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katieken
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| I thought she was a mechanic too. Charlene mkII I believe. |
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katieken
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| Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 13:20 Post subject: |
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| I lied she was Doug Willis' apprentice builder. Still wore dungarees though! |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 13:31 Post subject: |
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she was Doug Willis' apprentice builder |
did you look that up, or did you just remember? 
I thought she was just Brad's girlfriend!
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discoRdance
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| Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 13:32 Post subject: |
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that were me.  I did log in first, I did! |
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katieken
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| Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 16:21 Post subject: |
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| I knew she did a 'man's job', I asked my mate, which led to discussions over the smallness of Wayne Duncan's mouth. Hmmmmm..... |
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Kris
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| Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 16:34 Post subject: |
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| katieken wrote: |
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which led to discussions over the smallness of Wayne Duncan's mouth. Hmmmmm..... |
WHoooOOOOOoooo??
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katieken
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| Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 18:59 Post subject: |
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| Wayne Duncan was a bloke who lived with the Robinsons for a bit and was a teacher. As I recall his storylines were that of having a small mouth (obviously), getting accused of having an affair with Annalise, and then getting accused of murder (whom I can't remember whose). I think he taught PE or something like that. In fact his mouth was smaller than the following emoticon - |
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Bev
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| Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2005 19:55 Post subject: |
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Not heard it - while not loving their recent albums they all had some moments. You wanna eat caviar all your life? Occasionally you hanker for some boiled kippers.
And I disagree with whoerver dissed them live above (can't be botrher to scroll to quote you, sorry). Live they make a lot more sense, and even though the right-hand side of your brain knows Liam is probably an arrogant git, the left-side still whispers 'he is a rock star' as soon as he walks on. Star quality, which lets face it half of my favourite bands have zlich of.
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Tommy Tynans Lovechild
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its drrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeaaaaaadddddddddfffffffffuuuuuuuuuuulllllll. they're songs are nearly as bad as richard ashcrofts solo stuff now.
but live, well up until the third album they were out of this world. last times i saw them they were just dull
but both brothers gallagher are and will always be starshaped. |
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Bev
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PrincessPunkRock
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they did used to be amazing live... oasis on the
definitely maybe
tour made a young princess want to throw her pants at the stage...
but now... jesus. i must have missed the memo on "dull" being the new black. they were astoundingly awful the last time i saw them. i don't think i even watched the whole show.
but at least now we can throw them in the pile of bands to discuss with regards to the great muso question: should a formerly great artist be held accountable for their latter day sins?
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| Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2005 23:35 Post subject: disco' tells it like it is: |
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yes
just look at the Manics...
split up when Richey fucked off, you'd have a legacy of going out with a great album
at the very least, change band name a la JD/NO and get that follow up out (if only for the Richey penned tracks and James' masterpiece, ADFL) and then fuck off as well.
but no... they had to hang around like a bad smell, and fuck it all up |
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Bev
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What about people who go through a 'fallow period' before doing something ace again? (along the lines of: self portrait/new morning/planet waves/ BLOOD ON THE TRACKS)
If everyone is condemed for one false move (okay, three or four now for the manics!) then you never know what they'd have a chance of doing next...
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John Mc
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| I just heard the Oasis album and i don't think this is a fallow period, I just don't think they're very good anymore. all the songs sound so sludgy and dull. And Liams voice sounds strange these days. |
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Hew
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| Posted: Mon Jun 20, 2005 05:08 Post subject: |
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i'm going to see them monday night. I am looking forward to it. The new album isn't as shit as alot of people are saying. Theres some alright tunes on there. They are always good live in my experiences.
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