Gaye Bykers on Acid

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.
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kendall
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Mary Mary did indeed turn up in Apollo 440.

Check out Robber Bykers site for the full low down on them.

www.gayebykersonacid.com
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Nice linky kendall, thankee! :D
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I saw t'Gaye Bykers live back in the day...they were pish :lol:

Some interesting paint jobs though :innocent:

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Saw the Bykers a few times they were ok. The Hunters Club were far better, them and The Bomb Party were the best Leicester bands.
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My brother used to follow another Leicester based band 'The Janitors', who were mates with the Bykers. Not a massive claim to fame, but i thought I'd mention it. :lol:

I saw the Bykers a few times...Bradford supporting The Cult, and then headlining at Leeds uni & the Duchess.
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boudicca wrote:If someone called me a gay biker...

...that's when I'd really start to get p!ssed off.
Non-gay biker, Claire? Any better babe? :kiss:

Drill Your Own Hole is tops. Or it was tops last time I heard, possibly over 10 years ago.
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Planet Dave wrote:
boudicca wrote:If someone called me a gay biker...

...that's when I'd really start to get p!ssed off.
Non-gay biker, Claire? Any better babe? :kiss:

Drill Your Own Hole is tops. Or it was tops last time I heard, possibly over 10 years ago.
How about a lesbian dopehead on a moped?

Didn't GBOA do a tune having a pop at The Sisters?"Testicle of god" or something.
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DOZMEISTER wrote:Saw the Bykers a few times they were ok. The Hunters Club were far better, them and The Bomb Party were the best Leicester bands.
The Bomb Party were ok... loved "Life's a Bitch!"

BUT... THE HUNTERS CLUB!!!! :notworthy:

Oh yes. Hated them at first, saw them supporting FOTN; then saw them support the Mish, and thought "well, I guess they're ok..", then supporting Ghost Dance; by which point I owned a few of their records and went to the front for a good ol' boogie....

My final experience of the Hunters live was at the Fulham Greyhound, when I travelled 300 miles to see them; so I guess you could say I grew to love them!

Only recently sold my "give me your soul" ltd 7" on ebay (sob sob)

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Muppet wrote:
DOZMEISTER wrote:Saw the Bykers a few times they were ok. The Hunters Club were far better, them and The Bomb Party were the best Leicester bands.
The Bomb Party were ok... loved "Life's a Bitch!"

BUT... THE HUNTERS CLUB!!!! :notworthy:

Oh yes. Hated them at first, saw them supporting FOTN; then saw them support the Mish, and thought "well, I guess they're ok..", then supporting Ghost Dance; by which point I owned a few of their records and went to the front for a good ol' boogie....

My final experience of the Hunters live was at the Fulham Greyhound, when I travelled 300 miles to see them; so I guess you could say I grew to love them!

Only recently sold my "give me your soul" ltd 7" on ebay (sob sob)

Otis Oblivion, where are you now??!!
The Bomb Party were fantastic - Drugs? :D Liberace Rising? "Iggy, this is Jesus" :lol: Fish? :notworthy: classic stuff. Did anyone say grebo?
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Weren't Crazyhead from that neck of woods as well?
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Hom_Corleone wrote:Weren't Crazyhead from that neck of woods as well?
Yes, and they called their album Desert Orchid. :)
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Batfish wrote:
Hom_Corleone wrote:Weren't Crazyhead from that neck of woods as well?
Yes, and they called their album Desert Orchid. :)
They had one called "Some Kind of Fever" as well, they were a great live band :notworthy:
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James Blast wrote:The Porkbeast

... I'll get me coat...
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Batfish wrote:
Hom_Corleone wrote:Weren't Crazyhead from that neck of woods as well?
Yes, and they called their album Desert Orchid. :)
I remember that album as being excellent - Anderson, the singer great on stage. Always thought they would have been huge in a Guns 'n' Roses kind of way.
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In a similar style, whatever happened to Junior Manson Slags and Kill Ugly Pop?
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James Blast wrote:In a similar style, whatever happened to Junior Manson Slags and Kill Ugly Pop?
Don't know about "Kill Ugly Pop", but I saw The Junior Mansion Slags Two or Three times and loved them 8) , the drummer left to join The Creaming Jesus and I never heard of them after that :|
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