Wayne's Second Book Is Out

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Heady-Daze-Mis ... 1913172163 *

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Still not read the first one :oops:
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'Heady Daze' due to be published in April 2023 according to a message from the m*****n.

Presumably it takes up the story from when Craig and him leave the Sisters in 1985. If it's anything like Salad Daze it should be a very entertaining read to say the least.
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Nonesuch wrote: ↑02 Jul 2022, 13:38 'Heady Daze' due to be published in April 2023 according to a message from the m*****n.

Presumably it takes up the story from when Craig and him leave the Sisters in 1985. If it's anything like Salad Daze it should be a very entertaining read to say the least.
it also seems to coveniently cover up to the point i lost interest in them, stopped buying their records and last saw them live, basically around the time of the first World Crusade.
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I put in my pre-order on t'Mish's site the moment I got the email. :lol:
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I've got Paint My Name and Waiting For Another War and love them both. I'm not a Hussey/Mish fan and would love the inside track on the band but based on his lyrics, the idea of a book by Wayne (apologise Wayne fans) just seems unreadable.
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Salad Daze was great, is essential reading!
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badge wrote: ↑09 Jul 2022, 01:04 I've got Paint My Name and Waiting For Another War and love them both. I'm not a Hussey/Mish fan and would love the inside track on the band but based on his lyrics, the idea of a book by Wayne (apologise Wayne fans) just seems unreadable.
I'm not a Wayne fan.

I give the Mish a pass for their first 2 singles, and if you put enough beer into me I might be coerced into admitting that Wasteland, Beyond the Pale and Deliverance are great songs, but I need to stop there.

Salad Daze is a brilliant book and you're doing yourself a disservice by not reading it. Wayne has a good writing style, it's packed with anecdotes and observations you won't get anywhere else, and it's coverage of the Liverpool post punk scene in his pre-Sisters years is particularly good. It's a great complement to the other 2 books, from someone who was actually there as it was all going down, and Wayne went way up in my estimation from reading it.
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mh wrote: ↑09 Jul 2022, 12:46
badge wrote: ↑09 Jul 2022, 01:04 I've got Paint My Name and Waiting For Another War and love them both. I'm not a Hussey/Mish fan and would love the inside track on the band but based on his lyrics, the idea of a book by Wayne (apologise Wayne fans) just seems unreadable.
I'm not a Wayne fan.

I give the Mish a pass for their first 2 singles, and if you put enough beer into me I might be coerced into admitting that Wasteland, Beyond the Pale and Deliverance are great songs, but I need to stop there.

Salad Daze is a brilliant book and you're doing yourself a disservice by not reading it. Wayne has a good writing style, it's packed with anecdotes and observations you won't get anywhere else, and it's coverage of the Liverpool post punk scene in his pre-Sisters years is particularly good. It's a great complement to the other 2 books, from someone who was actually there as it was all going down, and Wayne went way up in my estimation from reading it.
what Michael said. bang on . first 2 12" ...wasteland if pissed ...and Severina for Julianne Reagnne (GODDESS ov GODDESSES here on WhizzWorld) .all about eve etc.
who said @mh was full of s**t ? send em hitherwards for immediate correction
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markfiend wrote: ↑04 Jul 2022, 11:21 I put in my pre-order on t'Mish's site the moment I got the email. :lol:
I just tried ...but £15.00 shipping to the Netherlands is ridiculous. Plus I'll have to pay import costs (bleedin Brexit).
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mh wrote: ↑09 Jul 2022, 12:46
I'm not a Wayne fan.

I give the Mish a pass for their first 2 singles, and if you put enough beer into me I might be coerced into admitting that Wasteland, Beyond the Pale and Deliverance are great songs, but I need to stop there.
You and me both... I guess I'll have to read this book then.
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