Heartland

Sleeping is for lightweights

the chameleons: on the beach ("strip" version) nancy & lee: summerwine the neph: sumerland the doors: hello i love you (good call! :notworthy:) the smiths: what difference does it make (a proper "throw open the windows and turn up the stereo" tune!) Aah, I'm going to see Lee...

Not sure if there has been a thread on this before (I'm sure there probably has), but have a look at these (4 That Guitarist's, now thats what I call obsession!) I like the attention to detail too, Eldritich's fag for instance...

http://members.madasafish.com/~fabket/bogroll.htm

Just being pedantic for a moment, but if Parlour wanted to shag around then he shouldn't have got married in the first place.

On a lighter note, I hope he doesn't go to Palace, we need some hungry young players, not fading old has beens, plus he's well ugly!

I keep getting sent promos by a band called "History of Guns", who are quite good, if that's any help.

mh wrote:The House Of Love - Shine On

The superior Creation version , I hope!

1) You can't hurry love (No not that one) - The Concretes
2) The Exploding Boy - The Cure
3) Beautiful Day - Even as We Speak
4) Carolyn's Fingers - Cocteau Twins
5) Erm...All the People I like Are Those That Are Dead - Felt (summery and miserable!)

No, it was after that. (2001 ish?)

My tickets arrived this morning(!), but they were meant have tickets to the brickhouse aftershow thing with them, and haven't. Is anyone going to the aftershow thing/does anyone if there are any tickets available for it or anywhere that is open till late? Looks like we have to stay in Manchester til...

Which was the band little Nod from the Nephs was in? They were very second album 'nephilimy' sounding. I saw them at Whitby a few years ago. Quite good, 'if you like that kind of thing' of course....

End of the World is definaly growing on me. Lost is still my fave from the new album. Before three and Us Or Them are kinda fab too. Doomie OTM! The new single makes more sense in the context of the album, they should still have released Taking Off instead tho'. I thought 'Lost' sounded like the be...

Throbbing Gristle's Greatest Hits is the only album I have, tho' it does have the sublime 'Hamburger Lady' on it. My mate Scottish Mick from Prolapse likes 20 Jazz Funk Greats the best (as do most people who are 'into them')

Balls! Killing an Arab came out in '78! Damn damn damn damn damn Ok, I know its sad that I know this, but... Killing an Arab was released by indie label Small Wonder in November 1978 in limited quantities, so that Chris Parry (who was then working for Polydor) could see if it was worth releasing on...

I like Taking Off. The new album is pretty good really, and much better than could be expected. Roll on July 9th!

Voting in right wing governments?

Blaming foreigners, in my experience.

Back to the topic, that new single's just not very good is it? here's hoping the album is the long awaited return to form. Here's the set list list from Naples the other night, looks good! Lost, Labyrinth, Fascination Street, alt.end, A Strange Day, The End Of The World, Jupiter Crash, Closedown, Lu...

Apparently it may be based on his wife's book, 'Touching From A Distance', and as everybody who has read it will know, he doesn't come across as a particularly nice man at all.

Didn't see the JR interview myself, but.... Apparently Mozz slagged off David Bowie big time (however this was cut from the final interview shown). I always think Morrissey comes across better in print then on TV. (e.g the south bank show smiths doc and the importance of being morrissey from earlier...

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:norwich in the premiership...wooohoo!

With Crystal Palace soon to follow!

I have to say I think that Franz Ferdinand album is the best (of its type) that I have heard for years. 3 good songs my arse!

I think Franz Ferdinand are to Orange Juice (or perhaps Josef K)what Interpol are to the Chameleons. They're both great fun tho'!

It's a shame the Cure aren't playing with either the Rapture or Interpol, (as they are in America) bands that they have at least something musically in common with. Elbow are sooooooooooo dull.

...sounds very like The Chameleons, don't you think? Or the Comsat Angels.

Sensitive and Emma House by the Field Mice

Decades by Joy Division

Faith by The Cure