Date:
30.04.2010
Name:
Dave Burnby
Comments:
What a gem of a site. I first saw the Red Guitars at the Spring Bank Community centre in Hull and was blown away by them. It was the first time I'd heard South African style guitar as played by Hallam years before Graceland and McClaren's "Duck Rock". Later, I was responsible for helping to raise money for Barnsley miners in the 85/86 strike and the Guitars played a benefit gig at the Trades and Labour Club on Beverley Road in Hull. The queue stretched half way down the road. We packed the place and sent three Transit vans of food to the now gone collieries at Fryston, Wheldale and Glasshoughton. The hairs on the back of my neck still stand up when I hear the opening riff of Good Technology. Without a doubt, one of the most underrated indie bands of the decade. Very special. Thanks for the memories folks!
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Date:
12.04.2010
Name:
kev
Comments:
Thank you. Soo many memories of your songs. My two year old son loves 'Good Technology' and dances away. People will still be listening even when we are all dead and buried. Once again cheers for the site and songs.
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Date:
03.04.2010
Name:
glambuster
Comments:
The Good Technology video was filmed in Midgley's scrapyard, Reservoir Rd in Hull - next to the Comet service dept where I was working at the time. Loved the track then - still do now.
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Date:
27.03.2010
Name:
Stephen Hayes
Comments:
Good Technology video: This is one of those songs that I heard once on John Peel about 20 years ago and never forgot. Great song.
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Date:
19.03.2010
Name:
sak
Comments:
hello
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Date:
14.03.2010
Name:
flemming
Comments:
my friend had the album "Tales Of The Expected" heard it many times, and always loved it, trying to find it but really hard. Found some tunes fro album on youtube wich was really nice thx for great album.
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Date:
05.03.2010
Name:
Craig
Comments:
I saw the Red Guitars in Liverpool in 1984. They were supposed to be supporting the Smiths but ended up headlining because the Smiths didn't turn up (they did TOTP instead). Just as well for the Smiths, as they would have been totally blown off stage. I did see the Smiths live a couple of time and they were shit. Red Guitars were a fantastic and very underrated band. So underrated that hardly anyone has even heard of them, which is sad.
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Date:
28.01.2010
Name:
armadillosu
Comments:
Good Technology: Was just going through old vinyl & came across this song. I loved this back as a student in the early 80s. Still every bit as good as I remember it!
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Date:
24.01.2010
Name:
john gemmill
Comments:
Hi-just to say I've just found your site after seeing "good technology" on you tube. Couldn't agree more with the guy in guestbook who talked about you "blowing the smiths away"...that is the phrase I always use if I hear someone saying"I wish I'd seen the smiths"..I tell them about how you demolished them at the Dundee university gig I attended. You would absolutely be in my top 5 gigs of all time ( Hi-fidelity moment) along with (probably) U2 Zooropa tour, Prince at Celtic Park, Misty -In-Roots at Cambridge corn exchange,John Martyn & Martin Simpson. Hmmm, thats six! But I digress...I went with my friend Gerry. We'd never heard of you before then. The whole set was stunning, and I liked that there was no pretention, in what was a very pretentious period in music. Good Techology was massive,anthemic ,w a HUGE bass sound that kept it all "nailed down".I probably wept. We just kept turning to each-other and saying "they're SOOO GOOD !!! " The other most memorable moment :) was after the build-up / first two verses in "Dive"...we knew SOMETHING BIG was on the way...and then the big riff/chorus thingy crashed in ("the radio does play..."etc)& I remember my jaw dropped & us both looking at each-other just blown away! Absolutely stunning. Thank you so much.
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Date:
10.01.2010
Name:
Andy Stockall
Comments:
I bought Fact from Omega Records in Northwich Cheshire...in fact (pardon ) it was recommended to me. Marimba Jive followed later and i still have the singles! The sound and the lyrics have stayed with me all these years...Superb!
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