Swindon Music

Reply to Post 32480 by MarkLuth in eye-liner-tastic Lords - the bassist and drummer went on to be in Kill City Dragons - who lost all members (apart from guitarist) to Shooting Gallery. Theres a connection for you!! the other connection was that the quality of th eir output went down as they progressed from band to band!!

Rich, the Lords vinyl you bought was probably mine.....

Reply to Post 32480 by MarkLuth in eye-liner-tastic
Rich, the Lords vinyl you bought was probably mine.....

Reply to Post 32481 by lazarus in eye-liner-tastic would the bassist have been Dave Tregunna?

Reply to Post 32485 by MarkEMoon in eye-liner-tastic Dave Tregunna was indeed the bassist with Lords...

Him and Brian James recently reformed the Lords, not sure I'd want to see them without the late great Stiv Bators on vocals though

Reply to Post 32487 by lazarus in eye-liner-tastic which means we can also talk about the Dead Boys

Reply to Post 32488 by MarkEMoon in eye-liner-tastic I like where you're going with this thread Dave I finally got around to buying "Young, Loud and Snotty" on CD earlier this year and thought it was incredible, I've known "Sonic Reducer" for years but not much else), I should get around to buying the follow up "We Have Come For Your Children" which has the classic "Aint It Fun" on there.

Reply to Post 32496 by Bodhi138 in eye-liner-tastic How about the Nymphs??? Their debut album is a truly great sleazy Stooges scuzzy punk fest with the female equivalent of The Lizard King on vocals. Inger Lorre had a great voice and was really sexy in a damaged goods kind of way.

Junkyard??? Not strictly sleaze, more southern rock influenced, but great all the same.

Who wants to copy me some Lords Of The New Church? I'm ashamed to say I've never heard them ...

Reply to Post 32497 by MarkEMoon in eye-liner-tastic , Inger Lore was far more talented (and bonkers) than Courtney Love.

I recall Mr Fowler played a fair bit of Nymphs at Level 3 back in the early 90s

Reply to Post 32498 by lazarus in eye-liner-tastic now thats a name I hadnt thought about for many a year...don't think I ever owned any Nymphs stuff. Mr Moon, recommend me an album, I insist!

Reply to Post 32484 by MarkEMoon in eye-liner-tastic Mate, if these were sold in hard times you can have them back?

Reply to Post 32510 by MarkLuth in eye-liner-tastic No, I have nothing to play vinyl on... and yes, they were sold in "hard times".... although my interpretation of "hard times" may differ to others.

Reply to Post 32508 by Slaz in eye-liner-tastic Things really are flowing here!

I also re-bought the Nymphs CD about a year ago. Saw them at the Marquee in 91 on what I think must have been their only UK tour before they vanished. Then there was the classic story of Iger Lorre pi**ing over their label boss's desk ....

Dave - It's Cold Outside (as opposed to Baby It's Cold Outside by Dean Martin, or Tom Jones & Cerys if you prefer) was an old 60s song later covered by Mr Stiv Bators. Can be found on 'Disconnected'.

The reformed Lords was a sham - was only Brian & Dave plus the drummer from Gunfire Dance (I Have no issue with that as he's a great drummer from a great band) plus Jez from lesser-known London glam n'er-do-wells the Pleasure Victims. Should have been ashamed of themselves.

Reply to Post 32517 by lazarus in eye-liner-tastic Thats the one, I must have had a Stiv Bators album at some point then, or at least a lend of it, still have that tune in my head after all this time.

You and Moonboy will be pleased to know that I have just found a cheap copy of The Nymphs on e-bay and its on order. This thread is costing me every time we mention a new band.