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For any of you Chameleons fans out there.

Looks like a good day out.

Sultans of Ping? Did they ever have any songs other than that execrable "Where's Me Jumper"?

markfiend wrote:Sultans of Ping? Did they ever have any songs other than that execrable "Where's Me Jumper"?

Not that I'm aware of.

Should be a good set from them then

markfiend wrote:Should be a short set from them then

I fixed that for you

markfiend wrote:Sultans of Ping? Did they ever have any songs other than that execrable "Where's Me Jumper"?

There was the great Nigel Clough tribute one "Give him a ball and a yard of grass" which had the great chorus (a direct quote from his Dad) - "he's a nice young man, with a lovely smile".
Talking of execrable, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, The Frank & Walters and Cud all on the same bill ? Expect the bar to be very busy.

i did see them at reading one year, they were quite good fun

CUD???
oh, WOW. brilliant!

emilystrange wrote:CUD???
oh, WOW. brilliant!

To be fair, they were decent 'live' (where else apart from CBBC's The Slammer could you shout "you Fat B----" at someone and play with purple balloons for an hour for a fiver) but their songs were instantly forgettable, like for example, erm ...

seen most if not all of the other bands (all at reading festival) and can't say i'm bothered about any of them.
but £27.50 to see the chameleons play "script of the bridge" is good value in anyone's money-especially if they squeeze in "in shreds" as well.

I remember the Sultans being massive fans of The Cramps......could never tell though!

oh bibi, is that you?

heck, i could sing a few CUD songs, even if i've forgotten the exact titles.

i get so excited at the mention of correction... (sang Carl)

eastmidswhizzkid wrote: but £27.50 to see A Chameleon sing "script of the bridge" is good value in anyone's money-especially if he squeezed "in shreds" as well.

Why not just hire a back room, invite several uber fans and we'll stick the album on and get busy and possibly a bit maudlin.