why i'm here i am not sure, you'd have to ask mmmender

[simon raymonde]

well, there are probably at least ooh one of you who thinks i am an 'imposter' ( i think that's the word you chaps use,) which is fine, cos even though i am not i feel like one....

i haven't much to say except since this morning, i have not moved in 6 hours from my desk, such are the rigours of running an independent record label.

if any of you are bereft of new music and i guess you must be if you're all still listening to the cocteau twins, then my wee label has some highly fine artists.

[Sean_Montgomery]

Obviously an impostor. ;)

[mmmender]

simon you sexy son of a bitch.........:cool:

[Phil Lawton]

Simon

An unusual visitor to the Terrordome.

I was warned of your arrival...wassamatta, mate...can't you sleep?

Welcome to Castle Beales anyhow, Simon. The restaurant closes at ten and the front door's locked at eleven, so no turning up half-pissed with some floozy, OK? Oh, and no smoking in bed....no matter how much friction you generate.

I'll be watching.

And one more thing, Mr Raymonde....no answering the "my favourite CT song" type threads....you'll cause a riot and I'm not cleaning up the mess.

Have fun, frolics and other things starting with "f" (no, no, no, sit down, Leesa).

[zed]

greetings simon,

it's a pleasure to ummm. have you here. seems like ages.

i'm pleased you recived the books and whatnot i sent you..hope you enjoyed them. seemed the least i could do...after all the sounds over the years.

new one coming ..if you like.. you're on the short list man.

:cool: ;)

z.

[Phil Lawton]

Actually Mr R, as you're here, you can pick who you want to play yourself in the bio-pic of CT that exists only in my head at the moment. I had Richard E Grant down for you, but, if you think he's a bit foppish, feel free to choose someone else.

Phil

P.S. Schwarzenegger is out, as is Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt...William Shatner's free, though, so don't be afraid to plump for him.

[Phil Lawton]

In fact....yeah....

The Cocteau's in space.......

Kirk (Simon): Scotty.....you've....GOT....to get the Fraser engine started....we're suffering a Massive Attack....

Scotty (Robin): She'll no take the pressure, Captain...she's gonna blow....

Yes....I can work with that......

[RunawayBay]

...A bow...:)

Lori
----------
on air now: aloysius

[jana]

glad to see you around again simon...

[DEANCOCTEAU]

Hi Simon,
it is fantastic that you are here with us. Can I just say that your
music continues to bring me much needed respite and pleasure every day as
I am sure it does for all the board members.I look forward to hearing your input on some of the very interesting discussions that are held on this site.
Big respect to you.

Regards,
Dean.

[watchlar]

Wow...simon's back...groovy

W

[spanglemaker]

well allo Simon! nice to see ya back. and nice to respond to ya again ;)

[watchlar]

Originally posted by spanglemaker
well allo Simon! nice to see ya back. and nice to respond to ya again ;)

i wonder if that's eerie for simon to see a post with an avatar of guthrie...hmmm

W:)

[ultracosmic]

Wow..
I'm newer than most to this board so i never Imagined one of the Frikkin band was gonna climb on the site and say hullo.

Thanks for doing something very rare...
creating something original...
very difficult to do...

I listen to tons of new bands but keep coming back to the Twins
they are a touchstone of my life

You were underrated in your time
music history will be very kind to the Cocteau Twins

ART RULES
David aka ultracosmic

[TigerZ]

Hey Dude!...Welcome!...Yes, Irish women have a way of persuading...whether you like it or not :D

[REPLICESS]

I drag myself away from here for awhile ... and miss Simon !

Hello there :)

*waves shyly*

And btw, what's wrong with still listening to the Cocteaus, pray tell ? ;)
Originally posted by watchlar
i wonder if that's eerie for simon to see a post with an avatar of guthrie...hmmm W:)
HeeHee! That probably freaked him for a second!

[Lucibelle]

Wow! It's you! It's really you! :eek: Excuse me while I shit twinkies! Apparently this is old hat to some people on this site, but I've only been here a short while. What's it been, like two weeks or something and poor Mmmender can't shut me up?
if any of you are bereft of new music and i guess you must be if you're all still listening to the cocteau twins, then my wee label has some highly fine artists.

As for me, I love hearing new music, when it's worth listening to, that is. As far as still listening to Cocteau Twins, what can I say? Words can't describe. Lots of bands come and go but after, oh my God, sixteen years!?! (starts to feel old) I've never gotten tired of your music. Not to mention how strong of an influence the Cocteau's have had on my own music.

It is truly a pleasure!

(Whaddya think, Mmmender? Nose too far up his ass? Not far enough? Take it out NOW? Should I mention Friday's meeting? Invite him as a guest speaker or something? Crisco...........? uh, no.)

[randomrob]

really hope you and mssr. Guthrie look into squaresoft and its motion picture dept. That said, Im speechless, imposter or not, what we believe tends to be true- thank you -'r'R ps- whatta you think of the Yuka Honda/John Zorn album?

[curetwins]

hello simon! are you still drowning in the box of demos you've received?

-jeff

:)

[Lucibelle]

This is a silly question, Simon, but in your picture...is that a Bauhaus T-shirt you're wearing? I could be way off, but it looks like it could be that. :rolleyes:

Luci

[mmmender]

(Whaddya think, Mmmender? Nose too far up his ass? Not far enough? Take it out NOW? Should I mention Friday's meeting? Invite him as a guest speaker or something? Crisco...........? uh, no.)
LOLOL lucibelle, i don't think simon minds having a nose up his ass actually so i wouldn't worry too much about it! and he's far too delicate for crisco! :p
(*mmmender envisions simon scratching his head right about now*)

[Lucibelle]

he's far too delicate for crisco!
Awwww! I'll be gentle. I promise!!

[simon raymonde]

in no particular order...
i) it's a good fellas tshirt i think, i DO still have it but that photo is about 9 million years old, i don't know where it comes from , you'd have to ask mmmender.

ii) demos? good grief, there may be a jimi hendrix or kurt cobain in there and i may miss out on finding it....there are about 75 cds that i have not listened to yet and have no idea when i will....but i DO find things that way.

iii)yuka honda/john zorn not heard it. sorry

iv) replicess. i was only kidding (well half...) it's just that I am SO into what i do now that I don't spend much time dwelling on my past, though of course we made some cool tunes here and there. Things I strongly suggest you search out....new Czars EP 'X would rather listen to Y than suffer a whole C of Z's' is just sublimely good. The forthcoming Devics single 'Red Morning' 7" vinyl only ltd edition with gorgeous sleeve is their best ever music, and the video, my lord. So gorgeous....
Watch out for new bands and remember you heard it here from me first....The Faraway Places, Laura Veirs, Jetscreamer, and some bands nothing to do with me (much) , Clearlake will have an album Cedars out next year that is genius, so moving, and hmm who else...? The Kills are grand, Andrew Bird is ridiculously talented, jeez he really is...oh that'll do...

[Phil Lawton]

Simon

So you're ducking the Richard E Grant question, then? On your own head be it...I'm putting the call in to Shatner this morning.

[mmmender]

i have to say this......i think that people should try and refrain from asking simon questions about what liz or robin are doing.....how about asking simon what simon's doing?! i can't speak on simon's behalf....but would you appreciate being asked about other people's whereabouts on a regular basis? it's bound to get tedious.

if you'd like to contact robin yourself about his currernt projects, check out the bella union (http://www.bellaunion.com) website. his contact email address is also available on the site.

[randomrob]

Whatcha doin, Simon???!!!!!!

[Baba O'Reilly]

Hi Simon

Nice to see you, to see you nice.

[etc etc]

Simon,
Where is the famous transparent four calendar cafe toilet seat now residing? I gotta go!!!

[mmmender]

Originally posted by etc etc
Simon, Where is the famous transparent four calendar cafe toilet seat now residing? I gotta go!!!
it's in simon's house and i think he's using it at the moment, try knocking ;)

[Baddy2shoos]

I could not find that anywhere on the sleeve, did see a lot of transparent horse shoes though.....welcome Simon, hope we havent freaked you out too much
Beth

[jana]

speaking of music on bella... i managed to find a few bu releases at a local record shop a few months ago. I fully agree about the czars. great band.
I am currently and probably will forever raise lift to experience as my favorite bella band. Not only is it because they rule...and that i'm from dallas....but they have a sound that i don't think anyone else could touch on. The guitarist for my band recently had discussions with josh on delay pedals....and i think we've now got a few new sounds because of it.

that said i think you should all check out polyphonic spree. If you can scratch past the fact that tim was in (cringe) tripping daisy you will find an amazing band (and a great show to boot)

[mmmender]

I am currently and probably will forever raise lift to experience as my favorite bella band
yes jana, they are unreal, and i can't wait for their new release!! i was lucky enough to see them live in buffalo a short while ago, they were remarkable!

[jana]

i was about to say the same thing. i mean, he probably dislikes answering questions about robin and liz as much as he dislikes people speaking for him.

either way. as mentioned above it IS a cocteau board....and since simon is closer to the other 2 band members then anyone else on here, he's in a perfectly good position to answer such questions. (albiet a tiring one)
I'm sure most aspects of the twins are a bit tiring to someone who is just trying to bring other good music into the world.

[jana]

yes lift are amazing. in dallas some people had a difficult time getting over the whole religious aspect of their music....but atleast it's not amy fucking grant i say. ha!
i still wonder how josh is holding up about his wife. He's a lot stronger than i would be....still touring and all.
tough like a bear that kid is.

[simon raymonde]

i hate richard e grant apart from in withnail and i....he needs to scruff up a bit more often...he lives near me, and is total knobend.
i would like ed norton to play me, for no reason than i think he's sexy and i don't think i am. ( leesa be quiet!)

robin is now living in france and setting up a lovely studio in his home there. He has made a very gorgeous instrumental album that I am sure you will all hear very soon.

liz, i don't have much info on her musical goings-on i am afraid. in fact none. she is lovely though and on the occasions when we do get time for a chat, she seems very well.

what am i doing? crumbs i don't have time to tell all. i produce alot , sign a load of bands, sort out business for Bella Union, travel about spreading the word, take my dog out, watch my kids grow up too fast, and eat too much thai food.

[Phil Lawton]

Simon

Shatner it is, then.

[Lucibelle]

Simon, you're quite a sport to answer all our questions. :D And thanks for answering my T-shirt riddle! I can't speak for anyone else, but it thrills me to hear first hand what any one of you are doing. We're all quite obsessed in here, really. We have a support group going on and everything. Your membership would be welcome, naturally, but I have no idea who to suggest as your sponsor. :confused: Boy, that's a tough one. :rolleyes: Who could a Cocteau Twin actually turn to for Cocteau Twin withdrawal syndrome??? And of course, EVERYONE here is going to want YOU to be their sponsor! "Oh, Simon! I can't eat! I can't sleep! Sing me a lulliby, would you?" Yikes!

[jana]

doug moon can be simon's sponsor. ba-da-ching!

[ScottL]

Thanks for visiting Simon. I guess apart from being mad busy, it must be hard to to drop in to talk to so many obsessed CT fans, a bit alienating and as Jana said...I personally don't care for the whole fan/band idol-thing...but I am CT obsessed like many others here.
Things to bear in mind, that attract us listeners here are:
1) We are often hard pressed to find people around us with similar musical appreciation and finding so many online like this is a treat.
2) We are definitely finding new music through this place, or old music we missed(I know I did...), even if I don't like some suggested bands, I've heard loads of stuff I'd have never heard of. Some also because of BU. I love the Czars I've heard and Gwei-Lo was very cool. Rothko too ...need to check out more.

Ok, so I have one compliment anyway, in another thread Liz's phrasing in vocals was discussed...in the same sense(I think!) I love the the placement of notes in your CT bass lines...often simple but subtle timing. I later realized what a dramatic effect that can have and it has been a notable influence for me in how I think about playing bass or guitar.

Anyway, running a label sounds intense in that it seems to suck your time away...but I guess you focus on the new music and it see how worth while it is. Sounds like you get demos faster than you can listen almost...but it is cool you do and find things thru that effort.
I didn't want to add to the storm of questions, but wonder do you ever get time to play music(with different folks that come along) that won't be 'produced'? And if so, do you find playing in more varied scenarios without production pressure is a creatively stimulating area you perhaps didn't get as much of before, or does BU suck all playing(produced or not) time away? Hope it is well with you then. I hate to see the music industry have a bad effect on people, esp. when they have such a good effect on the industry, you certainly seem to have done so and continue to.
Thanks, Scott

[REPLICESS]

*overcome with girly excitement*

Simon typed my name !!!! :D

*chuffed*

;)

[jana]

thai? not sure....but if you're ever in london, check out veg veg.
best vegan oriental ever.

[watchlar]

Originally posted by jana
doug moon can be simon's sponsor. ba-da-ching!

OMG....douglass moon...ah those were the days....:eek:


W

[curetwins]

hey simon, yeah demos.. i may have contributed a few of those... sorry about that!

-jeff:)

[jana]

i always said i was going to send a demo to bella union. never did though. it was too much fun at the time to just not worry about record label shennanigans.
besides, with being a ct fan it would be a bit weird i think....talk about being pidgeonholed.
maybe i'll try epitaph. =)

[dynamine]

good to see you aboard simon, enjoy the music on your label,
also enjoy your solo stuff.THE WAVE ROOM,& SING SING are two of my favs. from bella union. take care "you sexy son of a bitch".
lolololol

-DYNAMINE

[mmmender]

simon, you shoulda been wearing a soprano's t-shirt in that picture, don't disrespect the bing baby! silvo will come down hard on yer ass (and so will i for that matter ;) )

[simon raymonde]

firstly ms lees, sopranos hadn't been written when i was wearing that tshirt! secondly i DID buy a Badabing tshirt but it is hopelessly mis-shapen.

ok scott, well yes i would love to play more, but on many productions i do tend to play quite a bit, on Czars, James Yorkston, i did. As far as JUST playing, well yes I was a member of the band TRAM recently for a gorgeous show at the London venue Bush Hall. I played a lovely big grand piano, and some organ. The album Kind Of Closure, I played on, so it made sense that when they did a show, I did it too. It was hard work, all the rehearsals etc, with the string players and brass etc, but well worth it. Previous to that I played piano alot on the new Michael J Sheehy album for Beggars Banquet, ( he's recently been touring the US supporting Peter Murphy!!), so while I would be happy to have more 'music' on the go, it's fine for now. I am setting up a wee studio at home in next few weeks, so maybe i'll get round to making another record one day, but not like the last one! Urgh!
Phil you obviously didn't read my last post. Ed Norton, he's an actor, you know Primal Fear, Fight Club? Shatner? man I know I'm older than 'most' of you but Shatner? C'mon he could never look as good as me.

[zed]

morning...umm, afternoon simom, glad you popped in.

this is for if -when you drop in again.....

talking to our own MMMender yesterday..i mentioned that if i could, i'd love to talk to you more about Bella Union and how the day to day running goes..to me that's just interesting...yeah, i was that kind of kid too....always into stuff.

i'm most especially intrested in the "seires seven" material.

there was a fabled joint venture between you and robin mentioned once...hmmmm? and, well a solo piece from you'd be really nice...i'll not hold my breath,(that only works untill you're thirty or so..) but i will keep an eye out. which hurts like hell .
lol!

anyway...take care, you sexy beast...

Zed...always save the best for last...;)

[REPLICESS]

Talking of the twins solo projects, does anyonw know if Will Heggie did anything else ? ........

[DEANCOCTEAU]

Replicess,
you asked about Will Heggie. After leaving the Cocteaus he formed a band called " LOWLIFE" who went on to record several albums on their own record label. I have a cd-r copy of one of the albums called SAN ANTORIUM. It
is certainly worth a listen and a fair number of Lowlife albums show up on eBay. The music is good but you will either love or HATE the vocalist. Probably hate as he is very monotone. I have got used to it and as I say Lowlife are worth a listen for sure if you can track any of the albums down. The basslines
on quite a few songs are clearly reminiscent of Garlands.

Regards

Dean.

[simon raymonde]

hmm, you are an inquisitive wee bunch arent ya?
re the day to day bella union stuff...well everyone here does different things, fiona looks after production of cd, manufacturing all that kind of crap, and she look after the money, cos i don't have a care about that much, and i trust her and i don't trust myself.
peter he looks after all the tours, pre-production, and other special projects. lourda she do all the mail-order internet kinda thing, lindsay she do all the international stuff, like liasing with licencees and distributors....(you're regretting asking me now!), and i do all the interesting things that i wouldn't let anyone else do!
by the sea, i do remember the olympia yeah, and the zenith, good memories...it's not like you say, i don't wanto forget the past at all, i just don't want to live in it....CT was a huge part of my life, and like all things, some of it was sublimely supreme and some of it was achingly awful. We had some excellent shows, recordings, little shared moments, and i have different faves, depending on my memory. My fave shows were 4 we did in London in a row, two at Brixton Academy and then 2 at the Town And Country Club. I guess we were pretty good. TV i mostly hated, though you're right, even though the show was appaling, (aah that presenter!!) the MTV thing was really nice. Jay Leno was shockingly bad! what a moron. anyway..what else? fave moment.....i think when we finished recording the track Blue Bell Knoll i was v excited...like fuck me, that was amazing! i don't ever want to go to sleep now....you know what i mean.

that's all for now...i have to go and do interesting things.

[mmmender]

Originally posted by simon raymonde
that's all for now...i have to go and do interesting things.
like take wee molly for a walk? sigh luv, we need to see a pic of her! we are depraved individuals. :D

with regards to what you said about the tonight show with jay leno that was a pretty non-descript performance, you guys seemed really (and i do mean really) out of place, i'm sure it felt that way as well. i nearly cracked up laughing at the end of the performance when i saw exactly how short liz looked standing next to leno!

[ScottL]

Simon, thanks for the generous replies...no more questions from me anyway...good luck with all of it, hope a new album does materialize from the home studio bit.

[Phil Lawton]

Simon

Sorry, mate, not only am I completely unaware of Ed Norton (I don't know who most celebs are...I don't watch a lot of TV and don't get out much), but he's not an option.

Look, Shatner's not all that bad....watch the screen test before you jump to any hasty decisions.

[Phil Lawton]

By The Sea

I wouldn't know Ed Norton if he hit me with a large placard with "I am Ed Norton" written on it.

[Lucibelle]

I wouldn't either, Phil!
so maybe i'll get round to making another record one day, but not like the last one! Urgh!

'Blame Someone Else' a tough experience, was it? I really enjoyed it, though there were two songs I was never really able to get into. Hope I'm not offending you with that. Considering how hard it is sometimes to find a CD where you actually LIKE MORE than two songs, I'd say that's a very good thing. I did find the lyrics to "In My Place" to be absolutely brilliant! I remember laughing my ass off when I heard that song, just imagining people who know you (think they know you) telling you what steps you should be taking in your life, while you stand there, half-listening, knowing this person just has NO IDEA what the hell they are talking about! I imagine it has to be really hard sometimes when so many people know who you are. I know that fame can really make some people crack, while others thrive in the spotlight. You never really know what it's like to lose your anonymnity (did I spell that right?) until you actually lose it! You know what they say... be careful what you wish for, right? As much as I aspire to make a living with my voice, my own experience has shown me just how insane that can be. Not to put a negative light on it, because it's the high points that we go after. The lows just let you know when you're 'high'. (put your pipes and bongs away. That's NOT what I mean!)

I love "The Seventh Day" too! Particularly for it's musical content. The music has always been more important to me than the lyrics (hey, now THERE'S a surprise!), but when the lyrics really 'speak', bonus! :) "If I Knew Myself" falls into that category. For me, anyway. (I try my best not to speak for others, or to use definate categories like 'all', 'always', 'never'. That sort of thing) Anyway, I've rambled on long enough. I think I put about five cents worth in!

Luci

[badjumper]

Hi Simon

Would that Town & Country Club gig be on the Heaven Or Las Vegas tour. I'm happy to say it was a milestone in my life. Never wore a bad jumper again. Truly magnificent.

Shatner? What about Nimoy. I'm sure he was stereotyped, there must be hidden Raymondesque depths.

[anelan]

Si, Stop poncing around the desk and get an album out. What do ya' mean nothing to say - what about the album that you were releasing with Robin on Series 7? Where's that mister?

Isn't it great how the early season Premiership creates great short term illusions such as Spurs at the top?

New Bands: Lift To Experience, The Music, Angelica, Frou Frou, Violet Indiana, Cocteau Twins!!

[zed]

well.

right.

a bit fannish there mate....

the "feed me now" thing will get you absolutly now where fast.

now, as i planed to say to simon....that i'd be interested in knowing, say, if he'd be doing a solo peice...how'd he imagine

it might sound? does he have ideas now..or would he wait to begin work when the tapes are rolling? what influances might he have now...whats in his head these days musically....

remember, simon is a musician, and a business man, running an independant record lable...he owes you and i absolutly no explanation when and how he works. just take advantage of the fact he was nice enough to visit...

he's a guest here....he should be treated like one.

:cool: Z.

[Lucibelle]

Yeah, so there! >Pbtpbtpbtpbtpbtpbtpbtpbtpbt<:p;)

[zed]

LUCIBELLE!!!!!

we must attempt to be at least oblique!!

if possible:p



Z.

[Lucibelle]

?????

What have my abdomen muscles got to do with anything???:confused:

:rolleyes:Luci

[zed]

LuciB!!!

LOL!

you do cheer a person up!

:p Z

[zed]

Good morning simon.....


and how does this monday find you?

mondays always make me think of "joe the lion" by bowie, from heros....

"it's monday, slither down the greasy pipe,
so far,, so good no ones saw you"....


SO... what would a new solo simon sound like?

if not like the last one?

Z

[simon raymonde]

a new solo record?
well if i ever realistically got close to finishing one, it would not be as song-y. I think it would be more interesting musically and it probably wouldn't have my whiny voice all over it! I can harmonise fine and do loads of multitracking that makes the voice sound nice but i don't want to do that anymore...i either do it with one voice or not at all, and i think not at all is better for me right now....i may use other people who can sing!


what am i doing today? right now listening to Rival Schools ( or Jane's Addiction if you prefer!) album and preparing to do my tax return, aaagh!

[zed]

Simon!!!

not the taxes!!!

fucking ducks man...

i'm really sorry..

i fall under the self employed /small business definition myself..

it's brutal.

oh..i kinda suspected the hypothetical new album would be along those lines....

howza bout after the let you out of the hospital..from tax burnout..

you just pop in the old studio and whip one out!!LOL!

sorry!!
but seriously, i'd love some new things from you, by you...
it HAS been a while...

mmmm, maybe just an EP?

ah...never mind...

have a good one man..

Z.

[jana]

rival schools eh? who would have thought.

[Lucibelle]

Now HERE'S an idea for you...
You put out an album where you collaborate with everyone from THIS SITE!!! (hey, I can dream, can't I?):rolleyes: LOTS of musicians here!:D You could call it 'Fan Breezes' or something cheesy like that! OK, I have to stop now before I split my sides right open!

[dynamine]

hello there simon, hope all is well.by the way,we share the
same birthday, i feel soooo special.just had to tell ya.
take care.

[simon raymonde]

just in case you were wondering i said i was 'listening' to rival schools. jana my office is has lots of people in it , some way younger than me, and it so happened that as i writing the message that was what was on.....ten minutes later, it could have been Richard Hawley, then later it was Hem, then after that The Faraway Places, then Laura Veirs, then the Pixies, then the Kills, then Erase Errata, then Fourtet, then Clearlake, then Oxbow, then Menlo Park....

i thought Rival Schools was good and if i'd never heard Nirvana and Jane's Addiction I might think they were excellent.

[randomrob]

( the name 'rival schools' comes from a japanese fighting videogame- the tag-team attacks are quite funny, picking up the principals desk and hitting someone w/it etc..lol)

[stratton]

Simon, thanks for all the posts and insights into all things Bella and former CT members-related. It's nice to know because we all still wonder you know. ;) The track you did with Liz(Worship Me) on BSE is really a beautiful thing so maybe if you do get around to another solo record one day she'll be available to help out again. With all the talent that is around you these days it might seem like a great idea to also use some of those Bella artists in a guest capacity. A collaborative modern version of This Mortal Coil, Bella Union-style. Just a thought. :)

[zed]

Stratton....

.......and a VERY nice thought indeed!
i should think simon might answer that one.

:) Z.

[ezzydynamine]

i know i'm getting off the track again... but Simon... do you have any straight info on liz... was the Blanco y Negro story true... and the Underwater Single... there is no info here at all.

[jana]

contrary to what you might belive simon, i wasn't 'under microscope closely monitoring' your musical selections or even moreso thinking "oh my god, simon is listening to something other than a bella union band!". Rather i was just finding it interesting because i believe my husband put this bands show on awhile back and i've personally yet to hear them (he did/does book, promote, pa, et cetera most diy punk bands who tour through london)
Anyway, i would have been just as interested if you had said you or anyone else were getting all mosh core in the office to some negative approach or earth crisis.

[mmmender]

Originally posted by erinn
i know i'm getting off the track again... but Simon... do you have any straight info on liz... was the Blanco y Negro story true... and the Underwater Single... there is no info here at all.

here we go again............................................. :rolleyes:

[REPLICESS]

*Irrelevant piece of info alert!!!*

I was offered a job with 'Blanco Y Negro', but had to turn it down ....


*Continue*

[Thackeray]

Cool thread! What can we do nowadays that will pique Simon's interest? I would like to hear more from him other than the recent remonstration about Tishbytes that both Leesa and Phil spurned.