[kj] the skids

[iPat]

Stayed with them up to the Working For The Yankee Dollar but that was
the final straw.
Stuart was a regular in Aberdeen and many a time there were just a few
of us at the early BC gigs and some of his other collaborations. A
really nice guy.

On 6/28/05, Alex Smith <vassifer at earthlink.net> wrote:
> 
> I only really got into the Skids as recently as this past year. "Into the Valley" is a riotously great song, in my opinion.  Picked up one of those nefarious, faceless "best of"'s, but there is some great stuff to be heard on there.
> 
> Such a sad end to Stuart A's life.
> 
> Alex in NYC
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: melinda grant <hollytree1961 at hotmail.com>
> Sent: Jun 28, 2005 10:41 AM
> To: gathering at misera.net
> Subject: RE: [kj] the skids
> 
> hay dave,i used 2 have the skids l.p=scared to dance,lv that bak then,every
> 1 was slagging them of,but i thought they were quite different in the style
> of music,so gav them my support.
> 
> mel ldn uk.
> 
> >From: "dave at dna:creative" <noonan.hq at ntlworld.com>
> >Reply-To: "A list about all things Killing Joke (the band!)"
> ><gathering at misera.net>
> >To: <gathering at misera.net>
> >Subject: [kj] First record
> >Date: Tue, 28 Jun 2005 11:12:31 +0100
> >
> >Well then...my first record I bought from Woolies in the mid 70's was a
> >Baron Knights single (what were the odds on THEM being mentioned on a KJ
> >list...!) I swiftly made up for this gross faux pas though by getting my
> >Mum
> >to go into Ere Ere records in Lancaster, which was a quality shop for music
> >if it is not there still, to buy the following:
> >
> >The Clash -  English Civil War
> >Skids - Into the Valley
> >Sex Pistols - C'mon everybody
> >Elvis Costello � Oliver�s Army
> >
> >First LP
> >
> >The Damned - Machine Gun Ettiquette, which is still probably my favourite
> >Damned LP
> >
> >All of which I still have in dilapidated condition, except for Costello, as
> >for some reason, I fell out with him and his music then, as much as I like
> >him now.
> >
> >Dave
> >Leeds
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There is the urge that makes for conformity, and the urge to be free.
However dissimilar these two urges may seem to be, are they not
fundamentally similar? And if they are fundamentally similar, then
your pursuit of freedom is vain, for you will only move from one
pattern to another, endlessly. There is no noble or better
conditioning, and it is this desire that has to be understood.