HW: The Links Factor

[mark von bargen]

Nick,

Yeah, Culture Club through Jon Moss is correct 'tho that link has a more
current life.

Massive Attack - Clive Deamer was not the one that I was thinking about.
Think along the lines of the more current Jon Moss link.

Yes the rest probably are indefensible but they show just how corrupted this
game can be and a couple of the links are 'interesting' and open up many
more links.

Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nick Medford" <nick at HERMIT0.DEMON.CO.UK>
To: <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 10:45 AM
Subject: Re: HW: The Links Factor


> In message <000e01c1a893$7aab7380$6f23fea9 at oemcomputer>, mark
> von bargen <mark.von-bargen at GENIE.CO.UK> writes
> >
> >Definite links exist to:
> >
> >Culture Club
>
> Yes, Jon Moss drumming at Nik's recent shindig...
>
> >Massive Attack
>
> I may be in a minority, but I'm amazed to see this band lumped in with
> the other chart fodder here. "Mezzanine" is a phenomenal album IMHO,
> and their others have their moments too. You can't honestly tell me that a
> band who write heavy-duty dub-stoner material like "Karmacoma" or
> "Inertia Creeps" belong in this list. If there's a link with HW (something
> to do with Clive Deamer?), that's cool in my book.  I always thought the
> guitar crescendo on Mezzanine's title track sounds very HW-ish.
>
> >Toyah Wilcox
>
> Something to do with Fripp?
>
> >Atomic Kitten
>
> OK well here we move into the realms of the truly indefensible and I'm
> not even going to begin to guess...
>
> >Westlife - it gets a bit tenuous here
> >Boyzone - it gets even more tenuous here
> >Robbie Williams (and, therefore, Take That)
> >
> --
> Nick Medford
>