wide receiver
I'm sure that, if pressed, there would be a lot of Sisters songs Von would deny all knowledge of.
If I told them once, I told them a hundred times to put 'Spinal Tap' first and 'Puppet Show' last.
Listened to it this morning, it is definitely 
singing.
No question!
singing.No question!
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i though it sounded like von, and i've listened hard enough & often enough 
it's cack, but it's him.
and driver is him too. i'm sure.
that recent gary marx interview he talked about the track "heartland" being his own tune with a few of his words, which von modified... so maybe "driver" is all marx's original words, with von's tune? or smoething?
it's cack, but it's him.
and driver is him too. i'm sure.
that recent gary marx interview he talked about the track "heartland" being his own tune with a few of his words, which von modified... so maybe "driver" is all marx's original words, with von's tune? or smoething?
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
I'll go with that!Quiff Boy wrote:i though it sounded like von, and i've listened hard enough & often enough
it's cack, but it's him.
and driver is him too. i'm sure.
that recent gary marx interview he talked about the track "heartland" being his own tune with a few of his words, which von modified... so maybe "driver" is all marx's original words, with von's tune? or smoething?
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wide receiver
it's official. it is a very definitely a "real" sisters track.
real in that it was penned and recorded by the man himself, anyway.
not long after they'd got back from the states, circa 84, the band had begun writing material for FALAA.
the story goes that von was really into american football after the trip and he turned up at rehearsal one day with a cassette tape, saying he had this fantastic track he wanted to work on.
it was wide receiver.
sounding like a plodding dirge with a fairground-style guitar line (my description), the only lyric von had come up with at that point was something about a "wide receiever" (american footy reference) and then some dodgy sixth form rhyme about "... deceive her"
groovy
ahhh, dear old von and his "baby pictures", eh?
it's official. it is a very definitely a "real" sisters track.
real in that it was penned and recorded by the man himself, anyway.
not long after they'd got back from the states, circa 84, the band had begun writing material for FALAA.
the story goes that von was really into american football after the trip and he turned up at rehearsal one day with a cassette tape, saying he had this fantastic track he wanted to work on.
it was wide receiver.
sounding like a plodding dirge with a fairground-style guitar line (my description), the only lyric von had come up with at that point was something about a "wide receiever" (american footy reference) and then some dodgy sixth form rhyme about "... deceive her"
groovy
ahhh, dear old von and his "baby pictures", eh?
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
Sounds like you're quoting something there. What's the source?Quiff Boy wrote: ...the only lyric von had come up with at that point was something about a "wide receiever" (american footy reference) and then some dodgy sixth form rhyme about "... deceive her"...
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ummm, mr marxDan wrote:Sounds like you're quoting something there. What's the source?Quiff Boy wrote: ...the only lyric von had come up with at that point was something about a "wide receiever" (american footy reference) and then some dodgy sixth form rhyme about "... deceive her"...
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
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yep. see the driver thread: http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic. ... 1123#51123 
What’s the difference between a buffalo and a bison?
Quiff Boy wrote:ummm, mr marxDan wrote:Sounds like you're quoting something there. What's the source?Quiff Boy wrote: ...the only lyric von had come up with at that point was something about a "wide receiever" (american footy reference) and then some dodgy sixth form rhyme about "... deceive her"...
Now you can call me a marxist
But only in this - Sisters-related - meaning.
do i drive
or am i driven
or am i driven
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Quiff Boy wrote:ummm, mr marxDan wrote:Sounds like you're quoting something there. What's the source?Quiff Boy wrote: ...the only lyric von had come up with at that point was something about a "wide receiever" (american footy reference) and then some dodgy sixth form rhyme about "... deceive her"...
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completely unrelated, but I'm sure 'wide receiver' or 'wide receivers' was a credit at the end of the wake video.
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"wide receivers- boyd steamison (for merciful release) : the ashfield mofos"Harvey Winston wrote:completely unrelated, but I'm sure 'wide receiver' or 'wide receivers' was a credit at the end of the wake video.
basically, the band's personal security.
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"