Thanks for the story - not rambling at all.

If anything inspired Alice for this, I would guess it came from here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H3dFh6GA-A Of course. That`s why It's (I) refer to it as the Frankenstein table. Alice has even used the dialogue on stage before FMF from time to time. Which is why I don't believe for one second...

Hells teeth people, surely nobody here really thinks that this song had any influence on this terrible barbaric act.

If anything inspired Alice for this, I would guess it came from here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H3dFh6GA-A

This is near impossible, every time I read a new posting I think..yeah that one, no that one, no..... Ok the quiet room, sideshow, second coming. No I'm going for 'under my wheels' live from the Glasgow Apollo (B side of 'for Britain only) because I was there and it was the highlight of a truly mag...

Reminds me of The Munsters.

Difficult to pick a favourite but I'd probably go for Theatre Of Death as I just loved that show. However, I'll be listening to the St Louis one tonight - 42 years ago today!

Many thanks Andy, that has cleared things up for me.

A_MichaelUK wrote:>(the last night of the European tour?).

Yes.

>Can anyone confirm that it was played in 1972?

Yes.

I'm curious about the setlist of a 1972 gig that I heard recently. It was allegedly recorded in Switzerland on 26th November 1972 (the last night of the European tour?). Now, the thing that is puzzling me is that it includes the Beatles song 'Hard Days Night' as the encore. I know that this song was...

Mike Drew wrote:"Without doubt SAHB were the best band I ever saw live."

Indeedy!!....Nice One

Maybe not the best band I ever saw, but not very far off it.
Maybe Alice could cover 'Next'
I fondly remember the look of horror on my parents face when they saw SAHB perform it on the Whistle Test.

Great stuff Steven, keep 'em coming. I do have a copy of this but yours may be better quality. And the video is fantastic. Felt quite seasick watching it !

Steven, many thanks for that.
I really enjoy hearing the old interviews.

Doubtless my 2 favourite artists.Doubtless a tour with both of them would be my ultimate dream.Why not so far :( ? I think it's crazy they haven't toured together. The both started around the same time about 45 years ago, both have the whole "shock rock" reputation and seem to be friendly with each...

I remember reading that article when it was first published.
Thought it was weird then, and the passage of time hasn't improved it any.
I've always been of the opinion that Morley embellishes some of his interviews.

danielleV wrote:you say Alice said there is a new execution in the new show.....i wonder what it is..
Ideas: beaten tp death, strangled, well hard to find....as in "a little things " song
He yet describe plenty of these....

He has to dance himself to death. In a disco. Wearing a tutu.

So if the "Solo Years" box set includes the Los Angeles 1975, Saginaw 1978, San Diego 1979 and El Paso 1980 shows - we all cool with that? I for one wouldn't mind an official release of these in a nicely presented package. I was delighted with how much better quality the old school version of kille...

Ho hum. Now I know why I don't bother posting here. Did anybody see Alice on the Ronnie Wood show a few weeks ago ? (Yes, I know there's a seperate discussion for this.) Now, that was interesting. Fantastic to see Alice and Ronnie really getting into the music they were listening to. Just watching t...

I'm more of a lurker than a poster here, but I must agree with some other posters about the standard of Gallus Cooper. They really are excellent. I saw them as couple of years ago (along with another regular poster here) and they really were very good. And it was great to meet young Bill Crowe with ...

rgallie wrote:Has anyone recieved it from amazon.co.uk yet

My copy arrived this morning.

I've just received an e-mail from amazon.co.uk telling me that my copy is in the post. I was so close to cancelling the order yesterday !