Burning Up Time - The Stranglers and Hugh Cornwell Unofficial Forums

airflamesred wrote: ↑14 Dec 2020, 23:52 A few dollars more, - they had the hang of it by then

Yes.The first of the trilogy 'fistful' was a bit rough and amateurish.I never enjoyed that one much, nowhere as much as the two follow ups.Pale Rider was a great too.

Greatkudu- I don't think Eli Wallach was in Dynamite.Rod Steiger?

Asked for a bag of nails in B&Q. "How long do you want them" asked the assistant. "I'd like to keep them" I said.

I know people love them but I am not that keen on the Damned.Some studio tracks are OK but live, going by you tube video, they just sound a load of noise to me.

Getting back into a warm bed after taking a big piss in the middle of the night.

I only went to the Edinburgh festival for Alexi Sayle because Alexi's are quite expensive in my area.

Well it's all opinion of course and healthy debate but personally I will never understand the point of view that a 5 piece Stranglers was a good thing.I mean The Stranglers with a singer in the middle.Who doesn't play an instrument. He just sings. It's as far removed from the dynamic and the spirit ...

Fraziel wrote: ↑25 Apr 2015, 21:33 Selecting Paul Roberts as singer and moving to a 5 piece trumps everything else on that list.

Two years to reply but I'll second that.