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Posted: 01 Jan 1970, 01:00
by nearmethexperience
ok, this is totally off topic, but things round here seem pretty quiet right now, so, now for something completely different!!
New Model Army:
the last bastions of political & social commentry?
or, a bunch of crusty old soap dodgers who want to try to work for a living?
discuss....
Posted: 01 Jan 1970, 01:00
by rian
I have 2 old records from them, and they are pretty good.
I don`t know what they are up to now, but I guess you mean that they still make albums, and that they do bad music now.
??:
Posted: 01 Jan 1970, 01:00
by pixelgirl
crusty old soap dodgers...definately..should never have cut justins hair
Posted: 01 Jan 1970, 01:00
by Padstar
Good tunes.... undeniable.....
But, are OLD rebbels still rebels as far as the "kids" are concerned....
Or do we, with mortgages and 9-5s just still think of em' like that
?
Paddy.
OT: New Model Army
Posted: 30 Apr 2003, 14:58
by Delilah
they seem to be quite busy with other projects: Justin Sulivan is currently promoting his solo album - with Dean White (kbds). Dave Blomberg from NMA has got 2 new bands: Nozzle
www.nozzle.org.uk and Dance On Glass
www.danceonglass.co.uk. Nelson has just released an album with KIP KEINO. Michael Dean (drums) is currently on tour with Justin Sullivan and also plays drums with Nozzle.
more info:
www.newmodelarmy.org
Posted: 30 Apr 2003, 15:20
by blackangelone
NMA, you got to love them. They winge and moan like true martyrs. Who else could get away with
"It was money we asked for, and money they gave
god how it made us easy to enslave"
lights go out
They could bitch for England and then some. Got every album upto Purity then they lost it, must have made to much money to continue being the champions of the terminal moaners.
Definetly a bunch of crusty old soap dodgers who want to try to work for a living?
Only joking
Posted: 30 Apr 2003, 15:51
by hallucienate
I like them a whole lot.
The last few albums have seen the whinging cut down substantially. Ever since that incedent with the lighting rig on stage Justin's lyrics have taken on a more spiritual side.
Posted: 30 Apr 2003, 18:32
by RicheyJames
saw them once at ocean.
could have been last year. could have been the year before. anyway, they sucked.
top venue though.
that is all.
Posted: 30 Apr 2003, 20:46
by X
They were at the Leeds gig on Saturday.
Saw em there in the crowd.
Posted: 30 Apr 2003, 21:37
by pikkrong
i saw NMA in 93 -- one of the best gigs i ever saw
unfortunately Sullivan performed in my home town just the same evening when i was in Sis live in Berlin...
but i don't regret that i was in Berlin.
this was evidently the best gig i ever seen
sorry, i'm drunk...
Posted: 30 Apr 2003, 21:51
by biggy
First saw NMA in 1983 - the same year I first saw the Sisters .
Both have changed beyond recognition . Saw NMA last year as well as Justin`s solo show .They are ok I suppose but they have lost all the oomph that made them what they were in the early days . Most of what they do now is ballad/busking type stuff .
Posted: 19 May 2003, 16:52
by Moz Magister
I have to admit that they've played some of the best gigs I've ever been to but they're still a bunch of crusty old soap dodgers (but then so am I - my clothes were white when I put them on.)
Posted: 19 May 2003, 16:53
by Moz Magister
I have to admit that they've played some of the best gigs I've ever been to but they're still a bunch of crusty old soap dodgers
(but then so am I - my clothes were white when I put them on.)
Posted: 19 May 2003, 22:06
by Thea
LOVE nma!
saw the guy who got me into them last night and ended up crooning "no greater love" for no reason....
never seen 'em live
Posted: 20 May 2003, 00:14
by Andy TG
Ghost of Cain - what an album !
I have not bothered since the "Green and Grey" album though!