[kj] Festive Fifty entries

[juliet pleming]

Dear All

I vaguely remember seeing Brillianat Aylesbury, I think - supporting
Bauhaus? ( Bauhaus, or Ba'as, as we called them were a goth band, I'd say) I
bought the single 'Push' 'That's what friends are for' there, and Youth and
Marcus signed it. Youth's signature included a big phallic symbol. I still
have it. One of the few records that didn't go to Record &  Tape Exchange or
get lost along the way.

Does anyone else remember that gig? Did Brilliant support Bauhaus or  do I
have false memory syndrome?

What about the Virgin Prunes? I loved them. Would they be judged goth? My
daughter is very keen on Moulin Rouge (the film)  at the moment, and I
notice that Gavin Friday and Bono did the vocals on one of the songs on
there  -  Children of the Revolutiion.

Juliet



----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2005 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: [kj] Festive Fifty entries


>   I think people tend to overlook or minimize the fact that
> Youth was a solid part of "Waht's This For?", one of KJs best
> works ever.
>
> --- iPat <pmdavies at gmail.com> wrote:
> >  i think youth was
> > an important element to the early joke that set standards far
> > above everyones station.
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