BOC-L Digest - 22 Jul 2005 - Special issue (#2005-188)

[CWarburton at OAG.COM]

>Carl Anderson wrote:
> We have to leave room for *any* band to sound like a load of
> toss, since even bands that are usually quite good and it
> within them to sound like a load of toss, and it behooves us
> as griping fans to take them to task for it when they do :)

Cf. Blue Oyster Cult June 2003 London Astoria
In fact, such a bunch of toss that last year I went to see Nektar
instead...

> Cheers,
> Carl, who always thought that the true spirit of Hawkwind was
> encapsulated in the unlikely miracle of a bunch of wasted
> freaks making a hell of a noise that actually sounded pretty cool :)

I'll second that motion - it also applied (marvellously) to a freaky
jazz combo called S.O.H. when they came to Nottingham (ah, those were
the days...)

ChrisW
NP: Cave In - Tides Of Tomorrow

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