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Posted: **22 Dec 2007, 22:41**

vicus wrote:
psychobilly? who?

Is that VON????

Posted: **22 Dec 2007, 23:21**

no, it's Mr. E

Posted: **22 Dec 2007, 23:37**

As Andrew S already mentioned - Vienna 05

but no bad words about Sisters followers.

Posted: **23 Dec 2007, 10:57**

pikkrong wrote:As Andrew S already mentioned - Vienna 05
but no bad words about Sisters followers.

Totally agree! Crowd was a b*tch that night (I mean some of them ofcourse)

Posted: **23 Dec 2007, 11:02**

James Blast wrote:no, it's Mr. E

So Mr. Eldritch on guitars and with drum behind him. Which concert? Tx James.

Posted: **23 Dec 2007, 11:38**

cardoman wrote:
James Blast wrote:no, it's Mr. E
So Mr. Eldritch on guitars and with drum behind him. Which concert? Tx James.

The picture shows Andrew as guest bass player for New Model Army at a St Pauli benefit show.

Posted: **23 Dec 2007, 11:59**

paul wrote:
cardoman wrote:
James Blast wrote:no, it's Mr. E
So Mr. Eldritch on guitars and with drum behind him. Which concert? Tx James.
The picture shows Andrew as guest bass player for New Model Army at a St Pauli benefit show.

Alright Paul, thanks for info. So I learn every day...

Posted: **23 Dec 2007, 16:42**

cardoman wrote:
Alright Paul, thanks for info. So I learn every day...

You're more than welcome

Posted: **23 Dec 2007, 22:34**

That pic got me itno New Model Army!

I saw it on the web somewhere captioned "Andrew Eldritch playing bass for NMA" or something similar. I spent a good while trying to find "NMA" on the web using websites like allmusic etc. When I finally came up with what they stood for I looked into the band and was very pleased indeed.

Posted: **23 Dec 2007, 22:51**

oh dear....

Posted: **24 Dec 2007, 09:22**

Maisey wrote:That pic got me itno New Model Army!

I saw it on the web somewhere captioned "Andrew Eldritch playing bass for NMA" or something similar. I spent a good while trying to find "NMA" on the web using websites like allmusic etc. When I finally came up with what they stood for I looked into the band and was very pleased indeed.

NMA is a great band, I've been a fan for a very long time now and seen them live dozens of times. The first couple of albums are really great (No rest for the wicked, The ghost of cain, Vengeance, Impurity etc.) Very strong music and lyrics. I saw them live last friday in Amsterdam: Brilliant!!!

Posted: **24 Dec 2007, 20:36**

paul wrote:
Maisey wrote:That pic got me itno New Model Army!

I saw it on the web somewhere captioned "Andrew Eldritch playing bass for NMA" or something similar. I spent a good while trying to find "NMA" on the web using websites like allmusic etc. When I finally came up with what they stood for I looked into the band and was very pleased indeed.
NMA is a great band, I've been a fan for a very long time now and seen them live dozens of times. The first couple of albums are really great (No rest for the wicked, The ghost of cain, Vengeance, Impurity etc.) Very strong music and lyrics. I saw them live last friday in Amsterdam: Brilliant!!!

You right, till and including Impurity liked all their stuff. Still go and see them occasionally in the Netherlands, few years ago in Hardenberg and Groningen. Still very good live.

Posted: **25 Dec 2007, 09:16**

paul wrote:
cardoman wrote:
James Blast wrote:no, it's Mr. E
So Mr. Eldritch on guitars and with drum behind him. Which concert? Tx James.
The picture shows Andrew as guest bass player for New Model Army at a St Pauli benefit show.

this one: http://www.poison-door.net/stpauli/
(you can find

also on the last picture)

Posted: **25 Dec 2007, 12:22**

vicus wrote:
paul wrote:
cardoman wrote: So Mr. Eldritch on guitars and with drum behind him. Which concert? Tx James.
The picture shows Andrew as guest bass player for New Model Army at a St Pauli benefit show.
this one: http://www.poison-door.net/stpauli/
(you can find also on the last picture)

Nice, tx for that.

Posted: **25 Dec 2007, 19:16**

Gollum's Cock wrote:
You right, till and including Impurity liked all their stuff. Still go and see them occasionally in the Netherlands, few years ago in Hardenberg and Groningen. Still very good live.

I've been to those shows as well! It's always party time when Army is in town

Posted: **25 Dec 2007, 19:21**

a band that allas escaped me, I don't think I wanted to like them, they were too ugly, sorry

Posted: **01 Jan 2008, 00:30**

My sympathies ...

I got a load of abuse from a bunch of idiots outside and before the Crystal Palace outdoor gig (was it 1992?) - they didn't like my ('Some Girls Wander') shirt apparently! I wasn't bothered as I can 'look after myself'. As a veteran 1970s soccer 'hooli', the Old Den was far more scary ...

Also, sort of related - m*****n fans were getting pretty verbal to Cure fans at Lorelei in ?1989 - pretty tame stuff, so I didn't bother even acknowledging it.

Horsham Scooter Boys -

Eek!, or should that be Ho Ho Ho? Would they be related in any way to the Mods from Crawley? In the early 1980s I was out for a spin on my Honda CBX when the latter lobbed a plank of wood at me (missed of course)! - I turned sharply around and scattered them - w*nkers!

All of this seems very strange as I always thought gigs were for having fun, not a fashion competition or an excuse for wanna-be alpha males to push each other around? I'm sure all of us have had far more grief from bouncers and other security types at one time or another???

Going back to your original point, I think I know where you're coming from, as it seems a small minority of 'Sisterhood' or whatever, think only folk from Leeds/Wakefield/Bradford or 'oop North' are somehow 'genuine' (?!) - Strange Indeed! - Where are they now? Do we care?!

Posted: **01 Jan 2008, 00:48**

yes, you missed Glasgow

Posted: **01 Jan 2008, 00:52**

James Blast wrote:yes, you missed Glasgow

Evidently ... Enlighten me pls? - I know you want to!

Happy 2008 James - I can see we are seriously in need of entertainment ...

Posted: **01 Jan 2008, 01:00**

see post#12

Posted: **01 Jan 2008, 01:53**

James Blast wrote:see post#12

Yeah right, mostly peaceful these days ... 'young-uns' ain't seen nothin' eh?

Posted: **03 Jan 2008, 03:19**

Strangely, every Sisters gig I've been to (nec 92', b'ham academy 01 & wolvo, 03)
there's been a large (fat) bloke shouting 'Wan*er' at Eldritch for the first few songs,
until he gets 'escorted from the premises', the cries of 'Wan*er' echoing into the distance.
And no, it was'nt Hussey.

Posted: **03 Jan 2008, 22:08**

Andy Christ 666 wrote:Strangely, every Sisters gig I've been to (nec 92', b'ham academy 01 & wolvo, 03)
there's been a large (fat) bloke shouting 'Wan*er' at Eldritch for the first few songs,
until he gets 'escorted from the premises', the cries of 'Wan*er' echoing into the distance.
And no, it was'nt Hussey.

If i'm right, that'll be the bloke who tried to set up and promote a gig at the NEC, but

pulled the plug as the guy didn't keep to his part of the contract, leaving one very p***ed off businessman. There's a thread on here somewhere all about it

Posted: **03 Jan 2008, 22:16**

Big Si wrote:
Andy Christ 666 wrote:Strangely, every Sisters gig I've been to (nec 92', b'ham academy 01 & wolvo, 03)
there's been a large (fat) bloke shouting 'Wan*er' at Eldritch for the first few songs,
until he gets 'escorted from the premises', the cries of 'Wan*er' echoing into the distance.
And no, it was'nt Hussey.
If i'm right, that'll be the bloke who tried to set up and promote a gig at the NEC, but pulled the plug as the guy didn't keep to his part of the contract, leaving one very p***ed off businessman. There's a thread on here somewhere all about it

Why would the guy (Paul Storm?) shout wanker at Eldritch 5 years before he pulled the infamous NEC gig in 1997 if he was the promoter

Posted: **03 Jan 2008, 22:44**

James Blast wrote:a band that allas escaped me, I don't think I wanted to like them, they were too ugly, sorry

You don't have to look at their picture to listen their cd

Heartland

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