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I like that picture / photo session very much. The smaller one inside the Cassette box is also great.Villemorien wrote:Does any one have a spare of this one? Looking for it for a while!
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Yes, but the gig is not listed there, either! ...spiggymr7 wrote:The Official gigography site is very incomplete for the period 81 82 83 .
http://www.songkick.com/venues/44247-ki ... l-ballroom
...spiggymr7 wrote:The correct date is 22.12.1982 ,not 1983
To be announced = The Cocteau Twins
. Had I checked what day of the week 22nd December was, I could have not spent hours of my life pondering this mystery ! Thanks @spiggymr7 for the correction, and to @Being for the original link. So another piece of the 1982 jigsaw (or "gigsaw" - I'll get my coat) nears completion. 
... Wonderful. So I'll create another new page in the SistersWiki ... 
...Fantastic ! What an amazing gig that must have been. ToH and Cocteau Twins were both massively hyped by the London music press so there should have been a big crowd at the Kilburn National. Most people into indie music in the early 80s can probably remember the first time they heard Wax and Wane or Legion for the first time on Peel. Thanks again, @Spiggymr7.spiggymr7 wrote:For NVL who like my relics .
SOUNDS Magazine 04.12.82 .
I happened to be in the same record shop as one of Skrewdriver (if it's the same nasty right-wing lot) recently and even though I didn't know who he was my hackles were raised. Could be doing them a disservice of course. Maybe they've changed and become cuddly as the years have passed.Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:Fantastic ! What an amazing gig that must have been. ToH and Cocteau Twins were both massively hyped by the London music press so there should have been a big crowd at the Kilburn National. Most people into indie music in the early 80s can probably remember the first time they heard Wax and Wane or Legion for the first time on Peel. Thanks again, @Spiggymr7.spiggymr7 wrote:For NVL who like my relics .
SOUNDS Magazine 04.12.82 .
Epic poster! Eldridge...Being645 wrote:So here is one for The Sisterhood (m*****n), 1rst gig ... very expensive ...
http://tinyurl.com/phnrluf
Indeed. Wouldn't be surprised if it went for 25000.cardoman wrote:Epic poster! Eldridge...Being645 wrote:So here is one for The Sisterhood (m*****n), 1rst gig ... very expensive ...
http://tinyurl.com/phnrluf
That's a creative noteNikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:Indeed. Wouldn't be surprised if it went for 25000.cardoman wrote:Epic poster! Eldridge...Being645 wrote:So here is one for The Sisterhood (m*****n), 1rst gig ... very expensive ...
http://tinyurl.com/phnrluf
...Congrats to Taylor, but if that is a genuine one there was two different posters promoting that gig...Drsisters wrote:Eletric Garden 83 poster just went for over 100£, don't even sure if it was a genuie copy or a fake one..
http://www.tradera.com/item/340322/2350 ... -item-main
Sorry but I don't have one. There used to be a record store in Stockholm called Little Shop of Records in the nineties, the owner had the poster on the wall. I tried to buy it from him several times but he refused to sell it. It was the head and star logo with white text on dark blue.brunobossier wrote:Is there a photo of that other copy ?
It is also on the website about Electric GardenDrsisters wrote:the one sold is the one Electric Garden used to promote the concert with, but I heard from several people that that poster been bootlegged by some shady persons. Money, Money, Money
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