The slipknot track 'People = Shit' is one of the most fantastic things I've heard in ages. It made me feel 15 again.
Ooh and shove up an MP3 of your brookside theme.
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:34,
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Ooh and shove up an MP3 of your brookside theme.
I dunno about Slipknot I'm kinda undecided about em. I love Carcass and am partial to a bit of Napalm Death and the 'Knot in comparison just doesnt stand up to any Carcass circa Necroticism. Slipknot are ok I guess, but as people their shock tactics (ie. "I'd buy Hitler a soda") just make them look like idiots.
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:41,
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...a photoshop image in that somewhere!
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:47,
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vs. S Club 7 crabs. er... but he didn't do it.
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:48,
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it's theatre. it's funny.
last week I bought both the NME & Kerrang. fascinating.
NME/Indie stuff seemed so dull, & dying. Whereas Kerrang was celebrating a vibrant and expanding culture.
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:47,
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last week I bought both the NME & Kerrang. fascinating.
NME/Indie stuff seemed so dull, & dying. Whereas Kerrang was celebrating a vibrant and expanding culture.
yeah know what you mean. NME seems to be just crap. Its all Gorillaz this Gorillaz that and no coverage for anything that is more extreme and radical than Starsailor or Travis which bore the crap out of me. Kerrang are fortunate in so far as rags like Metal Hammer are where Kerrang was 6 years ago and K! seems to be prospering under their new direction. Incidentally, been reviewed in Kerrang a few times and got readers fave top ten unsigned bands. Cant be bad...!
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 4:50,
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and make a stupid flash video. go on. go on. go on. go on. go on.
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:02,
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I got no ftp access here, however, this might tickle your fancy - one I prepared earlier of our old chum Cuttie Williams, who I am convinced must be related to Bastardizor
theman.swf
Hopefully that should work. hehehe
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:05,
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theman.swf
Hopefully that should work. hehehe
But I represent him as a Lutonian.
By the way - I am a metal fan an' all, and I used to be in an alsmost non-famous band about five years ago - we did some pretty big gigs actually...
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:08,
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By the way - I am a metal fan an' all, and I used to be in an alsmost non-famous band about five years ago - we did some pretty big gigs actually...
Whats was your bands name? Might have heard of you cos I live down the road from Luton actually, although have nothing to do with Cuttie Williams or Ricky Hill. What sort of stuff did you do?
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:11,
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why? Otis doesnt sound like a massively metal name? you said you did some big stuff, whatcha get up to?!
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:14,
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but it was the guitarists idea - it was some serial killers name or something.
We played at the marquee a few times & astoria (1 & 2), played with bands you wont have heard of but were quite big underground at the time, like RDF, Back to the Planet, Dun Lyin Down, Kerbdog, Therapy, FSOL and Orbital (both ravey type bands, but good)
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:30,
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We played at the marquee a few times & astoria (1 & 2), played with bands you wont have heard of but were quite big underground at the time, like RDF, Back to the Planet, Dun Lyin Down, Kerbdog, Therapy, FSOL and Orbital (both ravey type bands, but good)
Wicked stuff, Lifeforms is fantastic, as is Insides. Ahh the Marquee. The Horn in St Albans is odd insofar as it has loads of pics of bands playing...at the marquee. Never really worked that one out myself. These bands I wont have heard of, try me... you're probably right tho!
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:37,
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I was Back To The Planet's biggest fan. Along with every other spotty teenage I wanna be a crusty kid.
And that girl with dreads. Cor did I fancy her...
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:08,
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And that girl with dreads. Cor did I fancy her...
The uni we played at with them lost our rider, so BTTP shared their sandwiches with us
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 6:27,
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Remember Donnington '83 - one of the best years in my mind. Of course I don't remember a thing but my friends tell me that I moshed HARD.
i am a real technohead.. well into goa trance and the like (astral projection etc) but i realllly got into Rob Zombie last year and now have just bought a whole load of marylin manson's music!

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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:19,
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is a musician too cos he was on Pink Floyd's 'Keep Talking' record. THey were going to wheel him out on stage during their 1994 tour but instead played the whole of Dark Side Of The Moon. Now what the hell was he going to do on stage with them!? No let me guess, laser harp.
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:27,
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has been whoring himself around like some kind of pop-trash...although are you sure he is on there and its not just a voice synthesiser??? Hawking is also credited by Wes Borland in the Significant Other LP of Limp Bizkit. Hawking is one of all influential mfkaz!
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Thu 1 Nov 2001, 5:39,
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