He produced their dreadful "End of the Century" album back in a around 1980. a horrible experience for the band. And yes "Baby I Love You" is one of the tracks.
He produced their dreadful "End of the Century" album back in a around 1980. a horrible experience for the band. And yes "Baby I Love You" is one of the tracks.
My mate Pete says I saw them at the Brighton Centre in autumn 1979, yet I have absolutely no recollection of the event or my presence there whatsoever. None at all. Yet he reckons I was there at the front pogoing like mad. Is this sort of thing normal when you get to my age?
My mate Pete says I saw them at the Brighton Centre in autumn 1979, yet I have absolutely no recollection of the event or my presence there whatsoever. None at all. Yet he reckons I was there at the front pogoing like mad. Is this sort of thing norma
I can remember plenty of gigs from the 70s that I don't want to: Dylan at Blackbushe, Led Zep at Knebworth, plus loads of awful, plodding rock acts at the Hammy Odeon: Horslips, Rush, Lou Reed.
But the ones I ought to recall fondly have disappeared without trace. I mean, I have a t-shirt which says I saw the Only Ones in Windsor one night, and I distinctly remember having a slash in a urinal outside the castle on the way home when a bloke from school standing next to me started absent-mindedly humming Glad To Be Gay. But of the concert, the venue, the music ... nothing whatsoever.
I can remember plenty of gigs from the 70s that I don't want to: Dylan at Blackbushe, Led Zep at Knebworth, plus loads of awful, plodding rock acts at the Hammy Odeon: Horslips, Rush, Lou Reed.But the ones I ought to recall fondly have disappeared wi
I vividly remember every step of the journey home as I had lost both my shoes in the moshpit
The Smiths at Kilburn Nationalcan't remember anything about the gigI vividly remember every step of the journey home as I had lost both my shoes in the moshpit