Heartland

AE wrote:Mancs always big themselves up.

bastard.



















s'true though

Aye.

It's an interesting little potted history and interview though.

Yeah, a nice little interview....was shocked to see it. Only popped onto the site as there's a new Kate Bush interview on there too.

Cool article and inteview.

I always loved the Quietus

Nice one! (strangely styled it may be)

The only music site i read on a regular basis now.

That and Pitchfork really...

Enjoyable interview.
Whats the story about the cupcake abuse????

He was grabbing the girls or something and got kicked out, no? Strange how that bit hangs a bit lost in there...

Nice one indeed but don't really want to start hoping(again) for new studio album,,,i had almost forgotten about it,,,but the last line,,,oh boy

Choque was throwing the cupcakes around and generally being a dick. He was unceremoniously ejected. Not sure what that has to do with "1995 and Nowhere" though...

Re: "Mancs always big themselves up." -- Fair point; I can't imagine a Leeds band ever recording a song called "I Am The Resurrection"...

When no one was looking, Choque
took forty cakes. He took 40 cakes.
That's as many as four tens.
And that's terrible.

Thank you for that, Ben Graham ... and thanks for the link, jay ... ...

“Doomy is just a housewife's word for realistic� – Eldritch

... ...

I always thought that I knew the meaning of the word "recently". I was obviously wrong. Especially when in the same sentence with "Far Parade".

All those third person replies make him sound like Charlie Sheen or possibly someone the UN might be considering relieving of his dictatorship.

Ben Graham wrote:"his is not for want of new material; since 1993, at least a dozen new and unreleased songs have appeared in the Sisters' set lists

That's a rather generous reading of the situation, although one that we've all heard before.

thank you jay! That was really entertaining :.D

Ben Graham wrote: Eldritch is up there with the greats

This is the kind of impartial assessment I love to read. A great biog and a decent interview too - even has some positive things to say about WH ! Moral high ground time, methinks. So it's official - Wayne alone was responsible for the jangly folk-rock feel of FALAA.

Waiting patiently for US gigs

stufarq wrote:All those third person replies make him sound like Charlie Sheen or possibly someone the UN might be considering relieving of his dictatorship.

Or Cesar or Napoleon- any-who i'm agree- that sounds a bit odd. And this interview brought nothing new. And 'Far Parade' ....

His answers were much more indirect and oblique compared to earlier interviews.

"There is also the possibility that after all this time, any new Sisters release, no matter how good, would inevitably be an anti-climax: a possibility that Eldritch declined to comment on in the interview that follows."

Self explanatory, imho.

Many thanks for the link

I thought :-

The synopsis / summary / obituary in waiting / story so far was excellent

The interview whilst revealing little nuggets of info was answered in a rather pathetic manner - somewhat childish, not what one would expect from someone of his intellect.

I love "third person speak" hence I found this interview really rather brilliant.

Purple Light wrote:Purple Light loves "third person speak" hence he/she found this interview really rather brilliant.

Amended it for you.