Heartland

Last night's Smurphs gig at Flock! was ace.

But did anyone notice that the most popular songs were the cover versions? Or covers of covers, if you know what I mean.

Jolene was a treat, but highlight of the night was Good Things.


Good times.

This (although I cheated and googled it)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtlMTujx8Uk

HNY.

I'm not holding my breath.

I've just Rashoman. Not quite the book of the film, more the stories used in the film. Wonderful stuff, especially The Martyr.

Last night I saw Lizzie and The Banshees, a tribute act devoted to, well, you can probably guess. They were brilliant, they did a wide range of Banshees material, and Lizzie looks A LOT like Ms Sioux, and has obviously paid close attention to the Nocture video to get the moves right. If you get the ...

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This looks almost too good to be true, friends have already bought them but I'm waiting until nearer the time before I buy tickets. 50,000 does seem like quite an ambitious figure, I hope they can pull it off. Didn't Sonisphere collapse due to poor sales and they had KISS and The Neph (not musically...

I saw them a long time ago at a free festival and their sound was awful. They could have been playing Mozart for all I could tell.

Jon Robb is a top bloke, he's a punk first, journalist second.

I wish there had been a question about James Whale.

But until then...

The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter A fantastic song, and for me the Stones at their creative peak. I could, and have, listened to it for hours. Fields of The Nephilim - Preacher Man So many good memories of dancing to this that I'd never feel lonely. Lalo Schifrin's theme to The Taking of The Pelham...

The intro to Floorshow, which always makes me think of twanging rulers in RE lessons.

My wife and I are currently watching some Dickens adaptations that we borrowed on video (!) from my mother in law. The Pickwick Papers was ace, funny and sad in equal measure, and now we're watching David Copperfield with Arthur Lowe as Mr Micawber. Whenever he's on screen we shout "don't tell ...

I always thought he was a closet goth.

A superlative front-man. And what a band to front!

Excellent! I got 16 out of 20 and haven't even set foot inside an Ikea.


Perhaps I should get out more.

Thanks, like I said earlier, there is a lot of material on this forum! I'm wading through it, though...

Oh god, no! Not those right wing fucksticks. The Nephilim site.


Hello to you all, there are a lot of posts to go through...

She certainly was...

No, I'm not here because I saw Simon Pegg be (cough) hilarious in The World's End, I find him as tedious as ploughing in the rain. As such I haven't seen his film (or any since Hot Fuzz, which wasn't as funny as getting my toes broken by a prize bull), but I am interested to know if any Sisters musi...

I very nearly bought Vision Thing last week.

I'm with Hom, right up to Green they were great. Once they signed to a major label they lost it, and everything else was dire.

They have been ruined, though, by the use of Everybody Hurts as a mass sobathon soundtrack after the death of Princess Diana. No band could recover from that.

Hello all, I'm new here. My name is Cia and I've been a Sisters fan for aeons. I've often visited this forum for news of (cough) a new (cough) record, but mostly for gig details. It's a great site, so I've taken the plunge and joined. I'm only a member of one other forum - the terrible New Gold Dawn...