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Agreed! Totes jelly. Still fairly amazed I saw the Stranglers in Texas twice in 1980-81....At Club Foot. Fairly remarkable that I sold some Thai stick to the Anti-Nowhere League and met the UK Subs in

Okay, and now >I< am jealous (Brian Eno!!!)… *nina* Sent: Friday, August 20, 2021 3:14 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [FallNet] I can hardly believe I saw them AND I can hardly believe I

Aren’t we though stve. I also recall seeing Rockpile supporting Van Morrison while at college. Rockpile blew the Man away. Not such a shocker, that. And file this one under “oil and water don’t

Ooh, my daughter would’ve killed for that last one… Been racking my brain but have nothing winning to contribute except possibly Sonic Youth in the Mojave desert as part of the Desolation Center

We're all of an age aren't we. Within a few weeks I saw: Ivor Cutler supporting Van Morrison Eric Clapton supporting Bob Dylan The Slits supporting The Clash stve

The first live act of any sort that I saw was Peter Hammill, supporting Marillion at Cardiff Top Rank on their 1983 tour. Unfortunately I didn't have enough education to appreciate PH as a significant

Queen opening for Mott The Hoople on Broadway. Still not over it. OBG

Also Radiohead supporting Kingmaker, Hull Tower, tho' without unicycliist. Some years earlier, Queen at Hull Arts Centre Some years later, Blur, 4th on the bill with Dinosaur Jr, My Bloody Valentine,

I saw Radiohead supporting Kingmaker in the (now sadly long-gone) Venue in Edinburgh. There was also a juggler on a unicycle who kept dropping stuff and falling off the bike. He was great. I can't

Here’s two good ones for a Friday afternoon. Which 3 bands did you see when you were young or before they were famous that you can hardly believe you saw. I suppose you could include the fall.

And expanded in The Track Record. Martin

We can only hope! [email protected]> wrote:

Might this be the MES utterances that are listed upon the Gigography? Mark

I'm atheist scum and I'm pissed as a cunt too. Takes all sorts eh! [email protected]> wrote:

Cause am ‘Chrisian Faith’ ;-p David? https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL7DCiqr-NKCFO9p82TTst8kEYdp6tWLb

Am verily drunken on 24 oz american bud beers :-) hello f*llnet ;-)

Am I going to make a terrible faux pas by saying here that I thought Excavate was distinctly average and mainly boring? I’ve got ‘perverted by fiction’ but only read the first couple of stories.

A review of two recent Fallish books, one which is new to me: "In the wake of Mark E. Smith’s passing, two recent releases—Excavate!: The Wonderful and Frightening World of The Fall and Slang

Haha, if it involves the late great GG it's automatically unsuitable for a family list such as this ... Bring it on, anyway.

Have you got any (printable) GG Allin anecdotes from Mr Gerard? adam From: <[email protected]> on behalf of Jeff Curtis <jacurtis@...> Reply to: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Date: