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Subject: Re: Mercury Music Prize acceptance

Author: Sam

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:40:19 03/05/02 Tue In reply to: Shane 's message, "Re: Mercury Music Prize acceptance" on 10:56:44 03/05/02 Tue It was presented by none other than John Lee Hooker via video phone. He said it was the most interesting and innovative album he had heard in decades! I remember it quite well. I seem to remember too that they played Whippin' Piccadilly live and another one after they won it but they were well pissed by this point so it wasn't the best performance in the world. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]