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Baby Baby Baby Baby!
Posted: 09 Dec 2004, 11:24
by Red_Kola
So
when exactly was Ian Astbury lead singer of the Sisters of Mercy?
Poxy Herald. It's been going downhill ever since they dropped the "Glasgow"...
Posted: 09 Dec 2004, 16:19
by The Green Lantern
Priceless. Ian should be proud.
Posted: 09 Dec 2004, 16:37
by Quiff Boy
i refer the right honourable gentleman to Von's First Law Of The Internet
Re: Baby Baby Baby Baby!
Posted: 09 Dec 2004, 17:32
by Spiggy's hat
Red_Kola wrote:So
when exactly was Ian Astbury lead singer of the Sisters of Mercy?
Wayne & Craig did appear on stage with the Cult at Leeds Uni in May 85, so technically he almost was for about 10 minutes.
Posted: 13 Dec 2004, 20:10
by WhiskeyPoet
And...didn't Craig play on the Cults self-titled record in 1990?
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 01:07
by boudicca
WhiskeyPoet wrote:And...didn't Craig play on the Cults self-titled record in 1990?
I wasn't aware they released a self-titled record in 1990.
I would dearly love to see the two individuals merged (like all that stuff in the papers today where they turned Maggie into Marylin Monroe), and delivered to me as quickly as possible.
Can't think what I'd do with the resulting creature...
Posted: 14 Dec 2004, 10:49
by markfiend
boudicca wrote:(like all that stuff in the papers today where they turned Maggie into Marylin Monroe)
I saw an animated version of that. Was it just me or was Elsie Tanner lurking somewhere in the middle of it?
Posted: 21 Dec 2004, 14:27
by allfear
The cult - The Cult (the one with a Bull on the cover) was released in 1994, and they did 2 fab singles Star and Coming Down.
Posted: 21 Dec 2004, 15:55
by Spiggy's hat
allfear wrote:The cult - The Cult (the one with a Bull on the cover) was released in 1994, and they did 2 fab singles Star and Coming Down.
They performed a great version of Star on UK tv programme The Word, which ended with Ian stage diving into the audience.
Wasn't it a goat on the cover?
Posted: 21 Dec 2004, 16:47
by allfear
Spiggy's hat wrote:allfear wrote:The cult - The Cult (the one with a Bull on the cover) was released in 1994, and they did 2 fab singles Star and Coming Down.
They performed a great version of Star on UK tv programme The Word, which ended with Ian stage diving into the audience.
Wasn't it a goat on the cover?
Some farm animal, i have the toed clip on video, loved the word, duran duran were on the last ever episode dod a punk version of hungarly like the wolf!
Posted: 21 Dec 2004, 20:24
by smiscandlon
markfiend wrote:boudicca wrote:(like all that stuff in the papers today where they turned Maggie into Marylin Monroe)
I saw an animated version of that. Was it just me or was Elsie Tanner lurking somewhere in the middle of it?
It would be more amusing (and possibly less of a stretch) to have Thatcher morph into Marilyn
Manson...
Posted: 22 Dec 2004, 00:13
by boudicca
Posted: 30 Dec 2004, 14:36
by Andie
Spiggy's hat wrote:allfear wrote:The cult - The Cult (the one with a Bull on the cover) was released in 1994, and they did 2 fab singles Star and Coming Down.
They performed a great version of Star on UK tv programme The Word, which ended with Ian stage diving into the audience.
Wasn't it a goat on the cover?
i think the cover was an interpretation of a Black Sheep...the outsider...as in black sheep of the family...
not that i'd know anything about the Cult of course...
Posted: 30 Dec 2004, 14:38
by Andie
have you found the hidden sections yet?...
again...not that i'd know nowt or anything like...but um...
i'll get me coat!
