Eldritch was wrong
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So are we now agreed that Von moved from the Wrong Reds to Dirty Leeds? There was an interview, I think around the time of their first Download Fest where he mentioned it, if memory serves. Something to do with the Glazers and money ruining footy after Sky invented it, which coincided with Utd being good again. Mind you, at least he didn't buy a Norwich scarf like loads of Mancs did
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During the Through the key hole special there was a copy of Salad Daze in the kitchen
Seems Von bought it thinking Hussey had written a new fad diet cookbook. He was hoping it contained Blue Nun Triffle , Speedy Slow cook rat ribs , Snakeskin Stir Fry and Humble pie Pasta
Seems Von bought it thinking Hussey had written a new fad diet cookbook. He was hoping it contained Blue Nun Triffle , Speedy Slow cook rat ribs , Snakeskin Stir Fry and Humble pie Pasta
He seems to have discarded the magnificent, monumetal (I'm keeping that typo), seminal 'War on Drugs' in favour of Corbynite crap like 'Arms'. He was wrong to do that, more generally, as seems to have been the case, to have started dealing with the problems and injustices of the world literally rather than ironically and sardonically.
"Throw away the underclasses". True and tragic but there's a reason why I'm a Sisters fan and not a Billy Bragg one.
At a tangent, why isn't the word sardony used more often, like irony? Sardonic, sardonically, yes, we hear them from time to time but the actual noun? Never, it seems.
"Throw away the underclasses". True and tragic but there's a reason why I'm a Sisters fan and not a Billy Bragg one.
At a tangent, why isn't the word sardony used more often, like irony? Sardonic, sardonically, yes, we hear them from time to time but the actual noun? Never, it seems.
I have. He was wrong to give that guitarist that fiver. It should have been £3.62 at the most. At least he learned to remunerate his staff according to their worth when Patsy waddled across his transom.elamanamou wrote:You never saw a copy of Salad Daze?
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pur-leeze. Picking on Patricia for her weight is so 1996.
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
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Indeed. I was hoping we're better than that these days.markfiend wrote: pur-leeze. Picking on Patricia for her weight is so 1996.
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agreed. more worryingly it reminds me that the people who did that had a need to badmouth ms morrison that was utterly unconnected to anything they could actually have picked her up for! by which i mean what was Patsy's crime? to have not played on the records she was credited on? nor did Tim Bricheno or Benn Gunn for that matter; and it wasnt because she couldn't /wouldn't, it was Eldritch's choice. or was it because she was a goth beauty to the point of being half of THE goth poster couple of the late 80's? or because she -like everyone else who used to be in the Sisters- realised that she was no longer useful to/part of/ compatible with Andrew's masterplan/ Andrew? makes me wonder.markfiend wrote: pur-leeze. Picking on Patricia for her weight is so 1996.
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
...and besides, she did contribute to the Gun Club, so we have exhibit #1 of the evidence in favour of Patricia being capable right there. That should never have been in doubt.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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exactly and is the very reason i didnt even mention it Michael.mh wrote:...and besides, she did contribute to the Gun Club, so we have exhibit #1 of the evidence in favour of Patricia being capable right there. That should never have been in doubt.
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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Sisters played Heineken music Hall / nowadays Afas live almost 2 decades ago and ends up in Maastricht.
Suede plays Afas Live this October (ok, with a special Coming Up edition).
But.... go figure. Suede bass player Mat Osman was a Sisters fan. Now Andrew can kiss his ring.
(And i loved Suede's latest release The Blue Hour)
Suede plays Afas Live this October (ok, with a special Coming Up edition).
But.... go figure. Suede bass player Mat Osman was a Sisters fan. Now Andrew can kiss his ring.
(And i loved Suede's latest release The Blue Hour)
guns & cars & accidents
But they are also playing Oosterpoort/Spot Groningen - OK its no AFAS but their playing the Grote Zaal (big hall) which is still quite big - 2800. I think the last time they played there in 2011 they were in the smaller hall so its a bit up n down. They are the Bitcoin of bands.dinky daisy wrote:Sisters played Heineken music Hall / nowadays Afas live almost 2 decades ago and ends up in Maastricht.
Suede plays Afas Live this October (ok, with a special Coming Up edition).
But.... go figure. Suede bass player Mat Osman was a Sisters fan. Now Andrew can kiss his ring.
(And i loved Suede's latest release The Blue Hour)
And they have now been moved to the smaller venueGC wrote:But they are also playing Oosterpoort/Spot Groningen - OK its no AFAS but their playing the Grote Zaal (big hall) which is still quite big - 2800. I think the last time they played there in 2011 they were in the smaller hall so its a bit up n down. They are the Bitcoin of bands.dinky daisy wrote:Sisters played Heineken music Hall / nowadays Afas live almost 2 decades ago and ends up in Maastricht.
Suede plays Afas Live this October (ok, with a special Coming Up edition).
But.... go figure. Suede bass player Mat Osman was a Sisters fan. Now Andrew can kiss his ring.
(And i loved Suede's latest release The Blue Hour)
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Patricia Morrison did her job and did it well. Her job was not playing bass, it was baby-sitting Von on promo tours to make sure he didn't end up on the old you-know-what again.
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Eldritch was wrong to start smoking and he knows it. And I was wrong to follow him and I know it.
That said, it was kind of amusing and also somewhat sad (even to a fellow smoker) to see him at the Bristol gig last week with an unlit fag between his fingers for two thirds of the show until he was able to nip off and smoke it during the instrumental. Was this some kind of protest? Or did it just make him happy, sort of? He wasn't using it as a prop in the way he used to before all the smoking bans. I guess using a fag as a prop which is unlit because you're not allowed to smoke it would look kind of pathetic. The irony of course was that he was immersed in a cumulus of dry ice.
That said, it was kind of amusing and also somewhat sad (even to a fellow smoker) to see him at the Bristol gig last week with an unlit fag between his fingers for two thirds of the show until he was able to nip off and smoke it during the instrumental. Was this some kind of protest? Or did it just make him happy, sort of? He wasn't using it as a prop in the way he used to before all the smoking bans. I guess using a fag as a prop which is unlit because you're not allowed to smoke it would look kind of pathetic. The irony of course was that he was immersed in a cumulus of dry ice.
Here's the big one: was he wrong to have recorded and thus committed the history of this galaxy 'The Damage Done'?
My view on this is that was a price worth paying for the utterly bastard groovy 'Home of the Hitmen', but only just.
My view on this is that was a price worth paying for the utterly bastard groovy 'Home of the Hitmen', but only just.
With all due respect Mark, there is nothing, I repeat nothing, that was right in 1996 and is wrong in 2020.markfiend wrote: pur-leeze. Picking on Patricia for her weight is so 1996.
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Sam, I would say the whole point of a joke is to subvert accepted moral standards, but not seriously, only in a 'sandbox', so to speak. It's a very interesting question as to why we would want to do this. Clearly there is something unnatural about being compelled to obey these moral standards. Otherwise, we wouldn't enjoy the release that humour provides.