Does exactly what it says on the tin. Some of the nonsense contained herein may be very loosely related to The Sisters of Mercy, but I wouldn't bet your PayPal account on it. In keeping with the internet's general theme nothing written here should be taken as Gospel: over three quarters of it is utter gibberish, and most of the forum's denizens haven't spoken to another human being face-to-face for decades. Don't worry your pretty little heads about it. Above all else, remember this: You don't have to stay forever. I will understand.
I've spoke a few words and shaked hands with Andy from Therapy? , and got autographs from the rest of the cast, off a friend who was a bit more sober then i was , and on the same night i've spoken to Marco/igor/fred/frank of the Heideroosjes they all signed a HR shirt .
i've had some meaningful correspondence with both members of old GGFH, David Michael of C93, and got even a reply from the criminal and so-called ex-World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov once.
Mind you, only the Kasparov thing was fan-stuff, though his reply was personal.
Plus of course i have discussions few times a month with Nietzsche, Sokrates and Crowley.
Though to a lot of celebs it's very hard to get through to the human being versions of them, i think with anyone worthwhile it is possible. But in actuality there's very few of them who are worth approaching anyway.
Phil Manzanera of Roxy Music.( he owned Expression records - Rosetta's label), had a chance to thumb through his music collection and gold discs and try on the infamous 'fly' glasses he used to wear on stage. We used to record at his home studio .
Sent off and received signed photos of Mulder and Scully after watching the very first episode of X-Files on Sky from their fan club in L.A.
Signed photo of Giles (Anthony Head) from Buffy and Gemma Atkinson from Hollyoaks (both now framed) - yup, I'm sad but thought Buffy was one of THE best shows ever produced.
This is one the best threads this site as ever had..by the way!
"It was great that Kurt Cobain shot himself when he did..cos without that ,we'd have no Foo Fighters today" :Ramone, Little Lebowski Urban Achiever. November 2008
Met and shook hands with Russ Abbott after bumping into him in Soho in 92 or 93 - took a picture (must get the scanner sorted) and he asked "where do you want me - up against this wall..." then realised it wasn't the best choice of phrase for a soho backstreet. A very likeable and down to earth chap.
A couple of months ago, was in the Philamonic Pub in Liver-puuuuule 'avin a quiet drink with amate, when in walked the Pet Shop Boys! My mate almost died - big fan you see. Had a lengthy chat about this'n'that.
Met L.A Guns when working at the NEC in Brum, lovely bunch of guys - currently residing in the were are they now file?
Paul Oakenfold loads of times @ Cream in Liverpool. Not a bad bloke for a Chelsea fan.
I'm always in total awe of 'celebs' even though they are just human beings like you and me, there's always that "That person who wrote/sang/acted in.. and they are standing right there!!"
When the Mishun were on the Tube, stood next to Jools Holland for a bit, he's a like a leprachuan (?) . I felt like Brad Pitt ( if he'd been famous back then) that day!!
Got Youth from Killing Joke's autograph back in 1980 at the Royal Court in Liverpool - he spelt his name wrong!!
I'll be back with further tales from further down the rabbit hole later.
"It was great that Kurt Cobain shot himself when he did..cos without that ,we'd have no Foo Fighters today" :Ramone, Little Lebowski Urban Achiever. November 2008
That fella from the La's seems to have popped up again in Liverpool(The ALbert)...Lee Mavers.
Ian McCulloch, Ian McNabb etc can still be seen on daily basis in 3345 in town.
Ladytron in Korova
That fella from the La's seems to have popped up again in Liverpool(The ALbert)...Lee Mavers.
Ian McCulloch, Ian McNabb etc can still be seen on daily basis in 3345 in town.
Ladytron in Korova
Saw John Peel years ago in The Swan in Liverpool, way too shy to approach him though
That Guitarist pissed at Planet X
jay wrote:That fella from the La's seems to have popped up again in Liverpool(The ALbert)...Lee Mavers.
Ian McCulloch, Ian McNabb etc can still be seen on daily basis in 3345 in town.
Ladytron in Korova
Saw John Peel years ago in The Swan in Liverpool, way too shy to approach him though
That Guitarist pissed at Planet X
no doubt on doreen's free booze. was that the night the place flooded?
i've made many people cups of tea and coffee... sandwiches..
jay wrote:That fella from the La's seems to have popped up again in Liverpool(The ALbert)...Lee Mavers.
Ian McCulloch, Ian McNabb etc can still be seen on daily basis in 3345 in town.
Ladytron in Korova
Saw John Peel years ago in The Swan in Liverpool, way too shy to approach him though
That Guitarist pissed at Planet X
no doubt on doreen's free booze. was that the night the place flooded?
i've made many people cups of tea and coffee... sandwiches..
and the darkness.
I only have vague memories...was only young and completely pissed, toilets were flooded. Jukebox was playing ALice, Mick Brown was sat at the bar and I was trying to control a savage trip...good times