The Sex Pistols, Bill Drummond, 1977.Do you have a favorite rock'n'roll photo? Mine's the above.The image is a digital photo I took of the original, which I'd cut from a magazine years before. The original's got folds because I kept it in my wallet to show people, usually when drunk in the pub. It never failed to elicit a laugh, especially from me. I've never quite tired of it to this day. John...
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...this tune just makes me grin...and they drive a Ice Cream Van, do they Tammy?..
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Today while doing something else that apparantly kept me from controlling my mind the line "and so this is Christmas" popped by and I thought...............................I just do not like the song. I guess it's not that I don't like it. I've just heard it one too many times. I think I was 14 years old when I heard that song for the first time. What was I doing before? I can't tell you. I was...
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So were they! And they wrote a song about it. Groovy!................................................................................... POP INCORPORATED 03-03-2009 LOOKING 4 THE KLF- RELEASE DAY!For now you can listen to demo versions at -----http://www.myspace.com/popincorporated
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33 years old? DIZZANG!! I don't feel that old. I'm gonna have a good day today. Listen to some upbeat music and just be glad I'm L-I-V-I-N. Heres a track I loved back in my first days of club hoppin in the early 90s. Peaceout yall!
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Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond started working together in January 1987.1987For the duration of 1987, Cauty and Drummond operated under the name The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu (The JAMs for short). Using the personal aliases Rockman Rock and King Boy D, The JAMs recorded two lps, '1987 (What The Fuck Is Going On?)' and 'Who Killed The Jams' as well as a number of 12" singles. These were release...
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On a beautifully serene summers evening in 2002 I attended an intimate garden party in Worcestershire to celebrate the birthday of a friend. The 20 or so guests enjoyed barbecue food and copious amounts of alcohol. As the night drew in a large screen was erected and a projector mounted for a short film. Chief operator of the proceedings was "Alan Goodrick":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Good...
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One of our other "Mogger's":http://mog.com/Anna/blog_post/118843 has been discussing cool, how to be cool and musical cool and while I have to agree the FLC (not the FYC) are pretty cool in a lounge kind of way, there is simply no match for the coolness of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty.I mean who would perform a swansong death metal version of their rave track 3 a.m. eternal, fire a machine gun...
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So I'm midway through an overdose on The La's and just waiting for the BBC Sessions CD to drop thro my letterbox (£6.99 via HMV online) to fully appreciate their brilliance. However I'm already drifting towards The KLF who were more than just a band during their atomic lifetime.I'll avoid going into detail for now, but anyone who writes It's Grim Up North is a genius and deserves respect. How..
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Ah, i lamost for got these guys. When i first heard of them in the 90's, i thought they were black! Shows how much i know then...=)
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21st November - No Music Day I will be observing No Music Day by Selecting 5 cds I am sick of listening to, hearing about, or even looking at, and I will post the cds to: Polymer Reprocessors Limited Reeds Lane Moreton, Wirral CH46 1DW EnglandTelephone: +44 (0)151 707 3684 http://www.polymer-reprocessors.co.uk On arrival the cds will be destroyed and 100% of the parts will be recycled. I will s...
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