If Music Could Talk

Marky Dread wrote: ↑

13 Nov 2022, 5:22pm

IkarisOne wrote: ↑

13 Nov 2022, 4:54pm

I penned a tribute to the man on the SHRR blog. Check it out: https://secrethistoryofrock.blogspot.co ... never.html

Very nice CK.

Cheers MD.

I penned a tribute to the man on the SHRR blog. Check it out: https://secrethistoryofrock.blogspot.co ... never.html

Horrible news. When he was on, he was mesmerizing, as vital a force as any who could manipulate a guitar. But someone compromised by very human weaknesses. Listen to those records he did with Wobble six or seven years back—he could still bring it. Very, very sad. I am forever grateful for having se...

Was this from an interview? I hadn't heard about Tymon's impending dismissal. I was a bit curious to read in the Pat Gilbert Mojo piece that there was some tension between Tymon and other members of the band, but I can't recall ever hearing or reading anything about his imminent sacking. I remember...

Joe was fixing to can him like he did with Antony Genn Was this from an interview? I hadn't heard about Tymon's impending dismissal. I was a bit curious to read in the Pat Gilbert Mojo piece that there was some tension between Tymon and other members of the band, but I can't recall ever hearing or ...

Like with McLaren, I can respect their intellectual contributions and critiques of the music business, but they each treated the people they were hired to look out for abysmally. On a human level, I can never overlook their predatory character, to manipulate and discard other people. I totally agre...

I had a look at Bernie's website a while back and it seems like he has some pretty serious health issues going on, so maybe some charity is in order... Agreed. When all is said and done, Bernie is the reason we're all here. It was his vision and his madness that made The Clash. And when you get dow...

I had a look at Bernie's website a while back and it seems like he has some pretty serious health issues going on, so maybe some charity is in order... Agreed. When all is said and done, Bernie is the reason we're all here. It was his vision and his madness that made The Clash. And when you get dow...

Sigh. What could have been. Maybe in another timeline.

Fucking amazing. Gives me hope for a full 84 show.

I got 'em. Set something up that requires me to do next to nothing and I'll send them to you to make tracks of. I don't have time to deal with it right now. Should have a first gen Roskilde ready this week too. How do they sound compared to what's been previously circulated? Can't really tell. The ...

geraldmanns wrote: ↑

21 Sep 2022, 1:59am

I‘d love to do it.

Check your PMs!

I got 'em. Set something up that requires me to do next to nothing and I'll send them to you to make tracks of. I don't have time to deal with it right now.

Should have a first gen Roskilde ready this week too.

From "Queercore: How to Punk a Revolution: An Oral History" Hmmm, wonder who's that 'famous London artist' :shifty: Damien Hirst. PS I knew Leee Childers, I tried for years to get him to agree to an interview for Classic Rock. He told me a lot of interesting stories but was reticent about doing so ...

From "Queercore: How to Punk a Revolution: An Oral History" Hmmm, wonder who's that 'famous London artist' :shifty: Damien Hirst. PS I knew Leee Childers, I tried for years to get him to agree to an interview for Classic Rock. He told me a lot of interesting stories but was reticent about doing so ...

From "Queercore: How to Punk a Revolution: An Oral History" Hmmm, wonder who's that 'famous London artist' :shifty: Damien Hirst. PS I knew Leee Childers, I tried for years to get him to agree to an interview for Classic Rock. He told me a lot of interesting stories but was reticent about doing so ...