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RE: Gig reviews


  • Subject: RE: Gig reviews
  • From: <M.Flack@op...ac.uk>
  • Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 04:57:24 -0700

This has simply got to have been written by Chris Roberts from Melody
Maker.
He always wrote like this - more entertaining than most of the bands he
reviewed.  He also invented a genre of music called Blonde, which failed
pretty dismally, probably because he couldn't explain it to anyone in a
way
that made sense!  Then he went off and formed a band called Catwalk (or
was
it Cakewalk - no, it would have been cats with him), who sunk without
trace.

Wonder what he's doing now?

michael,

> Having read with excitement everyones reflections on the
> recent gigs, I thought I'd send out an excerpt of a review
> of the Aeroplanes that I have printed on a t-shirt from the
> 1990 Loved tour. It's really knackered now but is still my
> favourite Aero T-shirt as not only does it have a picture
> of Gerard holding an aeroplanes but also the following
> prose which I cannot better.
>
> "Of course you know by now that The Blue Aeroplanes are a
> cat eating a catherine wheel, a catharsis and a catalyst, a
> piece de resistance and a piece of yummy sweet stuff. That
> the sprawling flailing Blue Aeroplanes are avant garde, out
> of date, beyond the call of duty and the call of the wild,
> a deep blue yonder wondering where to wander. That the Blue
> Aeroplanes have everything you look for and don't find in
> the unsatisfying strivers or careerists of today -
> intelligence and mayhem, suss and thrust. I think there are
> eight of them.
>
> How cool is that?
>
> Jason
>
>


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