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Video Celebrations will be held indoors. One near lake bodensee. Where are the others? Tune in!

I've got ten friends coming round

robertzombie wrote:I've got ten friends coming round

I haven't even got ten friends.

I didn't think I knew anybody who had ten friends

Ten friends.
Hope they bring their own beer.

I will watch it with the kids.. no beer for them.

million voices wrote:I didn't think I knew anybody who had ten friends

So does that man you know me or not? I'm confused.

I was counting the person as Robertzombie - not that I actually know him, knowm

But I know him, virtually know him, through the good offices of Heartland - so I am counting that as knowing him.

Now your not confused

That was meant to read "know him" not "knowm" which is an old commanche word for "can't f**king type"

million voices wrote:That was meant to read "know him" not "knowm" which is an old commanche word for "can't f**king type"

You missed "your"

I had a great night out in, altgough less people than at the rah

jost 7 wrote:I had a great night out in, altgough less people than at the rah

Have been surprised by how little there has been in the media about the thirtieth anniversary, both mainstream and social media, especially as it's exactly thirty years since the great Craig Adams played his last gig with TSOM. As with Gary's recent departure anniversary, I've posted my own wee tribute to CA on my blog. TSOM have never sounded the same since, and Von gave up on trying to replace him over a decade ago.

million voices wrote:Now your not confused

To be fair, I'm always confused.

Anyway, I celebrated the glorious events of thirty years ago by cooking tea, helping out with homework, going for a run and then a shower.

Norman Hunter wrote:

million voices wrote:Now your not confused

To be fair, I'm always confused.

Anyway, I celebrated the glorious events of thirty years ago by cooking tea, helping out with homework, going for a run and then a shower.

No fog machine?

Anyhow, celebrations will continue for sure

jost 7 wrote:No fog machine?

The steam from the pasta was as near as it got.

Nikolas Vitus Lagartija wrote:

jost 7 wrote:I had a great night out in, altgough less people than at the rah

Have been surprised by how little there has been in the media about the thirtieth anniversary, both mainstream and social media, especially as it's exactly thirty years since the great Craig Adams played his last gig with TSOM. As with Gary's recent departure anniversary, I've posted my own wee tribute to CA on my blog. TSOM have never sounded the same since, and Von gave up on trying to replace him over a decade ago.

(also from) Select Mag 1991

Thanks for the cutting, Joy ... ...

There probably would have been a lot more in the media if it hadn't had clashed with the 200 years since Waterloo.

The celebration of the end of some self centred, dictatorial, half-pint of a megalomaniac trying to take over the planet.

million voices wrote:There probably would have been a lot more in the media if it hadn't had clashed with the 200 years since Waterloo.

The celebration of the end of some self centred, dictatorial, half-pint of a megalomaniac trying to take over the planet.

And thanks (not for the first time) to @Joy for instantly tracking down a quote I could only half remember.

million voices wrote:There probably would have been a lot more in the media if it hadn't had clashed with the 200 years since Waterloo.

The celebration of the end of some self centred, dictatorial, half-pint of a megalomaniac trying to take over the planet.

People in here at least have the choice between the waterloo of their choice

30 years, where did they go?!!!

Sadly I only got into the Sisters in late 84, as a 14 year old, & so wasn't at the RAH gig but it's crazy to think that most of the punters at that gig, will now be in their 50s.

I know it wont happen & no offence to the current line up but I would dearly love to see Craig play bass at future Sisters gigs.
I'm not talking about a full reunion of the early line up but similar to when he plays with The Alarm, TOH/Spear.
Just a silly dream of mine because I love his style of playing.

million voices wrote:There probably would have been a lot more in the media if it hadn't had clashed with the 200 years since Waterloo.

i know which one i'd rather have been at....

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:

million voices wrote:There probably would have been a lot more in the media if it hadn't had clashed with the 200 years since Waterloo.

i know which one i'd rather have been at....

me too. I love those long jackets and silly pompous hats they all used to wear.










anyway, enough of sisters fans