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Artie Fufkin wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2019 8:44 pm Hmm,
Music non stop, techno- pop!
One of the best gigs I went to.
Stunning group live.
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I haven't read it yet as it's stuck in my work email, and I'm off this week, but it's an easy quiz. Was painting window frames yesterday with the Ramones playing - I was quite amused as the chickens were hanging around as well (yes, some Stranglers also), they must be rock chicks.. :-bd

That's the names of the next chickens sorted, Sheena, Ramona, DeeDee (I know)......
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Missed it while browsing the email, sorry
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Missed the asterisk. Hey ho.
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GregMay wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2019 8:52 pm
Artie Fufkin wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2019 8:44 pm Hmm,
Music non stop, techno- pop!
One of the best gigs I went to.
Stunning group live.
Right you now have to have my Ramones gig story.

I saw them in Bristol on the Animal Boy Tour. Was quite a low stage and we got there early to get near the front. We had a great system of taking it in turns to get beers while a few of us held our mosh places. Next to us was a bloke with a girlfriend who was in what was probably the prettiest dress I've ever seen at a punk gig. She was properly made up and looked like a cindy doll. We go talking to them as the crowd began to gather. She was looking nervous and my mate Dean said to him that it might be better to go nearer the back as it was going to go mental. The boyfriend got all arsey about this, he basically put his arms either side of her on the stage and told Dean to "fack off he could look after her". Dean just shrugged. The band came on and it went absolutely mental. I probably hit the deck three times in the first song. As I got up one more time I saw a set of stockinged feet and a ruffled dress upside down heading towards the back of the hall being chased by the boyfriend. They'd lasted one song. She'd been swept up into an accidental crowd surf after a mattering front of stage. I still wonder if they are together.
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I always wondered why Mrs Perrin's old mates call her Pineapple Upside-Down Cake. Looks like I've finally found out why.
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RIP wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2019 9:49 pm I always wondered why Mrs Perrin's old mates call her Pineapple Upside-Down Cake. Looks like I've finally found out why.
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Yeah, they were good live, Dave.
Saw them on the Too Tough to Die Tour at Rock City Nottingham.
That would be in my top 5 gigs as well as Kraftwerk.
Good days......!
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You lot make me think of all the wonderful shows i have seen...like Motorhead in the late 80's.

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:lol: its lost on me!
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like Motorhead in the late 80's.
Ooh yeah, they made me deaf too - possibly not helped by the full can of beer someone threw of a balcony that hit me on the forehead. Happy days or daze perhaps. :-bd
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I didn't notice the comp but I did read the dodgy stove review, hoping for more explosions! I think I always read them but usually do a first pass for immediately interesting stuff and then drop back later to finish off.

PS - seeing the lyrics I thought it was Prince (which surprised me given Stu's tastes). Hey ho :wink:

Oh, and I don't really do comps, always assume someone else has already won.
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I read the "Hey Ho Let's Go!" and immediately thought "Ramones" (and actually read it with the same stress and pauses as in the song) but didn't notice the asterisk.

Reading as if it were a Prince track is interesting.
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I was just about to quote the song but have discovered it's not "hey ho" but "oh no". So i'm wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong.
Oh, no let's go!

Let's go crazy
Let's get nuts
Look for the purple banana
'Til they put us in the truck, let's go!
It's been a long time, it was a late night, my mind is going etc etc etc etc :lol:
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Bearbonesnorm wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 9:24 am
like Motorhead in the late 80's.
Ooh yeah, they made me deaf too - possibly not helped by the full can of beer someone threw of a balcony that hit me on the forehead. Happy days or daze perhaps. :-bd

First time I saw them was 1980 at De Montfort Hall - No ear wax left after one song.

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There was a quiz in the newsetter?

Didn't spot that...

Having said that, wouldn't have had a clue...

Oh well...

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Go on... tell us. What was the prize that we missed :???: :grin: ...

I think the stove thingyjig you reviewed was a firepot maple (or FireMaple if same as my double walled tea mug)... If its worth anything then I'd like to add, although my mug doesn't lend itself to blowing up much, it is, well, a bit sh*t... At least the have some sort of quality control standards and judging from this, its not hit/miss :lol:
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Just checked... it is indeed the same crappy company. Whilst we're on the subject of mugs n cooking, my ti pot is also a bit subStandard (you guessed it, twas the bargain ones from PlanetX). I only realised how substandard (discoloyred from inside and scratches too easy) it is when I saw Wotsits/Jase ti pot/mug which would obviously have been used more than mine but still looked fresh...
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Go on... tell us. What was the prize that we missed
I'll let Dave reveal it when it arrives :wink:
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whitestone wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 9:40 am I read the "Hey Ho Let's Go!" and immediately thought "Ramones" (and actually read it with the same stress and pauses as in the song) but didn't notice the asterisk.
Same here :roll:

People with this sort of musical taste might enjoy Stereo Underground on BBC Sounds, it's pretty eclectic
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Bearbonesnorm wrote: Wed Oct 23, 2019 8:07 am
Go on... tell us. What was the prize that we missed
I'll let Dave reveal it when it arrives :wink:
Nothing yet but postman currently hates us due to an awkward scaffold in front of door.
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an awkward scaffold in front of door.
Which one is it, Roger Mc Gough, John Gorman or the one whose name no-one can remember?

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Nothing yet but postman currently hates us due to an awkward scaffold in front of door.
I'm told it's on its way.
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I read the "Hey Ho Let's Go!" and immediately thought "Ramones" (and actually read it with the same stress and pauses as in the song) but didn't notice the asterisk.
Me too. Even if I'd have noticed the asterisk and the quiz, I would have thought it was too obvious and probably a trick question :|
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Obviously I massively approve. Thanks Stu saving it for the next family wedding.

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