Re: ....So we got humped....

Joel Cooney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
>>> I used to work in a stall at the barras when I was a teenager -
>>> selling posters and t shirts. It was quite good although we
>>> basically got paid in donuts, posters and steak & gravy scotch pies.
>>> Still, the Italian football on Channel 4 and you were away! *sigh*
>>
>>I moved to England in 1988, but if you were on a stall before then - 
>>chances are our paths crossed.
>> 
> 
> It would have been the mid 90s, being but 8 years of age in 88... 

Cor.  I was um... *counts on fingers* ... 16

> so are you a glasgow girl then?

Much worse.  I was a Wemyss Bay girl.  [You can see why I spent a lot of 
time hanging in Glasgow - Greenock wasn't exactly "cool"]
 
> SNIP
>>
>>Well.  After half an hour of refreshing networks to find Inertiatic by
>>At The Drive In [grrr] I finally twigged.  Am listening to it right
>>now. 
>>
>>And it sounds NOTHING like the title suggested it might.  Is that a
>>man singing?  ;)
>>
>>I really like this so I'm going to have to get rid of some of my Stone
>>Roses to "make way".
> 
> Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!

I know.  I really NEED to get a burner!

>>> Pretentious? Yes
>>> Self-indulgent? Definitely
>>> Self-conciously 'odd' and 'obscure'? Undoubtably
>>> 
>>> Much cop? 'Eye of the beholder' but put it this way, they don't mind
>>> showing off, they clearly have passion for what they are doing, they
>>> aren't afraid of technology, effects or modern production and it
>>> isn't someone playing at being the MC5... rejoice in the fact that
>>> someone isn't self-conciously trying to be stylistically, trendily
>>> crap at playing. Possibly might appeal to closet Marillion fans :-)
>>
>>Oh.  I'm not sure now.  ;)
> 
> Oh go on... guilty pleasures, sins of the flesh(y ears) etc.

I did.  Like I say, I liked.  A lot.  Thanks for the others, I already had 
those due to fucking up with your orrigional suggestion.