase) 'happy headache' as their single chartered. Perhaps a love/hate relationship.

As is Johnny Cash singing Barbie Girl

[quote=eastmidswhizzkid post_id=707647 time=1670600071 user_id=957] New Model Army tonight at Rock City. first gig since the Sisters at the Roundhouse (i think- if ive seen anyone else i have no memory of it!) [/quote] Cracking gig it was too. Only saw one Sisters shirt on parade. The wearer kindly ...

All I want for Christmas is a Dukla Prague away kit - Half Man Half Biscuit

How Come it Never Rains - Dogs D'Amour

Seventeen - Sharon Van Etten

Reasons to be Miserable (Part 10) - HMHB

LOVE street - The Doors

New Model Army, tonight, tomorrow night at Rock City, Saturday at the Roundhouse.
Half Man Half Biscuit - several

oh...back to the sisterhood of perpetual disappointment

Grendel...?

Do we get Susanne on the B side? Not that I've been waiting 20 odd years for it. Count me in.

NMA in Brum the night before were pretty amazing (both band and audience) - sound was good (loud) too

Me too, first gig since Sisters on Cake in 2001.

Just been to see Half Man Half Biscuit at the Devil's Arse, Peak Cavern, Derbyshire. Great band, fantastic venue.

Idles at Rock City. Very much looking forward to it.

abridged wrote:Mention the Lord of the Rings one more time and I'll more than likely kill you...

although if i had to pick one of from them it would start with 'Elevate!'

But from elsewhere,

On the first day of March it was raining
It was raining worse than anything that I have ever seen

Just seen Gorillaz in Birmingham. Awesome show. Nice to see a gust spot from Pauline Black too.

As a Northamptonshire lad I always had a soft spot for the Jazz Butcher Conspiracy. It'd be interesting to see what Pat Fish remembers of his encounters with AE. http://jazzbutcher.com/htdb/albums/hamburg.html the duet http://jazzbutcher.com/htdb/articles1997/1884.html and the meeting http://jazzbut...

i try to be open-minded (note how long it took me to even listen to this) but i just cant stand covers of The Sisters. it always sound like sacrilege to me but each to their own. Surely you can shake a tail feather to Bosshoss, or at least tap a cowboy boot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYlWgn7Wp...

Although often disputed, it goes: 1) Lambchop 2) Lisa Cuthbert 3) Cradle of Filth 4) Scooter* After that take your pick from Paradise Lost, Vena Valley or anything else. It hardly matters. * I know, but if you like something you like something. I neglected Edith Crash, mea culpa and suitably chasti...

Although often disputed, it goes:

1) Lambchop 2) Lisa Cuthbert 3) Cradle of Filth 4) Scooter*

After that take your pick from Paradise Lost, Vena Valley or anything else. It hardly matters.



* I know, but if you like something you like something.

Zacharias wrote:First Sisters cover ever that's actually listenable but a bit boring.

Really, I'm rather partial to that lambcop one.

That said I've seen the Sisters on Cake long sleeve go for £90 recently

I'm rich, I have three of those monstrosities