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The Love Cats - A Peculiarly British Style to be broadcast (quelle surprise) on 30th October 2013. No mention of the Sisters, but there's still time to change that; send them your comments and stories.

Looks very interesting.
Let's bombard them with suggestions

Pista wrote:Looks very interesting.
Let's bombard them with suggestions

Hell yes...be criminal not to...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01pkr5p

This episode mentions that there The m*****n

Just dug a little deeper & realised that there's an episodes page

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01l9qb ... ts/2013/01

Looks like it could be a very interesting series indeed

Hope Maconie keeps his rapant opinion in check

Is that a fencing term?

Debaser wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01pkr5p

This episode mentions that there The m*****n

It also suggests that (The) (Southern) (Death) Cult were from Leeds ! I always thought that they were from Bradford (apart from Astbury, obviously, who was raised by wolves in the American West then adopted by a tribe of Native Americans). Hope the series is going to be better researched than that. Looks like it will be just the same old hoary clichés linking industrial decline with music that pre-dated it (with Thatcher not elected until May '79). Will Maconie try to find a link between the decline of coal mining in Wigan and the rise of Northern Soul ? I doubt it. I bet he plays "It's Grim Up North", too.

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote: ....(apart from Astbury, obviously, who was raised by wolves in the American West then adopted by a tribe of Native Americans).

Pista wrote:Is that a fencing term?

No more an indication i should check what i'm typing

Had a lovely chat with (producer) Laura from the BBC last night, talking about goth culture and the Sisters; she thinks that Temple Of Love has been selected for the show's playlist.

Hopefully some of my ramblings will make the broadcast on the 30th. :)