Heartland

Posted: **06 Dec 2012, 21:33**

really really desperate to hear any news..any gossip...any location...people thrown me a bone here, would you?

Posted: **12 Dec 2012, 13:30**

I do come back every now and then to see whether there are any dates for 2013... I thought you knew something!!!!!

Posted: **12 Dec 2012, 17:35**

unfortunately not, but the planning is getting so full for next year, getting a bit worried here.

Posted: **12 Dec 2012, 20:50**

he's probably waiting to see if we get past the 21st before committing

Posted: **12 Dec 2012, 21:23**

they should play Budapest then, we are 50 years behind...heh...hence we are landing on the 19th already:)

Posted: **13 Dec 2012, 10:16**

paint it black wrote:he's probably waiting to see if we get past the 21st before committing

He doesn't strike me as the type to take that nonsense seriously.

Posted: **13 Dec 2012, 11:24**

Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel

Posted: **13 Dec 2012, 12:58**

iesus wrote:Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel

no no, new songs!

Posted: **13 Dec 2012, 13:26**

radiojamaica wrote:
iesus wrote:Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel
no no, new songs!

funny thing, it didn't even pass my mind that it could be an option

Posted: **13 Dec 2012, 13:31**

iesus wrote:
radiojamaica wrote:
iesus wrote:Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel
no no, new songs!
funny thing, it didn't even pass my mind that it could be an option

Ouch!

Posted: **15 Dec 2012, 06:05**

iesus wrote:Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel

He already did - it's a treatise on "The Habitual Colours Of Clothing Among Fans Of Goth Bands, 1980-Present Day", published by the Oxford University Press.

It's called "50 Shades Of Grey". Best-seller, apparently.

Posted: **16 Dec 2012, 00:02**

EvilBastard wrote:
iesus wrote:Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel
He already did - it's a treatise on "The Habitual Colours Of Clothing Among Fans Of Goth Bands, 1980-Present Day", published by the Oxford University Press.

It's called "50 Shades Of Grey". Best-seller, apparently.

Surely 50 Shades Of Black. Or even 50 Shades Of Shiva.

Posted: **17 Dec 2012, 17:58**

He's updating site, writes "making of" stories.

Posted: **17 Dec 2012, 23:27**

So no news whatsoever and already up to twelve posts...erm, make that thirteen

. I suppose we've got used to making our own fun over the past twenty years ..

Posted: **20 Dec 2012, 17:44**

radiojamaica wrote:
iesus wrote:Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel
no no, new songs!

You put the punctuation in the wrong place. I think you meant "No, no new songs!"

Posted: **20 Dec 2012, 23:13**

sultan2075 wrote:
radiojamaica wrote:
iesus wrote:Maybe he is passing that period writing a novel
no no, new songs!
You put the punctuation in the wrong place. I think you meant "No, no new songs!"

Blimey, I was wrong!

Posted: **22 Dec 2012, 10:17**

maybe some x-mas suprprise, as sometimes in the past? or maybe not. Happy x-mas anyway

Posted: **22 Dec 2012, 23:00**

In 1983 TSOM released Alice, The Reptile House and the Temple of Love EP's so hopefully a 30th anniversary tour where they play all (or at least one) of the EP's all the way through. The Reptile House is my favourite EP by them and I'd love to hear Heartland live.

Maybe I should stop dreaming and just hope for a normal tour instead

Posted: **23 Dec 2012, 01:42**

that's unacceptable- that would be like living in the past and we know that TSOM is band focused on the future.

Posted: **23 Dec 2012, 02:27**

Bartek wrote:that's unacceptable- that would be like living in the past and we know that TSOM is band focused on the future.

Yes. The future!

Posted: **23 Dec 2012, 11:59**

The future being new album/singles news and tour info with plenty of band to audience communication?

I agree...

Posted: **23 Dec 2012, 13:32**

The future will repeat itself, just like the setlists

Posted: **23 Dec 2012, 17:59**

Now, not tomorrow ...

...

Posted: **23 Dec 2012, 19:32**

Bartek wrote:that's unacceptable- that would be like living in the past and we know that TSOM is band focused on the future.

paul wrote:The future will repeat itself, just like the setlists

I believe we're witnessing here a bold maneuver to transcend necessity, to "break what [he's] been given" as it were, by pre-empting the eternal recurrence of all things.

Posted: **23 Dec 2012, 20:53**

I just don't know what to say, you have taken my words as some kind of sarcastic joke? well, that was pure truth, that's what I'm thinking. TSOM is the best band at least in this solar system and they gigs for last 6 years are just fantastic, I/I've never know/knew what songs they shall play. I'm shocked. You ruined my x-mas.