Burning Up Time - The Stranglers and Hugh Cornwell Unofficial Forums

Shamen, Damned, Legendary Pink Dots, Electrelane, Sparks, Kraftwerk, Offspring, Ash, Clash, Christian Death, Models (aussie band), The The, Pink Floyd, Blancmange, Chameleons, Depeche Mode, Siouxsie, etc, etc

My Dad just phoned me and told me this one...

Do you know the Canary Islands?
There aren't any canaries there.
Do you know the Virgin Islands?
There aren't any canaries there either...

I might /probably will get this . got most of the early era Damned stuff , but a lot of the more goth and later stuff I may not have heard . The new song is much more in their current style , defo not punk era stuff . How many "definitive " compilations do The Stranglers have ? We haven't had one f...

whilst listening to The Specials.

Knock Knock

Who's There?

The Specials

theraven1979 wrote: ↑

28 Aug 2019, 13:46

I'm not massively into New Order but Technique is a fantastic album


Jim

Seconded.

Still enjoy this album and it's a shame it gets a bit overlooked these days. Surprise grower over the past few years was "Just Hangin'". Great track.

I think there's a little bit too much filler on there like "Nothing" and "Little Miss Disaster".

Easy one:
1. Stranglers
2. Clash
3. Pistols
4. Jam.

But then again, I'm only just about to hit 32 so what do I know?

Phenomenal at Norwich in Tuesday too, great night out.

I wouldn't say the production was better on Evil Spirits than Giants. I thought Giants sounded fine. Giants sounds fine but amateurish. Evil Spirits sounds a load better, and a lot more expensive. Compare these two reasonably similar moments from both albums: The guitar break in Mercury Rising, and...

Howdy, Myself and Will have decided to release a new single and it's available as of today. Two new tracks as a double a side with me singing one and Will singing the other plus two bsides. The bsides are remakes of two of our golden oldies as it's now 20 years since this Parasite shite started. Che...

I've just read "The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman" by HG Wells.
An interesting read from the suffragist era and quite humorous in places, particularly the first half of the book. Possibly a tad too long but seemingly a forgotten gem.