Heartland

What about ideas for producers of the new material, apart from von himself? I'd like to see, Bob Ezrin, or, David Gilmour, or, Brian Eno.

Answers on a postcard or stuckdown envelope, and address it to, Above the chemist, headingley, Leeds, LS1

PO Box HP29, LS6 1AA

If I remember correctly.

Although I don't think the Hyde Park Corner Post Office is even a Post Office any more, so that address probably goes to dev/null these days.

I wasn't sure of the address, or even the postcode, worth a guess..... Same chance of the sisters getting it tho... Sure a crew dude/dudette said that Von "spends a bit of time" in Leeds when I did last years gig...

theparadox2010 wrote:I wasn't sure of the address, or even the postcode, worth a guess..... Same chance of the sisters getting it tho... Sure a crew dude/dudette said that Von "spends a bit of time" in Leeds when I did last years gig...

aye, he lives in leeds full time these days.

Quiff Boy wrote:

theparadox2010 wrote:I wasn't sure of the address, or even the postcode, worth a guess..... Same chance of the sisters getting it tho... Sure a crew dude/dudette said that Von "spends a bit of time" in Leeds when I did last years gig...

aye, he lives in leeds full time these days.

and yet he never calls

I wonder whether he considered going to the Brudenell Social Club the other week?

markfiend wrote:I wonder whether he considered going to the Brudenell Social Club the other week?

that f**king noise between sets was a bit SSV

markfiend wrote:I wonder whether he considered going to the Brudenell Social Club the other week?

i gather he has been known to do a bit of fetching and carrying for them

i doubt he'd do it anywhere he would be recognised (& hounded) though...

weebleswobble wrote:that f**king noise between sets was a bit SSV

Hey you may be onto something!

So, it must be swag brigade that make our humble shirts then, anyways, producers, my vote: Saul Goode, from jazzwank records.

I: "This Corrosion" is from Jim Steinman produced. [In German: How did that come about?]

A: We rang him up. We were thinking of doing an Abba song originally. So we rang him up two years ago and he was busy, but he said "Yeah, I can make a record as stupid as you want", so when the time came to put "This Corrosion" out he was the only person we took, to ...

I: And why?

A: Because he really knows how to make a wonderfully stupid record. Totally outrageous.

I: You think it's a stupid record?

A: Yeah. Every time, every time you think to yourself: do we really want to go this far? and you say to Jim, "Jim, are you sure about this?", and anybody else will go "Don't do it!", Jim goes "More! More! More people, singing!". It works.

- http://www.vamp.org/Gothic/Text/3interviews.html