To Budapest??? I'll wait until you get your copy and then order it myself.Pista wrote:Mine's been dispatched
New book mid August
Haha.czuczu wrote:...and the CD is quite useful for protecting my table from a hot mug of tea
What's on it btw?
Romeo Down (8trk demo), a live Mish track (poss from Shepherds Bush), I Walk The Line (studio version I think). No Cure or Cult stuff. Can't remember the details cos I'm at work now. There's probably quite a bit there for some folk here, just not my cup of tea....
I may have made up one of the above tracks.
I may have made up one of the above tracks.
czuczu wrote: I may have made up one of the above tracks.
...and there I was thinking that surely you were distressed instead.czuczu wrote:I may have made up one of the above tracks.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
CD stuff:
Flesh for Lulu
Salvation
Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry
Meteors
Skeletal Family
Andi Sex Gang
Zero Le Creche
Mish
Danse Society
Alien Sex Fiend
1919
Chameleons
Inca Babies
Ausgang
Demented Are Go
Actually bit better than I remembered it being!
Flesh for Lulu
Salvation
Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry
Meteors
Skeletal Family
Andi Sex Gang
Zero Le Creche
Mish
Danse Society
Alien Sex Fiend
1919
Chameleons
Inca Babies
Ausgang
Demented Are Go
Actually bit better than I remembered it being!
Got my copy; the Eldritch interview is pretty standard fare - no records, touring's good enough, Japanese movies, Cockney Rebel, computers, cats, cricket, etc.
The Wayne interview looks like it might have a few interesting snippets in it, but haven't read it yet. An intriguing-looking Coleman about the making of Night Time too.
The Wayne interview looks like it might have a few interesting snippets in it, but haven't read it yet. An intriguing-looking Coleman about the making of Night Time too.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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http://www.angelfire.com/co/rsff/history.htmlczuczu wrote:Quiff Boy wrote:i gather there's a bit of a faux pas with the rosetta stone photo?
Hadnt noticed that! Its a good look, definitely an improvement for them!
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
Yup, that's the one! Von is proved correct about music journalists yet again.
(There actually are some interesting bits in the Von interview, about meeting with fans, hints of pre-Sisters bands, My Boy Lollipop, cats, computers, Cockney Rebel and dodgy Japanese movies, etc).
(There actually are some interesting bits in the Von interview, about meeting with fans, hints of pre-Sisters bands, My Boy Lollipop, cats, computers, Cockney Rebel and dodgy Japanese movies, etc).
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
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Got my copy today (after fruitless trips to Asda, RS McColl etc), in the kind of card wallet that photo paper comes in, detailing some of the bands inside. And what strapline have they taken from the lengthy That Guitarist interview ? "There's still bad blood between me and Eldritch ..."
Not a lot new in any of the interviews, but some great 80s nostalgia, a far less of The Cure than you would guess from the cover
Not a lot new in any of the interviews, but some great 80s nostalgia, a far less of The Cure than you would guess from the cover
Only gone and ordered one didn't I.
I'll stick it next to my deeply offensive* "30th anniversary of unknown pleasures" edition of NME.
*somebody cited the opening lyrics to 24 hours as the opening lyrics to shadowplay, I was mortified.
I'll stick it next to my deeply offensive* "30th anniversary of unknown pleasures" edition of NME.
*somebody cited the opening lyrics to 24 hours as the opening lyrics to shadowplay, I was mortified.
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Eventually arrived ... ... and well worth the money! Nicely packed, pretty layouts, plenty wonderful photos, lots of stuff to read ... and written in nice manners ...a lovely bit of nostalgia tempting to dig a bit further into matters (in case one shouldn't be aware, anyway), to listen to that CD and to keep an eye on current activities of those bands and their field(s) ...
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I got mine yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed the interview. I've not read anything else yet or listened to the CD. I'm looking forward to reading the FOTN piece...
Thought the gig adverts were a bit dated. The Cult, The m*****n and Killing Joke tour is advertised with KJ still on the bill, although the venues had been downsized...
Thought the gig adverts were a bit dated. The Cult, The m*****n and Killing Joke tour is advertised with KJ still on the bill, although the venues had been downsized...
...train, crashin' head long into the heartland...
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I've read it all by now. Nice little mag it is!
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i'm as happy as a pig in s**t!
my copy of the magazine arrived today, yay!
thanks again Pista for helping me out
only just read the interview & it was a lovely read.
stunning to be able to go back to the alternative 80's again!
my copy of the magazine arrived today, yay!
thanks again Pista for helping me out
only just read the interview & it was a lovely read.
stunning to be able to go back to the alternative 80's again!
it's all about circles and spirals
that ongoing eternity
that ongoing eternity
Great news.MadameButterfly wrote:i'm as happy as a pig in s**t!
my copy of the magazine arrived today, yay!
thanks again Pista for helping me out
only just read the interview & it was a lovely read.
stunning to be able to go back to the alternative 80's again!
Any time Debs
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Me neither.Quiff Boy wrote:still haven't been able to find it in any shops
The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.
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