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No, they can still fuck off for me like.
They fucked off about thirty years ago mate
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No, they can still fuck off for me like.
Pete Waterman liked his dance stuff.
The Hazell Dean stuff like ‘Searchin’ and ‘Whatever I Do’ were fantastic be be honest. Must’ve been class in those gay clubs. @Big Duke Six is that the case?
Me too mate, and Mike's the best friend I've ever had.Glad they fucked off.
Just wish they'd stay fucked off personally.
You spin me right round is one of the best singles ever
Me and Mike we're into model trains in the late 70's...Pete Waterman was a natural match.I've got a friend who knows Pete Waterman well. They are both into model railways.
Did you know Mike Stock too.Except that those who know Phil Harding will recall that it was his baby. Waterman did a lot of stuff: but took a lot of credit for stuff he didn’t have anything to do with, except at an executive level. His level of bullshit was highly amusing. And yes I did know him.
Went once and there was a film crew doing some filming (obviously).Rockshots was the best night out in Newcastle at that time.
Glad they fucked off.
Just wish they'd stay fucked off personally.
Wasn't that XL Recordings?Should be thanked for The Prodigy - The Experience.
Kelly Overett who was in Capella fell out with the gadgey in Capella and set up Anticappella
This beauty.
No mate it's not.Come on mate this isn't 1972
For some reason I read that in a Scottish accentMike although only 5' 7" was fearless and always spoke his mind. We were doing a gig in South London as a fill in for a band that cancelled. Walked in, it was a wall of leather and Brylcream, and I thought "Billy Joel, The Eagles and Steeley Dan are not going to go down well here" At the start of the second half a Gorilla came up to the stage and said "Do you do any Elvis" to which Mike replied "We don't do rubbish mate" To which the leather clad hoards omitted a loud Oooooh! End of night, packed up the gear and walked to the van which had half a dozen greasers leaning against it. It was one of those beam me up scotty moments. Mikes reaction "Get off the van and show some respect" They all did and we lived to play another day, but it ewasn't to be the last scary encouter.
I'm actually somewhere in between light Cockney and RP.For some reason I read that in a Scottish accent
Ru Paul?I'm actually somewhere in between light Cockney and RP.
Me and Mike we're into model trains in the late 70's...Pete Waterman was a natural match.
Did you know Mike Stock too.
After a few years gap, I popped into see MIke and how excited he was to play me some of his "New style stuff"No mate it's not.
But reflected glory for their "achievements" purely because of nostalgia, is quite frankly wrong. Rewriting history of popular culture.
What they produced was predominantly awful. Were you posing around to Sonia or Sinita back in the day marra?
Probably not mate.