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foxton was on talk sport on friday. without weller the other two plus a singer are touring again. anyone see them last time,were they any good ? i saw the best tribute lot the JAMM at accrington town hall year and they were bloody ace but they are giving it up now.so just wondered if foxton's thing is worth a look at :shrug:

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Havent seen them,but The Jam without Weller..

New Order without Hook....

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Gazman wrote: Havent seen them,but The Jam without Weller..

New Order without Hook....

you say that but....

Barney is New Order.

New Order could survive without Hooky.

New Order couldnt survive without Barney.

* lights touchpaper and retreats *

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I went to see FromTheJam in New York about 6 mths ago and they were excellent. Was a risk of it being very corny and like a tribute band (albeit with 2/3rd of the original members in it) but they were very very good.

The singer is good, and with eyes shut is a very passable replacement for Weller

Helped that Hugh Cornwell was supporting and did several Stranglers songs.

All in all I'd say they are definitely worth going to see, and indeed I am at Hammersmith in Dec

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that was an entirely superfluous use of the word 'indeed' there David.

Tsk. You join up today and think you own the place.

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Kevin, that was a superfluous use of the word 'entirely' there.

oh FUCK OFF

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Kevin Mugstation wrote: Kevin, that was a superfluous use of the word 'entirely' there.

oh FUCK OFF

what ? errr have you been drinking while posting ?

:nono:

:evil4:

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banshee wrote:

Kevin Mugstation wrote: Kevin, that was a superfluous use of the word 'entirely' there.

oh FUCK OFF

what ? errr have you been drinking while posting ?

:nono:

:evil4:

Dunno, but I think they were using the same computer (or the same person?)! :p

I did like The Stranglers in Barca (minus quite a few members, including Hugh Cornwall) - very entertaining.

:smoking:

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Kevin Mugstation wrote:

Barney is New Order.

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I also saw them on their US jaunt back at the beginning of the year (with Hugh opening)............and enjoyed it a lot, I've got to say. The original line up never made it up this way, but it was an excellent crowd that showed up, nice mix of original fans, younger kids who knew about the band, and some ex-pats to see what was going on ( there was someone there from Woking carrying a Woking F.C. scarve around!)

got through my "weller is the jam" block by realizing that there were still some songs that I loved that I wanted to hear live, and that this was probably gonna be my last chance to do so (the "setting sons" era specifically, though "butterfly collector" is my fave).

Oh yeah, once again, Hugh's current bass player is much better looking than J.J., as Santefekuss could attest :love:

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Nick King wrote:

banshee wrote:

Kevin Mugstation wrote: Kevin, that was a superfluous use of the word 'entirely' there.

oh FUCK OFF

what ? errr have you been drinking while posting ?

:nono:

:evil4:

Dunno, but I think they were using the same computer (or the same person?)! :p

I did like The Stranglers in Barca (minus quite a few members, including Hugh Cornwall) - very entertaining.

:smoking:

Minus a few members ? err ....... just minus Hugh Cornwell :bow: :bow:

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Green wrote: I also saw them on their US jaunt back at the beginning of the year (with Hugh opening)............and enjoyed it a lot, I've got to say. The original line up never made it up this way, but it was an excellent crowd that showed up, nice mix of original fans, younger kids who knew about the band, and some ex-pats to see what was going on ( there was someone there from Woking carrying a Woking F.C. scarve around!)

got through my "weller is the jam" block by realizing that there were still some songs that I loved that I wanted to hear live, and that this was probably gonna be my last chance to do so (the "setting sons" era specifically, though "butterfly collector" is my fave).

Oh yeah, once again, Hugh's current bass player is much better looking than J.J., as Santefekuss could attest :love:

I agree :) Burnel still still takes his top off:lol: I wish Hugh's bass player,Caz, would :clap: :clap:

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Green wrote: chance to do so (the "setting sons" era specifically, though

"butterfly collector" is my fave).

Butterfly Collector, class. at versus Cancer.

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Thanks for that 14 K....and, errr, bigger thanks to Santfekuss for Caz's pic (never thought to check out her myspace page) :thumb: :laugh:

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yea a very big thanks for that picture phil does she dress like that on stage ? :laugh:

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Perfection wrote: What a Pair Amigo = Cor Blimey :D Wa ha ha ha harggghhhh

i might even get a new avatar out of that pair :nod:

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Beat you to it Grant :love: :love: :eek: :eek: :clap:

Looksee here:

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Kevin Mugstation wrote:

Gazman wrote: Havent seen them,but The Jam without Weller..

New Order without Hook....

you say that but....

Barney is New Order.

New Order could survive without Hooky.

New Order couldnt survive without Barney.

Electronic certainly was not quite New Order

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well done indeed! :love::laugh:

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