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Bruce Thomas was was a big QPR fan. Loftus Road Runners.
There seems to be evidence that an Attraction (I never knew this before) is an R. Add this to a Clash and a Sex Pistol, we are QPR, we are punk rock! I like the Cure - in small doses- so hey hoh, Bob... whatever. Let's include you:
I'm sorry Isaw, I meant to click to see who had +1d the stranglers and hit -1.
I'm completely ambivalent re the Stranglers. Although my sons go to William Ellis, as did Hugh, Toby young and Bedders (committed Gunner) possibly - to my mind - his best work:
2nd edit: I read in Glenn's autobiography that he and Mikey (both bassists) went to the same school at more or less the same time:
Apparently, there was very little love, peace and understanding between him and Costello, despite a decade of work...
So in a final attempt to get everyone to get along with each other...
Yeh, I believe he wrote a novel about being in a band, where the band leader was a massive egotist who was only referred to as 'the singer'.
I both think that Elvis Costello is one of the superlative talents of the last 40 years (Christ!) and Mr T. is a very tasty bassist (I saw his replacement at Big Day Out in the Barossa Valley in 2005 and was decidedly underwhelmed), but, hey, we can't all get on, can we?
Nb. I didn't post EC as a LFW signature band/whatever because they don't do the heart/visceral, even elegant, bit that metaphors how I am feel about this club when they stump up.
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