Blood for the Baron!

Quickfire wrote:And to think only two years before Billy D was with Mozza and Marr in the Smiths! Or something similar.

he was in nosebleed, mozzas band before the smiths. my wife is a HUGE mozza fan, i dont mind the smiths, but mozza...........

Ross SC wrote:

Quickfire wrote:And to think only two years before Billy D was with Mozza and Marr in the Smiths! Or something similar.

he was in nosebleed, mozzas band before the smiths. my wife is a HUGE mozza fan, i dont mind the smiths, but mozza...........

'Heaven knows [your] miserable now'

Still, the bands that came out of Manchester in that era - even before Madchester - makes one a little nostalgic.



I think the headline of the below says it all about Mozza.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/7180553.stm

Mozza seems to have annoyed a lot of Scouse by walking out of his most recent gig. Had a good laugh reading about it. That's a life plan for a Manc: annoy the Scouse.

he collapsed on stage a few weeks ago, most recent gig some f*cker threw a bottle & it hit him the face so he had to stop.
im not a big fan of his solo stuff, but he's a legend.

Ross SC wrote:he collapsed on stage a few weeks ago, most recent gig some f*cker threw a bottle & it hit him the face so he had to stop.
im not a big fan of his solo stuff, but he's a legend.

Somehow as a solo artiste he is a trailblazer for Richard Ashcroft and Ian Brown. Maybe I'm forgetting a few others. Not including Shaun Ryder.

On which note



Mozza should just go back to LA and hibernate.

did you check out those vids i posted?

Ross SC wrote:best band ever, & they are russian!
this next one is a cool song, set to a prodigy video!

Interesting they choose the Pendulum remix video (Pendulum ballsed that up nicely).

This is what is rocking my world:

Ross SC wrote:did you check out those vids i posted?

Thanks for the prompt Ross, I missed your posts.

Yeah, Leningrad are somewhat legendary in Russia, 'irreverent', 'cheeky', 'full-on' and with a great love of parody in their vids.

That's the official version. Their lyrics mark them as outsiders as they use a lot of 'mat' slang, that's basically a lot of swearing involving references to one's mother, something which is not cool in Russia where everything is permitted except for 1) public use of 'mat' 2)massacring people on state tv whilst using 'mat' on the soundtrack 3) starting a revolution without permission 4) smoking in the immediate vicinity of an Orthodox icon. They pissed off a lot of people as a result.

Otherwise Leningrad integrate a lot of Russian riffs and folk-songs into their music, it's kind of touching in a way that Russian metal aspires to but never reaches. The lyrics are literally sort of like Madness crossed with the Kinks via a discursive Kirsty McColl and Shane McGowan drinking session.

To fully appreciate them you need to know a lot of mat, as in two or three years living in a big Russian city's worth, mat is like its own dialect (think 80 words for snow instead of **** or ****** or *+@& etc.)

Here's them getting very famous ...



... same for some of their more slovenly but more commercially lucked-out rock rivals.

meertoh wrote:Here's my favourite Russian Metal:

Hey: Silent Bob is Soap Mactavish! Rock out \\//

Please be nice to the Coke vendor installers as you exit the Death Star in an orderly fashion.

ODB wrote:

Ross SC wrote:best band ever, & they are russian!
this next one is a cool song, set to a prodigy video!

Interesting they choose the Pendulum remix video (Pendulum ballsed that up nicely).

This is what is rocking my world:

Hey, tonight's the night of the 20th Anniversary of Scorpions keeping the Hoff off of No. 1 in Germany for all time. Respect!

[spontaneously combusts bIc lighter]