Heartland

...what would it be?

Here's mine?

Why are you in such denial about your past? You can embrace it, all of it, without having to accept that you are the Godfather of Goth, you know.


XidiouX

My question: "Just what the f**k is your problem?"

Probably something about Hegel.

Brad wrote:My question: "Just what the f**k is your problem?"

Whiskas or Kitekat?

Which could be the one?

I asked him one question in May...

Why did you wear fishnet vest during 2005 NME gig?

Daddy or chips?

How many roads must a man walk down before you can call him a man?

Have you seen the remote?

Joy wrote:I asked him one question in May...

(but as I received an answer to that, I’m asking another question)

What did you say to me in Vienna during Crash and Burn, when you missed “take a walk� from the first refrain?
Unfortunately I’m not good at reading from the mouth...

markfiend wrote:How many roads must a man walk down before you can call him a man?

42?

sultan2075 wrote:

markfiend wrote:How many roads must a man walk down before you can call him a man?

42?

I hoped someone would do that

I'd probably ask him something as banal as, when you had your three biggest hits, why weren't you touring?

Where the f**k is the new album?

Toilet paper or babywipes?

Brad wrote:My question: "Just what the f**k is your problem?"

Has anyone read the latest Vive Le Rock interview in detail? For me it means everything is okay and he has not problem. During the interview he has his girlfriend next to him and he makes a statement that he has never made before. I think he has changed a lot and not for the worse:

"I've been very lucky and I think it's a luxury that few people life get to afford themselves and I'm grateful to the people that have allowed me to do that. And that's where a fifty or a hundred thousand people do assume an identity - they are those people. That makes me sound humble. I'm not really. but I would like them to know that I'm grateful."

My question : Body and Soul - why ?

Aazhyd wrote:Where the f**k is the new album?

On his HD. Maybe even internal HD.

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:My question : Body and Soul - why ?

for the storming live version(s) -not that i mind the studio version.

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:My question : Body and Soul - why ?

for the storming live version(s) -not that i mind the studio version.

Why?
To overcome and at the same time maintain the Reptile House EP and Temple Of Love single effect ...
and to give space to tracks like Afterhours ... and to do some snaky voodoo moving in videos to attract more of the necessary potential ... ...

I love Body And Soul in all its versions ... ... even in all seriousness ... ...


Ah, a question to Andrew Eldritch ... ...

Next year?

Next year? 2015.

Now, one simple question to Being, because that puzzled me every time I see your admiration to TSOM/AE work: is there any song or at least fragment of song that you don't like?

Try again next year, Bartek... ...

Since releasing a new album would be both profitable, provide a much-needed reinvigoration of both the band and its fan base, and allow you total artistic control, why won't you do so?

XidiouX wrote:If you could ask Andrew Eldritch one question what would it be?

What's the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

Bartek wrote:Next year? 2015.

Now, one simple question to Being, because that puzzled me every time I see your admiration to TSOM/AE work: is there any song or at least fragment of song that you don't like?

For me, if were talking about the material that's been released, there's nothing I don't like - there are some songs I like more than I like others, but as the poet Eddie Spaghetti once said, "I like it all, man" (as far as recorded and released material goes! Romeo Down doesn't do much for me, but I suspect that a recorded version would be superior).