Off Topic Rangers

I am not surprised.

 

Cheating Scottish twats humiliated


And a little highland jig for you

 

Liar liar pants on fire.

 

Lay on your left arm till it goes to sleep, then have a go with that hand. Its like someone else is doing it. So I was told.

 

Yeah, I've just looked at a cached version of the page pre-edits, and Brady did the right thing.


Though you shouldn't put some of that really stupid **** in the first place you cockwomble.

 

We've all stuck ****e on here & regretted it in retrospect. Fair play to him for recognising & editing what he'd put.

I'm still laughing at Rangers to care.

 

I know, I once drunkenly said on here that Cast were the best band of the 90s. ****ing deserves a beating that.

 

God knows what you mean but pm me what he put.

 

Mong isn't a very pleasant word to use either.

 

There you go, made a Brady edit just for you.

 

Had a night out with a couple of Glaswegians last night.
Great night out.

 

****ing hell...

 

****ing dogshit band in every way shape and form. I saw them at some point in Hull, they played Adelphi a few times but I think I saw them at Room. They also played Tower too (I think).

I remember them (mainly John Power who was wearing white) getting pelted with mud at Glastonbury throughout their set.

Another thing, at some point during the 90s, they were stamping the hands of people attending their gigs claiming that it offered them some sort of protection against the imminent alien attack/end of world - can't remember what.

 

I saw them at Adelphi on their first UK headline tour just after Fine Time came out (I think). It was obvious even then who the talent in The LAs was.

Utterly turgid they were / are.

 

My cousin's band supported them at Adelphi.

 

What were they called mate, might remember them?

 

I'll message him, cos I've got no idea.

 

I think they were kicking around in the early 90s too, with different line ups.

Then capitalised on the right place/right time of the Britpops with Fine Time as you point out.

 

Just had a chat with him. He was talking to John Powerr a few weeks back at some rehearsal rooms.

He said JP remembered the venue, it was their first gig outside Liverpool, & Paul Jackson (?).

My cousin's band were called Janus Stark, he played drums although he plays bass nowadays.

 

Interesting. Name rings a bell but no strong memories. I'll think on.

Paul J he's referencing is the owner of The Adelphi.