Wow..Everett True. i remember him from the Good Old Days where the Melody Maker was king despite the ink that came off in your hands. It had a great system for reviewing albums. One symbol for "bloody Essential", another for "recommended" and that was it. I could never make head nor tail of albums without these symbols because the reviews were so odd and usually not about the albums itself at all. In fact even some albums with the aforesaid symbols had reviews that slagged them off Everett was good mates with Kurt and the MM christmas specials were always uber-cool. he once did a review of Tad where the first letter of each paragraph created the legend "JAMES DEAN (or someones name anyway) IS A C***)" And the interviews were always interesting. And it was all good. and then all the good journos left. Mr True, Kulkarni, and the others whose names I can't remember. Now look at it. MM was reduced to being Smash Hits but with Slipknot on the cover and had to give away shit posters and stickers to try and stop the slippage of readers. it failed and it died. and the NME went downhill fast with little competition on the 25th floor of IPC towers. basically- if E. True and Mr Gullick are behind Careless Talk cost Lives, you should buy it. hope you all had good new years paul
From: "Neil Robertson" <neil@banchory.net> Reply-To: "Neil Robertson" <neil@banchory.net> To: "sinister" <sinister@missprint.org> Subject: Sinister: New things on Banchory Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2002 15:37:37 -0000
For anyone short of a bit of reading matter, www.banchory.net is selling copies of the new music magazine "Careless Talk Costs Lives". The magazine, created by former Melody Maker journo Everett True and top photographer Steve Gullick, is intended as a bit of an alternative to, ahem, other current music publications. The first issue contains Stuart Murdoch's Brazilian Tour Diary, as well as the biggest Mogwai interview ever conducted, pieces with Calvin Johnson, Le Tigre, Electralane and literally hundreds of reviews of the sort of shit yous lot like to listen to.
It's under "Fancy Goods" in the B&S Merch section.
Enjoy.
Neil
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