Music Quiz?
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NObabe wrote: How many members are there in UB40?
Too fcuking many.......should be signing on though!
Christopher Owens wrote:
NObabe wrote: How many members are there in UB40?
8
Ali Campbell Robin Campbell Astro Mickey Virtue The guy who looks like my brother playing sax The guy who is a bit weird now who plays the drums Earl Falconer .......................
Oh, I dunno. I give up.
Pete Townshend wrote "Who Are You?" in 1978 after a drunken night in which he was approached by two members of a popular punk band to express their admiration for his work. What punk band did the two musicians belong to? 
ondes_martenot wrote: Johnny Marr also recorded with Talking Heads, for what it's worth!
And currently recording with Modest Mouse.
MIMX wrote: Who were/are "The Crucial Three"? (Which 3 people & which 3 bands did they start)?
Ian McCulloch - Echo & the Bunnymen.
Pete Wylie - Wah!!!!!
St Julian Cope - Teardrop Explodes.
Boatraceface wrote:
Wired in with this mind,cos you did'nt go to bed,you were watching the whites of your eyes turn red.
Are you sure about this, Mr Boat? 
Because I have the Soul Mining album and I swear the first line to that song actually goes "Well you didn't wake up this morning". 
You may need to get your ears syringed! :p 
EdelBrock wrote: Which 5 bands were considered the "Seattle Movement"?
The Scruffy mongs x 5
By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote:
Boatraceface wrote:
Wired in with this mind,cos you did'nt go to bed,you were watching the whites of your eyes turn red.
Are you sure about this, Mr Boat?
Because I have the Soul Mining album and I swear the first line to that song actually goes "Well you didn't wake up this morning".
You may need to get your ears syringed! :p
I could'nt give a rat's tits what it says. 
Aint seen you on here for a while mate,did you take the dogs on a mega long walk..And then return just in time to slaughter the Killers?
Boatraceface wrote:
By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote:
Boatraceface wrote:
Wired in with this mind,cos you did'nt go to bed,you were watching the whites of your eyes turn red.
Are you sure about this, Mr Boat?
Because I have the Soul Mining album and I swear the first line to that song actually goes "Well you didn't wake up this morning".
You may need to get your ears syringed! :p
I could'nt give a rat's tits what it says.
Nothing too dramatic - just been busy doing some supply teaching nonsense and all that palaver. Had loads of assignment work to focus on last couple of weeks. Bloody students eh? 
As for the Killers - Bloomin' 'eck! My cover is blown! You've sussed me out!! yeah - it's funny how both those threads appear just as I popped my head back in here. Ha ha.... nowt better than to lay into those ridiculous trollops called The Killers! I suppose they're a real easy target though! 
Leggy D wrote:
MIMX wrote: Who were/are "The Crucial Three"? (Which 3 people & which 3 bands did they start)?
Ian McCulloch - Echo & the Bunnymen.
Pete Wylie - Wah!!!!!
St Julian Cope - Teardrop Explodes.
more importantly - has anyone got anythiong by the band itself?
Steve One wrote:
ondes_martenot wrote: Johnny Marr also recorded with Talking Heads, for what it's worth!
At last-thought that would be the first one someone said!
latest one is modest mouse isn't it?
american analog set beirut cocteau twins delgados echo & the bunnymen fall go betweens house of love iliketrains jesus & marychain kraftwerk ladytron massive attack new order out hud pulp queensryche (eek!) rilo kiley santa dog the the uresei yatsura velvet underground wedding present xtc yeah yeah yeahs zutons
hibster wrote: american analog set beirut cocteau twins delgados echo & the bunnymen fall go betweens house of love iliketrains jesus & marychain kraftwerk ladytron massive attack new order out hud pulp queensryche (eek!) rilo kiley santa dog the the uresei yatsura velvet underground wedding present xtc yeah yeah yeahs zutons
I suppose you think you've won £40?
hibster wrote:
Leggy D wrote:
MIMX wrote: Who were/are "The Crucial Three"? (Which 3 people & which 3 bands did they start)?
Ian McCulloch - Echo & the Bunnymen.
Pete Wylie - Wah!!!!!
St Julian Cope - Teardrop Explodes.
more importantly - has anyone got anythiong by the band itself?
Sorry mate, don't think they ever recorded anything, just what three mates called themselves before they went their seperate ways. Closest thing must be "Books" written by McCulloch and Cope, and recorded by both The Bunnymen & The Teardrops.
On another note, The Bunnymen, Teardrops, and Joy Division once appeared on the same bill. What a gig that would have been! Pity is I was neither there, nor have I ever heard of any bootlegs of the gig.
didn't think there was anything official.... but you never know!
mind you - talk about a bunch of ego's!
