Heartland

what's the best version of crash and burn, both in terms of performance (ie: it rocks like a bastard) and quality (ie: say a certain dj wanted to play a version at a certain up and coming special party... )?

also, while i think about it, anyone got creaming jesus' "temple of shite" on cd or mp3?

Quiff Boy wrote:also, while i think about it, anyone got creaming jesus' "temple of shite" on cd or mp3?

update: no worries on the creaming jesus score. ta ce||three

at the time I thought the version they played in Deinze a few years back rocked most....
unfortunately
a)I never found a boot of that gig
b)the gig itself was crap, due to the most passive audience I ever witnessed.....
the metal guitars on the other hand were :droolsmiley:

QB

after extensive research

best quality Wayne's Leeds 27th

and a never traded Amsterdam, that it took 6 months to get

overall most enjoyable whilst still being good quality: Notts 2000 introduced "no,no...you're one sick puppy"

of course these things are all subjective

the album version

I still think, the premiere of the song at M'era Luna 2000 was the most impressive performance of that song.

vicus wrote:I still think, the premiere of the song at M'era Luna 2000 was the most impressive performance of that song.

good job i've also included that version on the C&B disk

you guys ROOL!

Must admit, I side with the M'era Luna 2000 version.

"Don't worry, we'll all get used to it. You quicker than we."