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Originally Posted by rostasi
Even tho they were best known for "... Good Sculptures,"
my favorite is still the live version of Fleetwood Mac's,
"Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight."
I could always get the dancefloor flooded with punks and
oi boys/girls (of which I was one) with that one. With the
cry of "hellooo Glasgoooow...", you'd grab the nearest
person by the arm and yank 'em out on the floor.
Great. fucking. times.
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Sounds cool, tbh I always kind wish I could been part of that back then.
The Rezillos did a live version of "Sculpture" on The Old Grey Test Whistle. Eugene Reynolds said when he did the show he sang to a brick wall, and to get through the act he pretended he was singing to a live crowd. Later it dawned on him he was being televised and millions were watching. Probably why he said "Hello countless millions." to an empty sound stage ~6:06.
The Rezillos Complete Old Grey Whistle Test 26.9.78. (3 songs)
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Originally Posted by mord
Actually, I like you a lot, Nea. That's why I treat you like ****. It's the MB way.
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