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Date Posted: 13:34:45 04/01/05 Fri
Author: mark(brummie on the wirral)
Subject: Re: Noise In This World
In reply to: davewakeling 's message, "Re: Noise In This World" on 06:11:21 03/29/05 Tue

>>Sticks breaking in a wet towel apparently make the
>>same sound as someone's neck breaking when they're
>>hanged - just thought I'd throw that in as a
>>completely useless piece of information!!!
>
>
>Thanks very much Vonni. Yes, I knicked the image off
>William Burroughs, even tried it in the backyard at
>Harbury Rd to hear the sound..ugh! Try explaining that
>one to your mom!
>
>I like the phrase "do it on the blind kids", it sounds
>one up on Michael Jackson, but the actual phrase is
>"tearing at my own face".
>
>Two last bits of trivia. I wrote this song about
>Leslie from The Au Pairs, who was my femme fatale of
>the moment.
>
>And "making your noise in this world" is a Victorian
>saying I found in Rogets Thesaurus, that meant making
>your life's statement. That's why we used the name for
>the Beat Fan Club magazine.
>
>love,
>
>Dave
> x
Anyone heard the Rough Kutz version of NOISE? Awesome Stoke on Trent SKa!!

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