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That’s a playlist and a half right there!!John Peel's Festive 50. Think I had them all on vinyl apart from The Who and Led Zep.
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That’s a playlist and a half right there!!John Peel's Festive 50. Think I had them all on vinyl apart from The Who and Led Zep.
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These anniversaries of things you remember like yesterday were depressing enough when they were 20 & 30 years ago.It’s scary to think that on Thursday just gone, 6th November 1975, the Sex Pistols played their first ever gig at St Martins College, London, as support for Bazooka Joe, who had one Stuart Goddard in the band.
50 years ago!!!!!!
That’s as dire as the Festive 50 is brilliant!And before punk...
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John Peel did love SLF. It was hearing them on his shows that introduced me to their music. Great band. Used to love the Festive 50 countdown pre ChristmasJohn Peel's Festive 50. Think I had them all on vinyl apart from The Who and Led Zep.
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How the fuck were Altered Images influential? (Apart from knocking one out to Claire Grogan!)September next year but well worth the wait
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Altered Images - Band on the Wall
Altered Images—one of the most influential bands to emerge from the UK post-punk and new wave […]bandonthewall.org
How were they post punk or new wave. Surely just a pop bandHow the fuck were Altered Images influential? (Apart from knocking one out to Claire Grogan!)
Have you heard their debut single Dead Pop Stars?How were they post punk or new wave. Surely just a pop band
Just listened to it. Don't remember it from back in the day. I don't think it's aged well but I get the point you're making.Have you heard their debut single Dead Pop Stars?
The sent a demo to Siouxsie & The Banshees and ended up supporting them on tour. The Banshees Steve Severin produced their first two singles - then Martin Rushant got hold of them and the rest is history
Maybe hasn’t aged well due to it being your first listen? I still play it often (as does @citizen_maine posting it in the music association thread) and think it still sounds freshJust listened to it. Don't remember it from back in the day. I don't think it's aged well but I get the point you're making.
Maybe but I'm in no rush to listen to it again!Maybe hasn’t aged well due to it being your first listen? I still play it often (as does @citizen_maine posting it in the music association thread) and think it still sounds fresh
Great background info there,I had no idea.thanks.Have you heard their debut single Dead Pop Stars?
They sent a demo to Siouxsie & The Banshees and ended up supporting them on tour. The Banshees Steve Severin produced their first two singles - then Martin Rushant got hold of them and the rest is history
So sad
The Sex Pistols first gig at St Martins College was supporting Bazooka Joe which was the first band Stuart Goddard was in so he was certainly around from the startGreat background info there,I had no idea.thanks.
Makes me think of Adam Ant ( Stuart Goddard) I was explaining to some mates recently, how he is known for the No.1 singles and big video production....but prior to that he was a real new wave icon, I'm not familiar with his early stuff but I know the early singles are collectable.
It really dawned on me who Adam Ant really was when I started following Lizzie and the Banshees, Siouxsie tribute,and there was always a bloke with an Adam and the ants t shirts at every gig,used to chat to him regularly about the post punk scene,it was obvious AA was well respected early days,in the post punk circles.

I wonder if he was wearing white sox?The Sex Pistols first gig at St Martins College was supporting Bazooka Joe which was the first band Stuart Goddard was in so he was certainly around from the start
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Hope he didn't have Car trouble..I wonder if he was wearing white sox?