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HonaloochieB

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  1. citizenED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If East Dulwich was a band, we'll be kept up all > night with band practice. I'm upping sticks and > moving to Norfolk. If Norfolk was a band, would it be The Partridge family?
  2. Skweeze Me Pleeze Me - Slade
  3. Carry Me Carrie - Dr Hook And The Medicine Show
  4. Bring Me The Rest Of Alfredo Garcia - The Flaming Stars
  5. Thanks JJF.
  6. Somerfield with The Dead Kennedies playing the fruit and veg section, alternating songs with Slipknot back in the dairy.** Liquorish hosting The Insane Clown Posse. Medicine Head at the Dulwich Medical Centre. Girls Aloud at JAGS. Rage Against The Machine in front of the hand dryer in the gents of The Palmerston. The Soup Dragons at Soup Dragon. John Cooper-Clarke, for a modest fee whispering poems in your ear in The Crystal Palace Tavern. And for no extra charge telling you a good joke. Atomic Kitten at Iceland, but if the various members are too busy advertising Iceland, appearing on cookery programmes and who knows what else, then get Coldplay in. Unless they're too yellow. Barry Blue serenading Barry from the Barry Off-Licence on Barry Road. And if a few Barrys were around to sing Hosannas then so much the better. Let's see what we can do. Fugazi down The Clockhouse. Chi-Chi And Ra-Ra having a Scissor Sisters evening. They might have to perch, but hey, they're troopers. Tom Waits in the doorway of Dulwich library. The Blue Oyster Cult at St John's Church. After they'd finished at JAGS and Chi-Chi Rah-Rah, Girls Aloud and The Scissor Sisters performing on the bar of The Capitol at Forest Hill. With an after show at The Hobgoblin. The Doctors Of Madness reforming for a benefit at the MIND shop. ** With Twisted Sister on the roof.
  7. Get Down On It - Kool And The Gang
  8. Unfortunately I don't have the tech skills to post them. But Droopy the lugubrious cartoon dog and Carole McGiffin off Loose Women...? Seperated at birth and Droopy got the wit and charm. If anyone cares enough and agrees, then I'd be grateful for illustrations.
  9. Then let there be joy and (licenced) dancing in the streets (or just Lordship Lane, under the terms of the aforementioned licence, and within the limits of jollity, exuberance and rhythmic abandonment permitted within said licence), or public footpaths as might be contained by any such licence. I'm made up, me.
  10. Cassius Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- I've had a couple of complaints in the past at > Peckham - loo's not great and once the film didn't > actually start, but when approached nicely the > staff have been really helpful (although > forgetting to actually start the film wasn't that > great!) Unless it was Godfather III, in which case they were exercising a little humanity.
  11. There There My Dear - Dexy's Midnight Runners
  12. The House That Jack Built - The Alan Price Set
  13. God (Take 1) - Ian Hunter
  14. It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels - Kitty Wells
  15. lengthmad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HonaloochieB whats the big attraction to Brian > Blessed (!) When I'm asked to give an example of what it is to not fully think things through, from now on I'll just quote my post above as a prime example.
  16. Tony.London Suburbs Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sir Gerald Nabarro would have a great deal to say > about this thread. Ah, old Gerry Nab, a fogey's fogey.
  17. Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Slip of the keyboard, old boy, I meant Jermyn > Street of course. Actually PGC I've just checked and apparently there's a 'shirtmaker' in Jermyn Street going by the name of Turnbull & Asser. Given my recent experiences in the heart of London's busy West End I can only assume that their name is some sort of code, and that they cater for the more 'specialised' types of sexual pecadillo. I shall be giving them a wide berth.
  18. I think Sean Mac got it right, let's localise. Sham 69 for The Castle. Modern Romance for Adventure. The Blood Red Shoes covering Elvis Costello's (The Angels Wanna Wear) My Red Shoes for Davina. The Beastie Boys for William Rose. Basia for The Bishop, and with her old band Matt Bianco at Adventure for the nights when Modern Romance need a break. The Angelic Upstarts (complete with pig's head) for Saturday lunchtime at The Upland. The Pogues for The Thomas More Hall. Jess Conrad for Fabric. The Sex Pistols Unplugged for Sunday lunchtime at The Plough. Crime And The City Solution for Sainsnury's car park. The Police for the reception of East Dulwich Police Station, with The Inmates in the cells and The Jesus And Mary Chain for the stables. The Fields Of The Nephilim for The Gourmet Burger Kitchen.
  19. Brick In The Wall - Punk Fluid
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