Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 21:32
robertzombie wrote:Isn't there one interview tape where the interviewer asks Eldritch where the band are and he goes "We are the band!" ?
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Yes Eldritches stylePosted: 05 Dec 2007, 21:53
John Peel:paul wrote:Sisters and Pinkpop? It ain't gonna happen ...cardoman wrote: Alleh 't amusement... Landgraaf het land van Pinkpop toch? De sisters zouden daar eens moeten komen
The guy who runs that circus (Jan Smeets) doesn't choose "good" bands, he chooses "commercial" bands. Can't really blame him though ...
In Nederland werd een podium op Pinkpop 2005 naar hem vernoemd. (Van 1978 t/m 1986 was Peel presentator van Pinkpop) ==> John Peel wasn't he that man that forced the breaktrough for the Sisters? He was linked to Pinkpop???
Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 22:09
Yes, he was! Quite an honour, isn't it?cardoman wrote: John Peel:
In Nederland werd een podium op Pinkpop 2005 naar hem vernoemd. (Van 1978 t/m 1986 was Peel presentator van Pinkpop) ==> John Peel wasn't he that man that forced the breaktrough for the Sisters? He was linked to Pinkpop???
Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 22:26
That man deserves a statue!paul wrote:Yes, he was! Quite an honour, isn't it?cardoman wrote: John Peel:
In Nederland werd een podium op Pinkpop 2005 naar hem vernoemd. (Van 1978 t/m 1986 was Peel presentator van Pinkpop) ==> John Peel wasn't he that man that forced the breaktrough for the Sisters? He was linked to Pinkpop???
Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 23:48
He only speaks the truth, doesn't he?cardoman wrote:robertzombie wrote:Isn't there one interview tape where the interviewer asks Eldritch where the band are and he goes "We are the band!" ?
(sometimes exaggerated by several orders of magnitude but nevertheless...)
Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 12:18
I guess so...nowayjose wrote:He only speaks the truth, doesn't he?cardoman wrote:robertzombie wrote:Isn't there one interview tape where the interviewer asks Eldritch where the band are and he goes "We are the band!" ?
(sometimes exaggerated by several orders of magnitude but nevertheless...)
Posted: 08 Dec 2007, 20:44
In one of the interviews (the polish I believe) Andrew says something that he wishes that there were guitars that were capable of tuning themselves. The reason for him was that he could play the setlist even faster without having to wait for the guitarists to tune the guitars in between songs.
Guess what?
Guess what?
Posted: 08 Dec 2007, 21:57
*lol*PipoTheClown wrote:In one of the interviews (the polish I believe) Andrew says something that he wishes that there were guitars that were capable of tuning themselves. The reason for him was that he could play the setlist even faster without having to wait for the guitarists to tune the guitars in between songs.
Guess what?
If he would play his setlists faster than "usual fast" there would be no noticeable breaks between the songs - thatslikewritingwithoutanyspacebetweenthewords^^
Posted: 10 Dec 2007, 11:41
haha,
Now the guitar thing is settled i guess then next thing on eldritch' wish-list would be a roborecord. that is a record which composes and records itself and than puts itself out "with a bit of a muscle" automatically
Now the guitar thing is settled i guess then next thing on eldritch' wish-list would be a roborecord. that is a record which composes and records itself and than puts itself out "with a bit of a muscle" automatically
Posted: 10 Dec 2007, 11:47
he said something similar to me at the last joseph's well nearmeth gigPipoTheClown wrote:In one of the interviews (the polish I believe) Andrew says something that he wishes that there were guitars that were capable of tuning themselves. The reason for him was that he could play the setlist even faster without having to wait for the guitarists to tune the guitars in between songs.
Guess what?