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AOL SPINNER has the new BL album NCAT in their listening party for the whole week, let's hope that people get to hear it and it attracts some new people to it, I go on this website every week and I have discovered some really good music and then I bought it.

http://www.spinner.com/new-releases#/1

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Let's hope not, Linus.

I think they've got enough fans as it is. Don't want them getting too big for their boots, or getting ideas about their station.

Let's just keep the gigs small and simple and with a select fanbase. :nod:

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Wonder how Steve feels when he sees BL listed as Barney's solo project:skeptic:

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EdelBrock wrote: Wonder how Steve feels when he sees BL listed as Barney's solo project

Relieved? :uhoh:

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El Jarvo wrote:

EdelBrock wrote: Wonder how Steve feels when he sees BL listed as Barney's solo project

Relieved? :uhoh:

Hooky laughed...

or did he weep???

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Steve has always been listed as additional musician, the fact he is a living legend and still drums like a beast makes him an essential member, but I guess Bernard had this initial idea of Bad Lieutenant as New Order minus Hooky and then developed it as an entirely new band which starts from the three guitars (as opposed to Hooky's three basses, possibly) and then has other musicians as guests, and Steve is certainly guest number one. He'll never be a session man, for Bernard at least. I think Bad Lieutenant deserve the success Electronic had in their golden days at the very least. They can't surpass New Order, but it would be fair for them to get much bigger than they are now... I mean, number 70 in the charts, come on... with all that shit above them?! And the support slots for the Pixies and the Pet Shop Boys are very cool, but I'd like to see them become big enough to headline a medium size festival at least. I want them not as big as New Order, but not that smaller either.

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