[kj] O/T Banshees

Sun, 23 Nov 2003 13:10:05 EST

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True, the reformed SLF gigs are very good (I've seen about 5 since 1990), and 
Foxton is cool. Their 90s albums are more catchy, rock-n-roll sounding, but 
if you like Nobody's Heroes or Go For It you might want to check them out (esp. 
Get A Life).
I'll have to check out the early Siouxie stuff. I heard the 2 mpgs on one of 
yesterday's email and they were good--that very early British punk sound, kind 
of like very early slits. Talk to you later.
Greg

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ck-n-roll sounding, but if you like Nobody's Heroes or Go For It you might w=
ant to check them out (esp. Get A Life). 
I'll have to check out the early Siouxie stuff. I heard the 2 mpgs on one of=
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