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Hiya,

has anyone heard the new single from Kings Have Long Arms - Rock N Roll is dead? With a vocal from Phil Oakey it does sound pre-dare human league. Ace video as well that you can see on KHLA's website...http://www.kingshavelongarms.co.uk

Also wanted to plug his gig at my Club Suicide night on Friday 19th December. (Manchester, Charlie's 1 Harter street). Reason for that is 'cos I think you'd like it. Stash comes along most weeks so ask him. Last week two blokes appeared early doors about my age - explained that they used to go to the Hac but recently, well there were no nights which they felt comfortable at. Then they saw our flyers and came to our Chicks on Speed gig - loved the records and came here.

It's not retro although next month we will be playing Digital by JD and a Smiths track but it's simply about ace tunes that remind you of the excitement of hearing Unknown Pleasures or Ceremony for the first time and for us that's stuff from the Rapture, Radio Four, White Trash, Peaches, Colder and loads more.

For more info - www.pnpr.co.uk/suicide.htm

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Originally posted by mark hart Hiya, has anyone heard the new single from Kings Have Long Arms - Rock N Roll is dead? With a vocal from Phil Oakey it does sound pre-dare human league. Ace video as well that you can see on KHLA's website...http://www.kingshavelongarms.co.ukAlso wanted to plug his gig at my Club Suicide night on Friday 19th December. (Manchester, Charlie's 1 Harter street). Reason for that is 'cos I think you'd like it. Stash comes along most weeks so ask him. Last week two blokes appeared early doors about my age - explained that they used to go to the Hac but recently, well there were no nights which they felt comfortable at. Then they saw our flyers and came to our Chicks on Speed gig - loved the records and came here. It's not retro although next month we will be playing Digital by JD and a Smiths track but it's simply about ace tunes that remind you of the excitement of hearing Unknown Pleasures or Ceremony for the first time and for us that's stuff from the Rapture, Radio Four, White Trash, Peaches, Colder and loads more.For more info - www.pnpr.co.uk/suicide.htm

What's the attitude to spam around these parts????????

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Much prefer Sainsbury's Luncheon Meat (and more importantly, so do the Barbel).

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Whoops - sorry. admin delete if it displeases. I'm trying to convey my passion, that's all.

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Originally posted by mark hart Whoops - sorry. admin delete if it displeases. I'm trying to convey my passion, that's all.

No, go for it, sounds a good night. Bit of a long way from here unfortunately without a car though !

Can you ask Stash where my bloody CDs are please !

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Originally posted by :censored: Can you ask Stash where my bloody CDs are please !

He's following the Bunnymen round Europe! Though I think is in town for the Inspirals this coming weekend. . .

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Originally posted by :censored: Much prefer Sainsbury's Luncheon Meat (and more importantly, so do the Barbel).

Ha ha, youre obviously an angler! :thumb: Me too. To keep this NO related, didn't Barney profess once that he liked fishing?

B

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Originally posted by five hates six > Originally posted by :censored:> Much prefer Sainsbury's Luncheon Meat (and more importantly, so do the Barbel).

Ha ha, youre obviously an angler! :thumb: Me too. To keep this NO related, didn't Barney profess once that he liked fishing?

B

Yeah he did. Probably where he gets much lyrical inspiration from as well, and certainly his dancing resembles the struggle of an eel faced with a landing net !

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Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by :censored:> > > Can you ask Stash where my bloody CDs are please !

He's following the Bunnymen round Europe! Though I think is in town for the Inspirals this coming weekend. . .

Al

Did you mean Inspiral Carpets? Are they still on the road? :eek3:

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yes, they are still around, reformed recently. Terribly dated I should think !

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Originally posted by :censored: yes, they are still around, reformed recently. Terribly dated I should think !

Yeah, I was never a fan. Thought they were sh1te 'in the day' but was well impressed when I saw 'em at Brixton earlier this year. Always good to judge a band by their following and they were 'mad ferret' as I believe the kids might say.

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