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Saw P&TTTB 5 or 6 times last year. Always a good, fun gig.

droopsnoot wrote:

AndyMatthews wrote:I went along a similar thought process recently and I recently changed my name by deed poll to HX59 BZK. Cheaper than a personalised plate.

Courtesy Viz "top tips", 1979.

Thought it was Lee Evans, but happy to admit I plagiarised it!!!

I went along a similar thought process recently and I recently changed my name by deed poll to HX59 BZK. Cheaper than a personalised plate.

Dirtbox Disco - Dirtbox Days - Excellent Band but they're fairly new so I guess not many will have heard of them!

Done.

Loved the first album, hated the second but saw them at Rebellion on Friday and they were very, very good. I'm going in the loft tomorrow to dig out the vinyl!

Cheers Jim - Like I said not really familliar with them, I won't bother looking for a Greatest Hits then!!!

I saw them in Southsea too in the now re-named "Shambles by the Shingle". First time I'd seen them and was only familiar with one or two songs and one of those was a cover. I enjoyed what was a pretty good set though but I wouldn't rush out and buy an album

Now that was a hell of a weekend, rescued from the brink of disaster by some top people. and some top bands. As Peter Bywater(Test Tube Babies) said, "Its not Punk By The Sea, It's a Shambles on The Shingle!". Its a bit of a shame the festival imploded the way it did. The promoter isn't a ...

Firtst album was really good but I hadn't realised until recently they'd done anything after that.

Following on from last years posts, I'm delighted to announce that Robbie has gone even better this year and reached the ABA Senior Final. He's been asked for his "entrance music" and has requested Waltzinblack (whether or not that happens is debateable, but at least he's asked) The boxing...

Wonky Bus for me. Can't wait.