Heartland

Don't be like that Tim. Look, I'll even contribute to the re-railment...

The Music, from Kippax (a farmers field away from my house). Okay, not 'great' as such, but the first album is decent. I guess they've had their 'we want to sound most like The Roses' crown taken from them by Kasabian.

Anyone mentioned the March Violets yet?

I'd be hard pushed to believe Dave lives in Leeds; more like the bloody Shire

Planet Dave wrote:Don't be like that Tim. Look, I'll even contribute to the re-railment...

The Music, from Kippax (a farmers field away from my house).

I remember my increasing surprise as we rolled further and further out into no-streetlights country in that taxi .

(And my increasing alarm at being stuck in a cab with four 30-something men, three of them clearly under t'influence of substances of dubious legality, one with Estonian vodka for blood)...

I had no idea Planet Dave was the Pluto of the Leeds solar system. But I think it calls for a bangin' teknooo mix of "I've Got A Brand New Combine Harvester".

d00m and I sat in a taxi for about three hours, whilst Dave planitively reassured us that the rolling hills, sweeping plains, and horse-and-carts were normal for where he lived.

Then he tried to kill us with power tools, or maybe that was a bad dream?

boudicca wrote:I'm glad if I can help derail anything pertaining to bloody Chris Moyles.

we can find out what train he gets if you can provide the wrong kind of leaves

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

boudicca wrote:I'm glad if I can help derail anything pertaining to bloody Chris Moyles.

we can find out what train he gets if you can provide the wrong kind of leaves

Leaves made of dynamite....

timsinister wrote:d00m and I sat in a taxi for about three hours, whilst Dave planitively reassured us that the rolling hills, sweeping plains, and horse-and-carts were normal for where he lived.

Then he tried to kill us with power tools, or maybe that was a bad dream?

Nope Tim, it wasn't a dream. But don't even get me started on your diabolical revenge.

I think I deserve to live in the Shire for a bit. I lived in Minas Morgul for long enough. Otherwise known as Gipton, Leeds.

Meanwhile, back at the thread...

I know it's Bradford not Leeds, but what about Terrorvision?

*tumbleweeds*

Good question Mark - what about Terrovision. Saw them at Milton Keynes in 99 - pants. Worse the Marilyn Manson.

Christ, that's low.

What happens if I whisper Kaiser Chiefs?

MadameButterfly wrote:What happens if I whisper Kaiser Chiefs?

I'm a little hard of hearing. You'll have to speak up

Planet Dave wrote:Good question Mark - what about Terrovision. Saw them at Milton Keynes in 99 - pants. Worse the Marilyn Manson.

At least the singer from Terrorvision (Tony was it?) was good for a laugh on Never Mind The Buzzcocks.

the rose of avalanche???

don't knock the 'vision though. fantastic band. i saw them again this year when they did that week's reformation tour. great live band.

MadameButterfly wrote:What happens if I whisper Kaiser Chiefs?

You'll start a riot?



'Taxi for Whelan!'

markfiend wrote:

a.r.kane wrote:Cassandra Complex

I have a few (potentially litigious) tales to tell about John Galvin, their some-time bassist.

Well, you can start
But first of all someone could tell me if it's hopeless to get any unused CC CDs nowadays? The only one I managed to get has been Wetware. Even Sex & Death, the one which was in circulation even in my strange country when it came out, has disappeared...

Don't get me wrong, I'm not in Heartland to find neither sex nor death, I meant a CD by The Cassandra Complex.

pikkrong wrote:Well, you can start

Largely to do with John's legendary drug-taking.

Having said that, the last time I saw him, John was clean. I don't want to start digging up old dirt on a mate.

MDMA - better than Cassandra Complex and a million miles better than the U-u-utah saints

The only time I ever saw MDMA I thought they were yawntastic.

markfiend wrote:

pikkrong wrote:Well, you can start

Largely to do with John's legendary drug-taking.

Having said that, the last time I saw him, John was clean. I don't want to start digging up old dirt on a mate.

Pardon?

Not you John.

John Galvin, former bass player of Cassandra Complex.

Or are you expressing wonder at my coyness?

markfiend wrote: Or are you expressing wonder at my coyness?

I was more concerned that I was so far out of my tree that I didn't even realise I was out of my tree.