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i'm home unwell, so i'll post some more.

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that's it for now. more to come later. as i'm sitting here watching dvds i'm thinking robots can't be bad can they (in joke). i must have too much time on my hands. let me know what you think.

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Good magazine articles, Ronald! What DVD are you watching by the way?

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: Good magazine articles, Ronald! What DVD are you watching by the way?

i'm re-watching lost series one. this time in german. hence the bad robot reference.

anyway there is plenty more to come. i really can't believe i've kept all this stuff for all these years.

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an old factory australia catalogue, that i kept.

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Ronno, hope you'll be feeling better soon. I'll have to read these later, too busy writing articles to stop and read now.

Cheers mate! :thumb:

Uh, but I guess I'm not too busy to stop in and see what's what... :uhoh:

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Comrade Shampanyov wrote: Ronno, hope you'll be feeling better soon. I'll have to read these later, too busy writing articles to stop and read now.

Cheers mate! :thumb:

Uh, but I guess I'm not too busy to stop in and see what's what... :uhoh:

its just another headache. it should pass soon.

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Without wishing to sound trainspotterish, but failing.

The Chippenham Golddiggers photo is actually Finsbury Park 87. It's in b&w here but Barney's in a green t-shirt.

Dunno where the alleged Finsbree shot was taken, but judging by the length of his shorts it was well before 1987! More like 84/85. When Wham! and Shuttlecocks were popular.

The Cambridge Uni pic is actually from Kentish Town 86. Barney's in a rather fetching cyan/white hooped t-shirt.

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GLAD you posted this RON.this was one of the MAGS i was sending you.Melody Maker?I didn't think you would have had this one.Not to worry i will send another one or two that you may not have.Will browse the old collection in a break from renovating. CARYY ON SCANNING rocket Mick:thumb: this mag was one of my favourite ones btw:read:

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Rocket Mick wrote: GLAD you posted this RON.this was one of the MAGS i was sending you.Melody Maker?I didn't think you would have had this one.Not to worry i will send another one or two that you may not have.Will browse the old collection in a break from renovating. CARYY ON SCANNING rocket Mick:thumb: this mag was one of my favourite ones btw:read:

no worries Mick. i'm about to start running out of really old material. the next thread in this series will contain republic period pieces.

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fantastic there Ron- . hope that you're feeling better soon. and glad tht you were well 'nuff to post this gold. did not appear to give a tinker's cuss for all the usuall trappings.Shark 25, Quando Quango, Berlin's Shark Vegas, Italy's surprise, Stockholm Monster even,America's Thick Pigeon.. beautiful. are a celebration of survival and in refusing in a sense got better.

mechanical grandeur they contrinually emphasize the triumph of the spirit over the system without sweat, w/out tears without toil, without.. Their next album was generally regarded as their most consistent and coherent , reckless, emotional velocity.. to date. so fine. thanks. ..while B-M- was making its first move up the charts in 1983 N O were playing in Sweden. the times..

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Ron, you are the best! :thumb:

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[magenta]cozmonite61[/magenta] wrote: Ron, you are the best! :thumb:

its a pleasure. its for newer fans like yourself that i am doing this, and for the older fans to revive some happy memories.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Wembley Arena Dec 1987. Went from the high of my first NO gig at Finsbury Park that year to the low of the unatmospheric aircraft hangar that was Wembley Arena. Being seated about half a mile from the stage didn't help matters. :angry:

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Excellent effort Ron and as you say i'ts a good nostalgia trip as well as filling in the historical gaps for all the newbies:thumb:

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They are great. Cheers for them.:thumb:

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