Either way, this is a great 90 minute interview, https://anchor.fm/TheMomentOfProust/epi ... yst-ed5ltv. He goes into a fair amount of detail about why he left The Sisters, his feelings about it since etc.
Chris Catalyst Podcast Interview
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Mothra
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Does Chris still belong in Sisters Chat or is he for the Where Are They Now Section?
Either way, this is a great 90 minute interview, https://anchor.fm/TheMomentOfProust/epi ... yst-ed5ltv. He goes into a fair amount of detail about why he left The Sisters, his feelings about it since etc.
Either way, this is a great 90 minute interview, https://anchor.fm/TheMomentOfProust/epi ... yst-ed5ltv. He goes into a fair amount of detail about why he left The Sisters, his feelings about it since etc.
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panzerfaust
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can you please TLDR why he left sisters? CBA to listen to a 90m interview
It's around 29:15 - 39:15, honest and good discussion about jealousy and later on inconsistency, but more as human traits with some examples about the Sisters.
Maybe somewhere else as well, haven't heard all 90 minutes..
Maybe somewhere else as well, haven't heard all 90 minutes..
Touring schedule conflict, pretty much what was previously reported. Andrew wanted to tour, Chris wasn't available, simple as that - no drama, no walk-outs, no hissy fits, relations appear to still be good.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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Given that Chris lent an amp to the Sisters on the last tour, I think we can take it as read that relations are still fine.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
—Bertrand Russell
—Bertrand Russell
markfiend wrote:Given that Chris lent an amp to the Sisters on the last tour, I think we can take it as read that relations are still fine.
He also talked a bit about how he was perfectly willing to help Dylan work out the songs, and similar stuff.
He did mention a bit of argy-bargy between Von and himself at one point, but it was a 15-year relationship and who doesn't have a bit of argy-bargy in one of those?
All in all, no drama, no fighting, no falling-out, didn't leave the band in the lurch and was willing to help with the transition - that's the proper way to leave a band.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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Indeed... ... and he described his feelings when he went to see the band play in Leeds this year. Hihi, no wonder ...
It's somewhat as irritating ... ... as being at a corporate function of a company one has long been an essential part of until shortly ... 
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... and he described his feelings when he went to see the band play in Leeds this year. Hihi, no wonder ... It's somewhat as irritating ...
... as being at a corporate function of a company one has long been an essential part of until shortly ... ...
Yeah, this is a really enjoyable listen, and no trace of genuine bad feeling from Chris. Comes across as a nice fellah.
From watching his Lock-down gigs, though, it seems his time off the booze didn't last long.
From watching his Lock-down gigs, though, it seems his time off the booze didn't last long.
Good times come to me now 
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I found a couple of interviews with Chris on YouTube - very interesting stuff