Heartland

... from the local rag: http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/n ... ts_studio/

Lucky sod - Stockholm is awesome! Have fun.

I'll probably be at both Keighley gigs.

... at the time, 'Pretty Hate Machine' was a great album and still stands the test of time. With the release of 'Broken', it was pipped IMO. I didn't like much after that. I think 'Downward Spiral' was good, but a totally different style and there are a few gems in and amongst - I prefer the stompin...

... just finished 'Withnail & I'

Garbageman wrote:Anyone seen Monsters yet?

The B movie version of 'Cloverfield', or another version?

At the time of sale it was displayed as a limited edition. I remember my mates sneering at me for buying it - none of us had a CD player at the time :lol: It has occurred to me that I have never played actually it :oops: There are no markings on the item indicating that it is limited or what the num...

I have a few books and vinyls that are duplicate or surplus to requirement. Granted, I could sell them on eBay or some other auction site but I thought I'd offer them here for swaps. Perhaps you have a duplicate of something I'd like? I have: Heartland 2 - Original print Summer 1989 Heartland 3 - Or...

A new flavour for me. I had some Swedish salted licquorice the other day ... really odd, initially, if not repulsive (to British tastes) ... but curiously addictive after a while.

Still, not as bad as surströmming

Adding the albums was a nice touch. Dare I mention singles? :lol: :lol: you are going to kill me! i think it might look a bit too cluttered but I will see if there is a way I could do it and if you next question is putting on the releases with spines and without spines, well...you know where you ca...

Something Swan, aye, that's right. Dead Sex definitely rings a bell, yes! I saw my mate's band Mr Jolly there, supporting Dead Sex. Same gig? There was some rumour about "Jolly" being killed in a car crash. I first heard that when they (Mr Jolly) were a no-show at Rio's in Bradford and I ...

Many many moons ago, what is now Oporto on Call Lane in Leeds used to be a pub. I don't remember what the pub was called, but they would occasionally have live bands ... White Swan? Black Swan? Some thing of swan (let me look into your eyes) :lol: Was the band with coffin delivery called Dead Sex?

Adding the albums was a nice touch. Dare I mention singles?

Mix it up with the inclusion of The Sisterhood?

:lol: There's a chap ... what's his name ... Slicepack, that's it ... who seems to know a lot about the technical setup of the Doktor. Maybe it's a little easier just to put DR55, TB whatever ... TB next version ... The periods where the Doktor took over bass would be good to show, as would that odd...

This issue of spines is not as clear cut as we think it might be. I reckon a number of singles were released with and without spines at the same time. It makes an interesting twist for any collector

Good work!
Where's Doktor Avalanche? Do we know the years of the various incarnations? Yes, Nurse too ... where available.

Fortune-telling, eh? Do you do any other tricks

Rise891 wrote:Check this out

http://www.sisterswiki.org/Family_tree

That's cool ... takes all sorts ... some folks like the music, some the data, some both

Superb! Congrats.

Blimey! Lucky Boston

Check out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fields_of_the_Nephilim ... look towards the end of the page and you'll see a chart showing who was in the band, when ... crossovers of personnel and so on. Does such a thing exist for TSOM? Granted, there might be a slight difference for live and studio line-u...

Thanks for the reply. So Tony had left the band.

I have an early demo of 'Body Electric' where the bass sounds very similar. It is a fantastic sound re-captured on 'Alice (1993)'.

Who played bass on 'Alice (1993)'? Was it Tony James, or had he left by the time that was recorded? I was listening to it in the car today and ... MY LORD!!! It's good :eek: I'd kind of skipped past it previously, thinking the definitive 'Alice' was 1983 and nothing could top that original edit. 'Al...

Ooh, yeah ... I've not read them for years. I've got 1-4 on their own and two anthologies of 1-3. Are they still being produced?

Happy Birthday Andrew!

I'm not a big fan of those 'Tribute to ...' albums, but one cover that stands out for me is "Vision Thing" covered by Sex Sex Sex.