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The K's, Earlestown.
Best In Earlestown.
There’s too many to choose from, I’d probably have to go for one of The View gigs in my early teens. That’s when I was starting to learn what its all about and they definitely helped open my eyes.
I’d go for the Jam and The Clash. No contest really.
I’ve been around Punk since I was very young because of my Dad and it's still all any of us listen to now. That’s definitely my main influence musically. The way the songs are written and things they’re written about just leaves me in awe. Nothing comes close.
Erm… Jesus. See what crack is there.
I think Gorilla, Manchester is probably all of our favourite. It's by far the biggest headline we’ve played to date and to sell it out with only one single out was class. The crowd were mental from start to finish.
Unsung? I’d probably say, Ryan or Gary Jarman. The Cribs are one of the best bands of my lifetime but if I asked someone in the street about either of them they’d probably have no idea!
'In The City' by The Jam. Literally changed my life.
'Up The Bracket' by The Libertines.
'All Mod Cons' by The Jam. Track 'Mr Clean'.
"There are fewer more distressing sights than that,
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap,
And we’ll die in the class we were born,
That’s a class of our own my love."
From 'Time for Heroes' by The Libertines.
'Live Forever' by Oasis.
'Reptilia' by The Strokes. Blow my head off, Julian.
I’m actually a massive Sia fan. I’m not sure many people would assume that but I think she’s mint. I’ll go 'Chandelier' by Sia.
Haha, I’d go 'All Night Long' by Lionel Richie. Everyone likes that song.
'Closing Time' by Semisonic.
I’m a massive fan of what DMA’s are doing, they’re well on track to be huge. I’ve also recently stumbled across a Scottish lad called Gerry Cinnamon who is class. Had the pleasure of seeing them both last weekend!
Photograph by Paul Husband
The K's, Earlestown.
Best In Earlestown.
There’s too many to choose from, I’d probably have to go for one of The View gigs in my early teens. That’s when I was starting to learn what its all about and they definitely helped open my eyes.
I’d go for the Jam and The Clash. No contest really.
I’ve been around Punk since I was very young because of my Dad and it's still all any of us listen to now. That’s definitely my main influence musically. The way the songs are written and things they’re written about just leaves me in awe. Nothing comes close.
Erm… Jesus. See what crack is there.
I think Gorilla, Manchester is probably all of our favourite. It's by far the biggest headline we’ve played to date and to sell it out with only one single out was class. The crowd were mental from start to finish.
Unsung? I’d probably say, Ryan or Gary Jarman. The Cribs are one of the best bands of my lifetime but if I asked someone in the street about either of them they’d probably have no idea!
'In The City' by The Jam. Literally changed my life.
'Up The Bracket' by The Libertines.
'All Mod Cons' by The Jam. Track 'Mr Clean'.
"There are fewer more distressing sights than that,
Of an Englishman in a baseball cap,
And we’ll die in the class we were born,
That’s a class of our own my love."
From 'Time for Heroes' by The Libertines.
'Live Forever' by Oasis.
'Reptilia' by The Strokes. Blow my head off, Julian.
I’m actually a massive Sia fan. I’m not sure many people would assume that but I think she’s mint. I’ll go 'Chandelier' by Sia.
Haha, I’d go 'All Night Long' by Lionel Richie. Everyone likes that song.
'Closing Time' by Semisonic.
I’m a massive fan of what DMA’s are doing, they’re well on track to be huge. I’ve also recently stumbled across a Scottish lad called Gerry Cinnamon who is class. Had the pleasure of seeing them both last weekend!