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  • @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

  • @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

  • @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

  • Shape this :)

  • @Clueless said:
    Shape this :)

    I enjoyed that thanks :)

  • @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

  • @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

    I have nothing more to say which adds to what I already said, I disagree with your view on it, you're the one talking about a topic completely unrelated to the OT. I call it trolling.

    mmmmm i say The Clash are one of the innovators of music but nothing to do with drambo. peace.

  • @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

    I have nothing more to say which adds to what I already said, I disagree with your view on it, you're the one talking about a topic completely unrelated to the OT. I call it trolling.

    mmmmm i say The Clash are one of the innovators of music but nothing to do with drambo. peace.

    ah! now i understand.
    good job I’m not the troll or else we would be here all week.

  • Anyone got info on release date?

  • @ipadbeatmaking said:
    Anyone got info on release date?

    However long it takes us to get to 200 pages.

  • @YourJunk said:

    @ipadbeatmaking said:
    Anyone got info on release date?

    However long it takes us to get to 200 pages.

    For real or u joking?

  • @ipadbeatmaking said:
    Anyone got info on release date?

    No. And there won't be one till its ready. I think giku is being cognizant that his earlier estimated ship dates were a mistake to share. He has indicated that he is in the wrapping the release up phase. But that could mean anything from weeks to months.

    There will be another thread when it is here or imminent.

  • edited March 2020

    @DatGood said:
    @thatguysmitty @ExAsperis99
    In light of the earlier Jay Elec jokes...

    JAY-ELECTRONICA ALBUM DROPPED TODAY AND DRAMBO IS STILL UNRELEASED!!!

    LMAO!!!

    I saw it this morning in the new releases, and was like, “woah!” 🤯😂

  • This thread is coming up on two years old (Apr. 2018), it's at 160 pages and half of us don't know what the hell Drambo even does, the other half have had their hopes crushed by the release delays.

    This thread is the real virus we should all be sweating over...it will not die!!

  • edited March 2020

    The anticipation for Drambo is.... Infectious B)

    I'll see myself out.

  • @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    That’s Hilarious - thanks for sharing. Yeah, the Clash-like gear was expensive, though I believe they got it from Bernie Rhodes (their manager at the time) and made some of their own. One thing about Strummer, though - he actually lived in a squat during that time and I think Simenon did too. His politics were criticized as naive, but I really think he tried to live up to his ideals. Mick Jones was a bit more of a prima donna, and had more “rock star” aspirations. As for “White Man in Hammersmith Palais”, it’s pretty all over the place lyrically, but I think it has laudable sentiments, and speaks to to a disillusionment with Thatcherite Britain, and punk bands trying to cash in, as well as offering some hope here and there. But what do I know? I was in the Midwest in the U.S. so it was all pretty fascinating for me, and possibly all the more so for being so remote. You would never hear the Clash on the radio (until much later), much less the Pop Group - unless it was a college radio station (typically late at night with a weak signal). It was all pretty cool, and far preferable to Rush, Eagles, Journey, etc.

  • @AndyPlankton said:

    @Clueless said:
    Shape this :)

    I enjoyed that thanks :)

    Wow ! Superb

  • @SanMateo said:
    The anticipation for Drambo is.... Infectious B)

    I'll see myself out.

    😂😂😂

  • @Clueless : Nice! I’d often wondered what the Battlezone mountains would sound like as a waveform.

  • @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

    I have nothing more to say which adds to what I already said, I disagree with your view on it, you're the one talking about a topic completely unrelated to the OT. I call it trolling.

    mmmmm i say The Clash are one of the innovators of music but nothing to do with drambo. peace.

    Yeah, no trolling here. Just OT discussion, because I needed a break from Drambo speculation and the like.

  • @ALB said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

    I have nothing more to say which adds to what I already said, I disagree with your view on it, you're the one talking about a topic completely unrelated to the OT. I call it trolling.

    mmmmm i say The Clash are one of the innovators of music but nothing to do with drambo. peace.

    Yeah, no trolling here. Just OT discussion, because I needed a break from Drambo speculation and the like.

    Sorry i don’t understand what you mean here. Are You saying that you want to talk about the clash instead of drambo?

  • @Shiro said:

    @ALB said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

    I have nothing more to say which adds to what I already said, I disagree with your view on it, you're the one talking about a topic completely unrelated to the OT. I call it trolling.

    mmmmm i say The Clash are one of the innovators of music but nothing to do with drambo. peace.

    Yeah, no trolling here. Just OT discussion, because I needed a break from Drambo speculation and the like.

    Sorry i don’t understand what you mean here. Are You saying that you want to talk about the clash instead of drambo?

    Sounds like Shiro, ALB and RockySmalls are...clashing.

  • @YourJunk said:

    @Shiro said:

    @ALB said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

    I have nothing more to say which adds to what I already said, I disagree with your view on it, you're the one talking about a topic completely unrelated to the OT. I call it trolling.

    mmmmm i say The Clash are one of the innovators of music but nothing to do with drambo. peace.

    Yeah, no trolling here. Just OT discussion, because I needed a break from Drambo speculation and the like.

    Sorry i don’t understand what you mean here. Are You saying that you want to talk about the clash instead of drambo?

    Sounds like Shiro, ALB and RockySmalls are...clashing.

    😆 boom boom.

  • This must be also the quote record in this thread.
    Since all goes OT anyway here lets enjoy more oscilloscope artwork. Maybe Beepstreet has still time to add such an oscilloscope before release :D

  • First of all, that is not trolling. It's a very self-aware and funny admission of a bias against the Clash!

    Second, "bemused" does not mean wryly detached; it means profoundly confused. (But like "epicenter" — which by definition means BELOW the center, as in the subterranean origin of an earthquake — everybody uses it wrong, so it kind of doesn't matter.)

    It's amazing to see the different perspectives of the Clash through the US/UK prism. The British music press is SO vital. As an American Anglophile, I lived and breathed it as a kid.

    But it is also insanely toxic and full of its own self-importance. There was a huge, irrational backlash when the Clash worked with Sandy Perelman as a producer of "Give 'Em Enough Rope." (He famously produced Blue Öyster Cult, and working with him was a total breach of punk orthodoxy.) The NME/MM hated Album 2, loved Album 3 (some of them, anyway), and found "Sandinista!" unforgivable. On the other hand, most American musicians I know think Joe Strummer could do no wrong (until he fired Topper Headon, etc...).

    As for the Pop Group, wow, they're terrible! :)

  • @DatGood said:
    @thatguysmitty @ExAsperis99
    In light of the earlier Jay Elec jokes...

    JAY-ELECTRONICA ALBUM DROPPED TODAY AND DRAMBO IS STILL UNRELEASED!!!

    LMAO!!!

    Omg you aren’t joking. Finally something useful out of this thread.

  • @Shiro said:

    @YourJunk said:

    @Shiro said:

    @ALB said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @Shiro said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:

    @ALB said:

    @RockySmalls said:

    @ALB said:
    You are all beyond the pale. Stop trolling me with your anti-Clash sentiments. What were you listening to in 1979 - Journey? Assuming you were alive...

    The Pop Group, aproximately eleven more fingers on the pulse of the nation/world

    Can’t recall if “We Are All Prostitutes” had been released by 1979...

    Edit: yes it was - just checked.

    which, funnily enough, was Exactly the track i was thinking of :) . i much preferred the Dennis Bovelled torture dungeon of the first album to any “white man in hammersmith palais”
    but, y’know...each to his own..
    “there are NO spectators.. you participate whether you like it or not “
    seems entirely appropriate for the current hand wringing/washing climate..

    The Pop Group certainly had a harder edge than the Clash. IIRC, critics of the time took both to task for different reasons: The Clash for their yob-ish self-mythologizing. The Pop Group for their humorless, pronouncements. I liked them both, but they inhabited different worlds for me.

    in the in the initial flurry of all those seven inchers turning up in those years i did get both Remote Control & Complete Control from the seedy underground market stall in manchester city centre.. but my tastes soon veered off into more esoteric sounds.. i was, after all, a spotty angst ridden teen myself with many a humourless/earnest moment to come.. one thing that really put me off the Clash vibe was a so called friend called Jonathon who was into Strummer big time, he persuaded me and another friend to have a fun weekend in Blackpool and then handily ‘forgot’ his wallet, i ended up paying his B&B bill and everything else for him over 3 days.. never got the money back and discovered after the fact how much all his Strummer bondage trousers and other Clash wannabe clothing cost from his Kings Road trips to the south..
    that line “ they got Burtons suits , you think its funny, turning rebellion into money “ always stuck in my throat as a deep hypocrisy on messrs Strummer and his ilks part . though, of course, they are not responsible for Jonathons dickheadedness.. probably! :)

    why are you trolling? are you angry?

    you are mistaken, a polite conversation with mr @ALB is far removed from trolling. my reminiscing is partially an explanation of my Clash allergy. newcomers ( youngsters?) like yrself might not quite ‘get’ the anecdote culture of this forum.. but calling someone a Troll definitely should be kept in reserve for occasions when it’s appropriate.
    .. and no, not even slightly angry, just, as usual, bemused :)

    You are trolling even if bemused :-)

    oh! you’re one of THOSE. and we were thinking the Covid was the main contagion to worry about 😷

    im not sure what you mean to be honest?

    i’m certain thats true, so keep the troll-calling down, it definitely wasn’t me that brought up the Clash digression in this thread. if you are not happy about it, locate the source and reserve yr name calling for them maybe?

    You are blaming others for your own posts? Take responsibility for your own actions. As for calling names, look at your own name calling which refers to me as a virus which I actually have.

    and thus the troll-caller becomes the troll...
    for more info re-read the thread and work out if you are part of a perfectly civil conversation , if not, then i would refrain from making assumptions. the contagion i refer to is the passive-aggressive online behaviour you have strangely stooped to, I don’t believe it’s in your nature normally but it’s something that seems to spread rapidly online and it’s not healthy.
    are you a disgruntled Clash fan by any chance? is that the problem?

    I have nothing more to say which adds to what I already said, I disagree with your view on it, you're the one talking about a topic completely unrelated to the OT. I call it trolling.

    mmmmm i say The Clash are one of the innovators of music but nothing to do with drambo. peace.

    Yeah, no trolling here. Just OT discussion, because I needed a break from Drambo speculation and the like.

    Sorry i don’t understand what you mean here. Are You saying that you want to talk about the clash instead of drambo?

    Sounds like Shiro, ALB and RockySmalls are...clashing.

    😆 boom boom.

  • @thatguysmitty said:

    @DatGood said:
    @thatguysmitty @ExAsperis99
    In light of the earlier Jay Elec jokes...

    JAY-ELECTRONICA ALBUM DROPPED TODAY AND DRAMBO IS STILL UNRELEASED!!!

    LMAO!!!

    I saw it this morning in the new releases, and was like, “woah!” 🤯😂

    It took over a decade and a damn catastrophic global pandemic to strike fear through the hearts of the human race for this album to be released.

    Drambo tho... Beepstreet be like "Fvck that, MFkers gonna wait!" LOL

  • @Clueless said:
    This must be also the quote record in this thread.
    Since all goes OT anyway here lets enjoy more oscilloscope artwork. Maybe Beepstreet has still time to add such an oscilloscope before release :D

    Jeeeeez, he already has a normal oscilloscope! Excellent video! Im looking forward to your Drambo creations! Im curious.

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