Forget Sergeant Pepper and The Beatles, what was really important about 1967 was the birth of Radio 1, the Big Mac and me!
Oh ... and don't forget it was the year that also brought us legendary English podcaster, podcastpaul.
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Ha ha! Just found this comment Al!
Posted by: Paul Nicholls | 01 October 2008 at 07:41 PM
Alex, stumbled across Verbalism this afternoon while sitting at my desk trying to look officious. Having looked at your 'Music I Love' list I was disappointed not to see Go Elsewhere among your favourites. Don't you miss their cheery, uplifting music? A sound that could raise your spirits and lift you out of any macarbre and darkened mood. Surely the time is right to get the band back together and head to the studio to make that 'difficult' second album?
regards
Stuart White
ps I heard a rumour that my brother is about to move back to Tunbridge Wells. Maybe the two of you could get together for a beer and you could let him patronise you.
Posted by: stuart white | 08 December 2009 at 03:50 PM
Hi Stuart, how the devil are you? I've not written anything here for a very long time, but thanks for popping by.
Love the idea of reforming Go Elsewhere. I've perfect the art of miserablist synth pop/dance fusion in the interim.
As for Andrew's return. I'm always in need of a patron ;)
Posted by: Alex Bellinger | 09 December 2009 at 11:54 AM