jimharri
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Amazing how this thread has got to 184 pages, to be honest. How long was punk the in thing; 6 or 7 years ('76 to early eighties, when the new romantics became the next fashionable thing)?
Amazing how this thread has got to 184 pages, to be honest. How long was punk the in thing; 6 or 7 years ('76 to early eighties, when the new romantics became the next fashionable thing)?
I'm in my 60s (unfortunately), and I never got the appeal of punk.There’s a theory that your favourite bands when you’re aged 20, remain your favourite bands for the rest of your life.
And there’s an awful lot of old cùnts on here in their 60s.
We saw him about 6 months ago at The Lowry, great night out. Got to be honest he was starting to show his age a bit. Other people noticed it as well. It didn't spoil the show at all. Enjoy, as annoying people say.Cooper Clarke at the CO OP Live Arena tonight
Can't wait to see what it's like
We saw him about 6 months ago at The Lowry, great night out. Got to be honest he was starting to show his age a bit. Other people noticed it as well. It didn't spoil the show at all. Enjoy, as annoying people say.
I'm in my 50s (fortunately) and I always got the appeal of punk.I'm in my 60s (unfortunately), and I never got the appeal of punk.
I have a few of his books but never got round to read them yet. I seem to remember him saying he never owned a computer and other technology or it could have been a poem/ song??Great listen this
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BBC Radio 5 Live - Headliners with Nihal Arthanayake, Dr John Cooper Clarke
The Bard of Salford joins Nihal for an in-depth conversation.www.bbc.co.uk
What did you reckon Pink Final?Cooper Clarke at the CO OP Live Arena tonight
Can't wait to see what it's like
Was just gonna ask same!What did you reckon Pink Final?
So you didn’t get punk. You didn’t get The Smiths.I'm in my 60s (unfortunately), and I never got the appeal of punk.
Was it sold out? How much were tickets?It was very good indeed
Wasn't expecting Twat to be performed
The venue is amazing
Nolans; yeah. And the Dooleys as well. Culture Club? Nah.So you didn’t get punk. You didn’t get The Smiths.
So Im guessing it was The Nolans and Culture Club?
£35 I think. Most of the venue was closed off I guess about 4000 were thereWas it sold out? How much were tickets?
Yeah thought he wouldn’t sell it out. Seems a strangely large venue for him to play.£35 I think. Most of the venue was closed off I guess about 4000 were there
£35 I think. Most of the venue was closed off I guess about 4000 were there
I saw him at GMEX in 86 in front of 9,000.Anything approaching that number is pretty amazing to be fair.
Even in his heyday, which was about 100 years ago now, I’m sure he was only playing places like Band on the Wall.
Maybe I’m wrong about that? I dunno.
I saw him at GMEX in 86 in front of 9,000.
On a bill with New Order, The Smiths, The Fall, Pete Shelley, OMD etc etc