Heartland

Well, now we have our own Heartland tees and discussing about some other lovely releases of this label. What's the next thing - our own printed fanzine?
UNDRWEAR AND PLOP maybe
Any better suggestions?
Anyway, I guess there's enough subjects to concern with: Sisters record and gigs reviews (there's always The Sisters Of Murphy ), discussions about guitars, beards, bass players etc and - of course - BP's coumn about sexuality of men
Or news from South Africa (about New Model Army gigs, cats, computer games etc)
And I'm ready to write an article for each issue myself. Of course, in Estonian. Since no one else could read them I cold write what I want about - so I'd have no problem to finish my column in time
(Well, to be true... I talk about Sisters all the time anyway In the last interview - related with my last book - I confessed my greatest idol is Doktor Avalanche... and mentioned the famous "prince of darkness walkout" when they compared my book with film noir...)
And don't forget the humour page where we could discuss about Mortiis, Sopor Aeternus etc...
And - of course - comic strip

heartland already brings you all this and more, does it not?

i don't think we need change our remit

paddy's been in one fanzine and about to be in another..

Quiff Boy wrote:heartland already brings you all this and more, does it not?

true. but the real life (without a real new Sisters release) is quite sad. OK, I'll watch "The Meaning Of Life" VHS again...

pikkrong wrote: And I'm ready to write an article for each issue myself. Of course, in Estonian. Since no one else could read them I cold write what I want about - so I'd have no problem to finish my column in time

Very few things in life make me laugh. Our Estonian cousin does.

you can be very dark sometimes JB

James Blast wrote:you can be very dark sometimes JB

Aren't we all?

All of us have a dark or light side. Most of us just live in the hues or colours or shades or shadows of life. That's how we survive.

You never answered the query over Fat Bob '82?

BeeP has bummed me, strange lady.

Am I the only person here with nowt to sell?

James Blast wrote:BeeP has bummed me, strange lady.

TMI, or am I on another (not so Black) Valerie?

who can tell?
if JB and BP are one and the same (I think not), then...
LEAVE ME ALONE!

JB wrote: Very few things in life make me laugh. Our Estonian cousin does.

your own personal Mr Bean

pikkrong wrote:

JB wrote: Very few things in life make me laugh. Our Estonian cousin does.

your own personal Mr Bean

Anyone from Estonian (in second language) who even dares to post on here, from it's infancy, get's my vote.

thought we already had our very own mr bean?

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/gallery/de ... age_id=371

Quiff Boy wrote:thought we already had our very own mr bean?

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/gallery/de ... age_id=371

why Bean? could you explain?

(by the way - it reminds me one night - maybe a couple of months ago - when I saw, after more than 10 years, again one Rainbow video from VH1... I think the song was "Since You've Been Gone" but it's not important... anyway, Blackmore looked very similar to Blackadder and the vocalist was very similar to... yes, yes, this man:

http://www.myheartland.co.uk/gallery/de ... age_id=243 )

No indrek. Too much heavy metal.

Dave Coverdale, Ian Gillian, or Ronnie James Deo? Not Von: Couldn't sing it anyway.

Not that I know anything about Deep Purple and off-shoot bands.

Blast?

pikkrong wrote:one Rainbow video from VH1... I think the song was "Since You've Been Gone" but it's not important

I don't think they did any other songs, did they?

no dissing The Man Blackmore (Itchy Blackhead?) Rainbow had many fine tunes, Rainbow Rising is a prog metal classic, the Von-alike was Graham Bonnet who if IIRC only sang on the Down To Earth album

Ahh the mighty Rainbow. Second band I ever saw live, way back in '82 IIRC.

Responsible for this fine specimen of an album...



...I tried to paint that on my bedroom wall once and failed miserably

I'm back and all broadbanded up, at last

Francis wrote: I don't think they did any other songs, did they?

Tut-tut Francis, don't you remember "I Surrender", or "All Night Long"?

Not among their best (in fact I Surrender is pure pish), but probably their best known. I prefer the older stuff <sigh> as always.

I've got an old Rainbow Live video somewhere, you do realize that I MUST track it down now?

Welcome back Brer DR righteous now prevails in the land of Rainbow Rising!
Glad to hear you are back to normal too

DerekR wrote:Ahh the mighty Rainbow. Second band I ever saw live, way back in '82 IIRC.

Responsible for this fine specimen of an album...

ooh I like that album. Especially "Stargazer"

Damn right BoF

"In The Heat And The Rain
With Whips And Chains!

James...you are that scary man in the park after dark...with the silly 70's aviator shades and skintight denim jeans...


glasgow has a lot to answer for...and you're not helping matters

a two person tent would look skin tight on me these days, the shades you got right Burn