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eskanga Ska Face


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french toast Ska Face

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I've noticed the Wha'ppen? reissue has been removed from a lot of the HMV stores because of the faulty bonus stuff _________________ drift gently into mental illness |
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Sugarman Too Hot

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I wonder is the faulty copy rare now I bought Keep the Beat and The Complete Beat Box Set this week, can't wait for the live DVD in september
I watched that Bands Reunited programme again last night for the first time in years very interesting stuff shame about Steele and Cox though  _________________ I'm having bags of fun |
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Mon Jul 30, 2012 7:31 pm |
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Gatecrasher Ska Face

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Mon Jul 30, 2012 7:38 pm |
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Liam_Ska Too Hot

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Mon Jul 30, 2012 10:16 pm |
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french toast Ska Face

Joined: 22 Apr 2012 Posts: 221
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I wonder is the faulty copy rare now I bought Keep the Beat and The Complete Beat Box Set this week, can't wait for the live DVD in september
I watched that Bands Reunited programme again last night for the first time in years very interesting stuff shame about Steele and Cox though  |
Faulty copies going for a song on e-bay
Yeah,totally agree about Steele and Cox not wanting to be associated with everything,such a disappointment  _________________ drift gently into mental illness |
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Tue Jul 31, 2012 7:44 pm |
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HarryJ185 Gangster


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With thanks to Fester for suggesting myus.com, I was able to get the Complete Beat from Shout Factory with the signed booklet and Live CD/DVD.
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Tue Jul 31, 2012 9:25 pm |
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Sugarman Too Hot

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Very Nice Indeed, I know the UK issues have more tracks but I like the idea of having bonus tracks on each studio album and I like having the John Peel Sessions and 12" Versions on separate discs. their are a few live tracks recorded live in Boston not on any of the UK releases. looking forward to the Live DVD soon  _________________ I'm having bags of fun |
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Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:04 pm |
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Sugarman Too Hot

Joined: 10 Dec 2008 Posts: 6062
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french toast wrote: |
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I wonder is the faulty copy rare now I bought Keep the Beat and The Complete Beat Box Set this week, can't wait for the live DVD in september
I watched that Bands Reunited programme again last night for the first time in years very interesting stuff shame about Steele and Cox though  |
Faulty copies going for a song on e-bay
Yeah,totally agree about Steele and Cox not wanting to be associated with everything,such a disappointment  |
David Steele had just started recording with his new group at the time "Fried" this could be one of the reasons why he didn't want to rejoin The Beat ?
after Dave Wakeling returned to the states Ranking Roger dropped The New Beat to simply The Beat and Mr. Wakeling wasn't very happy when he found out they haven't spoken to each other since
Peace, Love and Unity ? _________________ I'm having bags of fun |
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Tue Jul 31, 2012 10:17 pm |
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french toast Ska Face

Joined: 22 Apr 2012 Posts: 221
Location: dream home in new zealand
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HarryJ185 wrote: |
With thanks to Fester for suggesting myus.com, I was able to get the Complete Beat from Shout Factory with the signed booklet and Live CD/DVD.
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Nice  _________________ drift gently into mental illness |
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Wed Aug 01, 2012 9:26 am |
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Sugarman Too Hot

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15/08/88
Ranking Roger: 'In Love With You (LP-Radical Departure)' (I.R.S.)
(JP: 'I've never forgotten really the first time that I saw the Beat, at Aston University, one of the very best gigs ever. I invited them at the time to play their set through twice, and they did this, and both times it was wonderful. Just thinking about it sets me toes tapping.')
John Peel also played a track from Ranking Rogers 2nd solo album Inside My Head (2001) where else would you have heard these tracks played ?
I heard about Ranking Rogers 1st album on John Peel 1988 and the 2nd through the Internet 2001 _________________ I'm having bags of fun |
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Wed Aug 01, 2012 8:31 pm |
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HarryJ185 Gangster


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Did not know Roger had released two albums. I have Radical Departure lp and so excited and in love with you singles.Must look out for Inside my head. Were any of the tracks from the second lp released as singles? I am on a bit of a What they did next phase at the minute and have recently bought roland gift, fried and cribabi's volume on cd.
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Thu Aug 02, 2012 7:02 am |
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Sugarman Too Hot

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As far as I know their wasn't any singles released from the Inside My Head album, I did see a 1 track promo years ago but I didn't buy it. I have most of the albums you mentioned I'm just missing cribabi's volume but I have heard tracks from it.
David Blockhead formed a band called Two Nations after The Beat they released one album, Both Sides (Vinyl Only) and a few singles in the late 1980s It's not great but worth tracking down for the 2 Tone connection if nothing else
I've been collecting the 2 Tone related stuff for years I never got into 3rd wave Ska so I had to collect something and if it had a 2 Tone connection I automatically bought it and in most cases I liked it but I did overindulge in Terry Hall collecting but that's another story  _________________ I'm having bags of fun |
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Thu Aug 02, 2012 9:13 pm |
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Liam_Ska Too Hot

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Fri Aug 03, 2012 8:40 am |
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madness12 Gangster


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What a collection of timeless classics,saw the Beat live a few years ago at the Jam House in Birmingham,Great venue,great Band..
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Fri Aug 03, 2012 11:58 am |
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HarryJ185 Gangster


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Sugarman wrote: |
As far as I know their wasn't any singles released from the Inside My Head album, I did see a 1 track promo years ago but I didn't buy it. I have most of the albums you mentioned I'm just missing cribabi's volume but I have heard tracks from it.
David Blockhead formed a band called Two Nations after The Beat they released one album, Both Sides (Vinyl Only) and a few singles in the late 1980s It's not great but worth tracking down for the 2 Tone connection if nothing else
I've been collecting the 2 Tone related stuff for years I never got into 3rd wave Ska so I had to collect something and if it had a 2 Tone connection I automatically bought it and in most cases I liked it but I did overindulge in Terry Hall collecting but that's another story  |
Two nations completely passed me by. Been looking online and they seem to have released five singles, all from the lp - I have just ordered the lp for now.
The cribabi cd is available from estocks on ebay for 2.98. It is an enhanced cd with photos and video clips. Has a quote from q magazine saying "cribabi's future is assured" - which obviously was not the case. Only listened to it once so far and toronto globe and mail quote is closer to the mark with "ethereal pop".
Still working on my terry hall collection. Really pleased to track down no, no, no promo single a while back. Also picked up a couple of lightning seeds cds in one of those pound shop places. |
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Fri Aug 03, 2012 6:24 pm |
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Sugarman Too Hot

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Did 'Inside My Head' ever get a UK release? |
No Liam The album wasn't released in the UK, I had to get a friend to order me a copy On-Line because I didn't have a computer at that time (2001) Andy Cox plays on one of the tracks
The album also features Ranking Junior. some of the tracks get played live by The Beat from time to time.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Inside-My-Head-Ranking-Roger/dp/B00005BGUA _________________ I'm having bags of fun |
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Fri Aug 03, 2012 8:18 pm |
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Sugarman Too Hot

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HarryJ185 wrote: |
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As far as I know their wasn't any singles released from the Inside My Head album, I did see a 1 track promo years ago but I didn't buy it. I have most of the albums you mentioned I'm just missing cribabi's volume but I have heard tracks from it.
David Blockhead formed a band called Two Nations after The Beat they released one album, Both Sides (Vinyl Only) and a few singles in the late 1980s It's not great but worth tracking down for the 2 Tone connection if nothing else
I've been collecting the 2 Tone related stuff for years I never got into 3rd wave Ska so I had to collect something and if it had a 2 Tone connection I automatically bought it and in most cases I liked it but I did overindulge in Terry Hall collecting but that's another story  |
Two nations completely passed me by. Been looking online and they seem to have released five singles, all from the lp - I have just ordered the lp for now.
The cribabi cd is available from estocks on ebay for 2.98. It is an enhanced cd with photos and video clips. Has a quote from q magazine saying "cribabi's future is assured" - which obviously was not the case. Only listened to it once so far and toronto globe and mail quote is closer to the mark with "ethereal pop".
Still working on my terry hall collection. Really pleased to track down no, no, no promo single a while back. Also picked up a couple of lightning seeds cds in one of those pound shop places. |
Thanks I'll be buying a copy of that Cribabi cd soon, the version of No,No,No on that promo is the single Remix (unavailable elsewhere)  _________________ I'm having bags of fun |
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Fri Aug 03, 2012 8:27 pm |
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Imani Too Hot
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I always thought one or two tracks on Special Beat Service (I Confess and End Of The Party) reminded me of the Sheffield band ABC, songs such as The Look of Love and All Of My Heart.
Especially 'I Confess'. It's more soul-influenced with a bigger production, and Dave Wakeling sings it in a way that I could imagine Martin Fry doing in a similar way. |
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marigold Too Hot

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- this is the thing about reading posts/Paul D.Phil "The Specials" - and a musician who teaches while he write Imani - I'm playing all of these now as I type
I mean this Forum is the very best thing I read and it is your posts - that are worth a sleepless night Thanks  _________________ marigold |
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