Anyone else thinking of blacking out Hooky's pic on their LowLife CD?
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Ironic to pick Lowlife as it showcases Hooky at his best, I just love his bass sound on that album so the answer is NO!
linus sulanki wrote: No because it would ruin the artwork in the cd booklet.
Was that taken in the soviet union?
I think people should remember the music he and the rest created and ignore the present era of digs and hypocrisy.
effect return wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: No because it would ruin the artwork in the cd booklet.
Was that taken in the soviet union?
I think people should remember the music he and the rest created and ignore the present era of digs and hypocrisy.
CNUT!
Tower Ballroom wrote:
effect return wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: No because it would ruin the artwork in the cd booklet.
Was that taken in the soviet union?
I think people should remember the music he and the rest created and ignore the present era of digs and hypocrisy.
CNUT!
CAN'T
Tower Ballroom wrote:
effect return wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: No because it would ruin the artwork in the cd booklet.
Was that taken in the soviet union?
I think people should remember the music he and the rest created and ignore the present era of digs and hypocrisy.
CNUT!
nothing like a dyslexic insult.
Don't go doing a Van Halen on us.
http://www.metalsucks.net/2007/08/15/on-the-van-halen-album-artwork-controversy/
Of course not. There are far more creative ways to have a dig at the guy for being so petulant of late.
Like a poster you can just throw things at!
In jest of course!
:p
Here, just print this out and gluestick it over...
That is what Warner and London Records are recommending.

Tarbox23 wrote: Here, just print this out and gluestick it over...
That is what Warner and London Records are recommending.
now life has meaning
What a silly idea. Be like blacking out the dead Beatles from their album covers. Although Hooky isn't dead. He's just hibernating any creativity.
Not a chance, I still love Hooky despite disagreeing with his behaviour over the past year or two. He was an important part of the lineup from 1981-2007 and should be remembered that way.
effect return wrote:
linus sulanki wrote: No because it would ruin the artwork in the cd booklet.
Was that taken in the soviet union?
I think people should remember the music he and the rest created and ignore the present era of digs and hypocrisy.
Not Quite the soviet union.
Pic was taken on the bridge over the Rochdale canal which runs directly behind the Hacienda apartments,further back down on the left of the picture across the canal is the Jurys Inn hotel,further up on the left bank is a pub (name escapes me),nice pub too.
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cairns wrote: eom
NO you fookin scoont. And if you were here I would punch you in the face. Seriously.


