Steve Temple

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Except Beton Brute...sorry, folks

Oh, The Crimea are playing sometime, too? I maybe should have put them in the list. John Peel said "Lottery Winners on Acid" was the best single he'd heard in years, which was overstating the point a bit, but it's certainly charming

Hahaha, I heard that song and thought of you! How sad, I don't know you But I love it too, but Giddy Stratospheres edges it, because it doesn't sound like Elastica at all, whereas Lust in the Movies does slightly

Worth seeing next week, d'ya think? Mine: 1, Beton Brute 2, Boy Kill Boy 3, The Long Blondes 4, Drive-By Argument 4, The Semi-Finalists 5, Protocol (I fear) 6, Guillemots 7, This Et Al 8, The Robocop Kraus 9, The Automatic 10, Tiny Dancer

Today, I have mostly been too energetic to revise for my exams, thanks to the following: Twelve (not a patch on Thirteen, but nothing compares to the most thrilling 4 minutes and 7 seconds in the history of recorded sound) - !Forward Russia! Area - The Futureheads Lust in the Movies - The Long Blondes Apes Aping Apes - The Robocop Kraus What's Your Damage (Alan Braxe & Fred Falke remix) - Test Icicles

But Boyd is' date=' what, 19? And he doesn't see any problem with dating her. My conscience is clear :'] But it doesn't matter, because she has been displaced: Elle on the plane yesterday, with curls in her hair and rouge on her cheeks, was just divine

I'm not! You realise I mean Janae, and not Janelle, right? Good shout on both Carmella and the baby-faced assassin

I've tried to enjoy Hendrix and jazz and raga shit, and there was a time when I thought I did, but I realised I was fooling myself. You know what, I really think they might sound half-way decent to my ears if I did drop some acid... ...but that's not going to happen, because of popTart's Rules of Pop #46: "Pop should be made to sound good while the listener is high on alcohol and/or Prittstick, since these are the stimulants most readily to it's core audience." Therefore: Captain Sensible - 1 Hendrix and Johnstone's raga-shit - 0

That's EXACTLY what I meant! Do you think it will fit on the Music Hall stage?

Judging by the places he's playing - both the venues and the cities - it doesn't look like we're gonna get the full Las Vegas stage show that his last tour seemed to consist of. It's a pity, as he's a star and he should act like one. I'll still go, mind

I've nowt at all against the 60s. Infact' date=' it depresses me that music will never matter as much as it did then. However, I do have a considerable amount against the deification of Jimi Hendrix, and against the [b']70s, but that's for the other thread...

Best bet out of those mentioned. Plus, he's not tied to another club

I got my hair cut like him a while back! Without the blonde bits. He's a bit weedy tho, I imagine the lassies might lean more towards that brute Ryan Nelson

I haven't, but unless he's a psychologist or mathematician, I don't see why what he has to say about religion should be of any importance. Not that I respect these two professions (I didn't watch the recent BBC programme about the roots of religion, because it was presented by Professor Robert Winston - a psychologist) you understand, but they are at least fields whose research might impact on religion. In the programme billing, he was just described as "scientist". What kind of scientist is he?