Intro (War) / They (The Eternal Myth And Paradox) / Tortured And Abused / Yet Still They Ignore / Education Or Indoctrination The Worlds Biggest Runt / In Darkness / Heresy / The Buck Stops Here The only release on the Clown Disc label run by Pete Alberto, who was originally from Ipswich, but at this point […]
Einsteins Brain Muzak
TEXT ORIGINALLY WRITTEN BY AL PUPPY IN 2005 – TIDIED UP AND IMAGES ADDED BY MICKEY PENGUIN IN 2019 I do get bored, I get bored In the flat field I get bored I do get bored In the flat field I get bored easily. Although I can’t get down to London to give a […]
The Shures of Time / Thalidomide / Kings Cross ETC / N.W.3 / L.B.W / Segregation / Hello Mark ! / But Is It Art ? / Alien Asian / New Face In N16 / Erics Detachables The Innocent Bystander / The End / Image Has Cracked* / Oh Death* * Extra tracks from same […]
Looking For A Kiss – PC-PRESS. A story of two lovers, Robert, and Marlene, who’s love has long faded. The story is mostly based in the early eighties, in and around the London of that period, a London that is now largely gentrified. The story seems to float around in a dream-like state […]
TEXT ORIGINALLY WRITTEN BY AL PUPPY IN 2005 – TIDIED UP AND IMAGES ADDED BY MICKEY PENGUIN IN 2019 It is a few years ago now since I discovered that my daughter was learning about the women’s peace camp at Greenham Common in her school history lessons. “History? How can it be history, your mum […]
THIS POST HAS BEEN BROUGHT FORWARD FROM THE ORIGINAL POSTING DATE OF DECEMBER 2007 – IN REMBERENCE OF ALISTAIR I found a diary I kept through 1983. Here are some edited highlights. Of interest is the movement on from punk (anarcho / goth) towards first Psychic TV and second Stonehenge, but also the politics – […]
Perdam Babylonis Nomen by Gregory Bull. A tale of growing up in oppressive years of the 1980s. Partly surreal it tells of one young man’s agonies over the past, present and future. Contains some strong language and adult themes. The city’s streets are so wet shining and grey. My wasteland. Another car flies past. A […]
PUNK IS DEAD: MODERNITY KILLED EVERY NIGHT Co-edited and including essays written by Richard Cabut and Andrew Gallix, this original collection of insight, analysis and conversation charts the course of punk from its underground origins, when it was an un-formed and utterly alluring near-secret – back in the garage, when the cult still had no […]
Crass – Glasshouse – May 1984 Indebted to Nick Comfylux for supplying me with this audio that he recorded at the back of the hall of Crass performing their last ever concert in London, and indeed one of the last performances. Below are snippets of memories for two gigs from Tristian ‘Stringy’ Carter. Crass at […]
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