Sinister: It's all gone quiet

[Lucy Munro]

Sitting in a computer room in a quiet college...

> What did you all think about the NME interview then?  

Hmmm.  The first time I read it I was vaguely annoyed, and amused at 
the same time.  I must admit that a few of the NME writers regularly 
wind me up (Steven Wells, John Perry when he got at Sarah Bleach 
in a live review of Comet Gain for having bad skin; which aside from 
anything else she hasn't) & the whole attitude of the guy who wrote 
this was condescending in the extreme.  "Ahh, these poor little 
naive people who think they can snub NME".  The part at the end when 
he started making veiled threats about the kind of impression the 
rest of the band were making behind Stuart Murdoch's back was 
slightly sad.  BTW, in the "what we love about B&S stakes" did 
anyone mention "when the first cup of coffee tastes like washing up" 
line in She's Losing It?  Always gets to me, that one.

Lucy

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Lucy Munro
lucy.munro at kcl.ac.uk


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