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Tales of lost, flogged and stolen old records, republished vintage fanzine interviews and musings on contemporary arts and culture from the perspective of one man in the north of England. you might like.
- Added on: Oct 31st, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: smith3000
- Listed in: Music Non-Fiction
- Tags: humour eighties interviews fanzines dusty old records the north of england
Recent Posts
Interview: Antisect
ALONGSIDE Discharge with their “screeching haikus”, Antisect were right at the very limit of what I deemed acceptable in terms of hardcore punk adopting the dynamics of heavy metal. They were an intensely powerful live band, but it’...
Feature: Radio Mentals
WHILE Richard Curtis probably isn’t someone you would turn to for stark social realism, the story of pirate radio deserves a slightly more serious appraisal than that found in his latest happy-go-lucky comedy, The Boat That Rocked. Curtis’s Sixti...
Hip Replacement: Temptation by Heaven 17 (BEF/Virgin)
BREAKFAST television was a new and exciting concept. New kid on the telly block Channel 4 was showing the very creepy and disturbing Minipops. Everyone thought it was simply hilarious when some student asked if he could have a P please Bob on Blockbu...
Hyperbole: Flux and Freaks, Twitter ye not
EAGLE-EYED readers will have noticed that Expletive Undeleted now has its own ‘Twittery-Twattery’ feed (down there on the right) where I talk about all the things I can’t be arsed blogging about, in 140 characters or less. Come jo...
Interview: Shaun Ryder*1
WHEN Shaun Ryder – erstwhile actor, author, newspaper columnist, Salfordian crooner, lyrical genius and a man who was banned from Channel Four for saying the fuck-word at tea time – sits you down in his living room and says that he wants to t...
