Heartland

paul wrote:

BillyBadBreaks wrote:

paul wrote:Have to admit that I never heard of them, but the documentary was quite interesting though ...

You obviously never lived in Britain in the late 70's/early 80's! Love 'em or hate 'em, their influence was everywhere

They were definately unknown in the Netherlands where I live ...

sorry mate, I wasn't trying to be ass. Their grafitti was everywhere when I was growing up. I may have put up a few of their symbols and slogans myself

BillyBadBreaks wrote:
sorry mate, I wasn't trying to be ass.

Hey, no problem, I didn't read it like that

BillyBadBreaks wrote: Their grafitti was everywhere when I was growing up. I may have put up a few of their symbols and slogans myself

Heh. "Christ died for his own sins, not mine"

markfiend wrote:

BillyBadBreaks wrote: Their grafitti was everywhere when I was growing up. I may have put up a few of their symbols and slogans myself

Heh. "Christ died for his own sins, not mine"

Strangely enough I am now Christian!
What would they say to that? Would I have my vegan shoes confiscated?

Seen the docu last night! And a very nice watch it was too...
Some of their ideas may be called naive or idealistic, but there's nothing wrong with that!

Hey thanks for putting that link up christophe, I was a keen crass fan back then. Got to see them with Poison Girls once. A good night out that was.
Going to search through me vinyl and have a crass night now!!

paul wrote:

They were definately unknown in the Netherlands where I live ...

Very much true!

BillyBadBreaks wrote:Strangely enough I am now Christian!
What would they say to that? Would I have my vegan shoes confiscated?

Vegan shoes? Using irreplacable petrochemicals?

You can't win.