Entire Cosmos – Looking For You / Vince Pie And The Crumbs – Pontin Stomp The Voltones – Poisoned / Blue Midnight – Blues Exterminator Slightly scratchy (my copy!) release that contains several Street Level Studios superstars. The Entire Cosmos contained in there ranks Josef Porter moonlighting from Zounds, J.B. Genius / Bugle Records and […]
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Bit of an experiment. Here is image of page one of original KYPP 3 interview with Bauhaus from 1980 plus partial transcript since original a bit hard to read. Also review of Telegram Sam. If it works, will have a go at transcribing other pages from KYPP archives. Bauhaus/ Telegram Sam The perfect example of […]
99% Is Shit Cash Flow The ghost of Sid Vicious telling it like it is, with help from Alex Ferguson (ex Alternative TV, soon to become a member of Alternative TV again, and near to becoming a Psychic TV founder). Diana Rich (pretty girl on the rear of the sleeve) banging on about ‘London town […]
Ejection Catch A Falling Starfighter Hawkwind without Dave Brock but with the slightly unbalanced Robert Calvert on the vocals. Twink from The Pink Fairies, one of Colchester’s (later Ladbroke Groves) finest sons. Ejection is the kind of tune that will get Alistair up and jumping around which hopefully is a good thing…do not know how big his […]
Here And Now – What You See Is What You Are / Dog In Hell / Addicted Alternative TV – Action Time Lemon / Going Round In Circles / Fellow Sufferer / Splitting In Two A little snippet of the ‘free tour’ by ATV and Here And Now, with many different support acts around the […]
“ Up and down the Westway, in and out the lights…“ The Westway – a motorway on concrete stilts carved through west London, was opened in July 1970. In the July 1971 Mick Farren organised an oppositional series of free gigs / benefits for his White Panthers underneath it. Hawkwind (see photo above) and the […]
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Many years ago, an official letter was delivered to Puppy Mansions (Westbere Road). It came from the British Library and was addressed to the publishers of Kill Your Pet Puppy. It was a legal request for copies of said publication to be sent to the said institution. I think this made us a bit nervous […]