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The Brag of the SubGenius ‘| PICK gods out THE GOD DAMN of my nose! Pardon terror of the fucking my language. But YEEEEEHAW, let the sons of God and man bear witness! Even in the belly of the Thunderbird I’ve been casting out the False Prophets; I’m busting a gut and blowing my O-ring, and ripe to throw a /oaf! For | speak only the fucking Truth, and never in my days have I spoke other than! For my every utterance is a lie, including this very one you hear! I say, ‘Fuck ’em if they can't take a joke!’ By God, ‘Anything for a laugh,’ I say. 1 am the last remaining Homo Correctus, I am the god damn Man of the Future! I'll drive a mile sO as not to walk a foot; [am a human being of the /firsr god damn water! Yes, I’m the javalina humping junkie that jumped the Men from Mars! I drank the Devil under seven tables, I am too infense to die, I’m insured for acts o’ God and Satan! I was shanghaied by bodiless fiends and alien jews from a corporate galaxy, and got away with their hubcaps! I cannor be tracked on radar! Iwear nothing uniform, I wear no god damn uniform! Yes baby, I’m 23 feet tall and have 13 rows o’ teats; I was suckled by a triceratops, I gave the Anti-Virgin a high-protein tonsil wash! I’m a bacteriological weapon, I’m armed and loaded! I’m.a fission reactor, I fart plutonium, power plants are fueled by the sweat from my brow; when they plug me in, the lights go out in Hong Kong! I weigh 666 pounds in zero gravity, come and get me! I've sired retarded space bastards across the Cosmos, I cook and eaf my dead; YAH-HOOOO, ° I’m the Unshaven Thorn Tree of the Atlantis Zoo! I pay no taxes! The Devil’s hands are my ideal playground! I hold the Seven-Bladed Windbreaker; the wheels that turn are behind me; I think backwards! .1 do . it for fun! My imagination is a fucking cancer and I'll pork it before it porks me! They say a godzillion is the highest number there is. Well, by God! I count toa godzillion and one! Yes, I’m the purple flower of Hell County, give me wide berth; when I drop my drawers, Mother Nature swoons! I use a python for a prophylac- tic; I’m thicker, harder, and meaner than the Alaskan Pipeline, and carry more spew! I'll freeze your seed before it hits the bathroom tile! YEE! YEEE! I kidnapped the future and ransomed it for the past, I made Time wait up for me to bleed my lizard! My infernal breath wilts the Tree of Life, I left my spoor on the Rock of Ages, who'll tear flesh with me, who'll spill their juice? Who’ll gouge with me, whose candle will I fart out? Whoop! I’m ready! butt-lipped, neurotic, insecure So step aside, all you bespectacled slabs o’ wimp meat! I’m a Crime Fighting Master Criminal, I am Not Insane! I’m a screamer and a laugher, I makea spectacle of myself, 1am a sight! My physical type cannot be classified by science, my ‘familiar’ is a pterodactyl, I feed it dipshits! I communicate without wires or strings! 1 am a Thuggee, I am feared in the Tongs, I have the Evil Eye, I carry the Mojo Bag; I swam the Bermuda Triangle and didn’t get wet! I circumcise dinosaurs with my teeth and make 'em leave a tip; I change tires with my fongue and my fool! Every night I hock up a lunger and extinguish the Sun/ I’m the big- footed devil of Level 14, who'll come shoe me? Where's the robot giant who'll try to blow me down? I've packed the brownies of the gods, I leak the Plague from my nether parts, opiates are the mass of my religion, J take drugs! Yes, I'm a rip-snorter, I cram coca leaves right into my arm-veins before they/re picked off the sree! Space monsters, cringe at my tread! I wipe the Pyramids off my shoes before I enter my house. I’m fuel-injected, I'll live forever and remember it afterwards! I’m immune! \|'m radioactive! Come on and give me cancer, I’ll spit up the tumor and butter my bread with the juice! /’m supernatural, | bend crowbars with my meat ax and athought/ RIGHTS ALL RESERV My droppings bore through the earth and erupt volcanoes in China! Yes, I can drink more wine and stay soberer than all the heathen Hindoos in Asia!: YEEEE HAW! Gut Blowout! 1ama Moray Eel, I am a Komodo Dragon, | am a Killer Whale bereft of its pup! I have a triple backbone, I was sired by the Wolf Man, f give me ail! your Slack! © Copynght 1980 Douglass St. Smith Clair I told Jesus I wouldn’t go to church and He shook my hand! | have my own personal saviors, I change ’em every hour, I don’t give a fuck if there's life after death, I want to know if there’s even any fucking Slack after death! I am a god damn visionary, I see the future and the past in comic books and wine bottles; I eat black holes for breakfast! I bend my genes and whittle at my DNA with the sheer force of my mighty wil/! I steer my own god damn evolution! I ran ’em out of Heaven and sold it to Hell for a profit! I'm enlightened, I achieved ‘Nirvana’ and took it home with me. Yip, yip, YEEEEEEEE! \'m so ugly the Speed of Light can’t Transcrib from cassette atape slow me down and Gravity won’t tug at my cuffs! When the Rapture comes, I'll make 'em wait! They’ll never clean my cage! Now give me some moreof...” (Tape runs out.) fraginent. ua— iude recordi 1973. in at seance

coe©. ESF ARE ates Ch; OKENg, Ty PEO H COMING ane N\. \\ B 4 EDITOR TOM VAGUE CONTRIBUTORS ae eh ALISTAIR INSPIRATIONS ALEISTER CROWLEY ALEX FERGUSON LIVINGSTONE ANNA ANNA SCHEER BEE BOLLOX CHRIS VIz DAVE LAVOLPA ~. BRION GYSIN FIONA SANGSTER GENESIS P, JOAN G, MENDELSON ANTONIN ARTAUD ARTHUR RIMBAUD ARTHUR SCARGILL Basie Goes ’ CARESSE a CHARLIE P.ORRIDGE WILLIS MANS JOHN PINK-W CHRIS KEEF TUDSHEAST > NIL GRAY COHN-BENDIP KLAUS MAEK DAVID SHERWIN MANUELLA RICKERS MARIA B URTON MICK MERCER MONTE CAZ AZZA PERRY HARRIS PETS SCOTT PUD: RICHARD KICK ROSEMARY PINK SIMON \ AX. by BOD sccccesesesewed or no one at all by Alistairsescocceced ty MiGk MePSPiuscessesscoseccecescunntl xan” by Rosemary Pink The SI: Vaneigem and Debordesccccescccccccccced3 “OS svaswnarnnesieaccweeenseewenseaaeese lO iG8 EOVRSNGscccswnsaswesecnweseemudacenauawsesee King Mob PSYCHIC : Sex Pistols : last International...25 TV: IALPORECION Interview iy TVioss ssa sesensencsenswonsnecucdll by TV and John Pinkescccccccccccccee33 CONTROL: Nothing short of a total war by Genecsecsesseoh7 Billy Graham by John Pinkeccccccccscccccccccceds US. Death Cult : Manson : Nixon : etCecccecceecdd Assassination of JFK by Pete Scott (it was'nt really Lee Harvey Oswald) ececessceed4 DEC ODER : MUZAK: by Genishcé cnece sss cee eciemcueisinbaweeinesSe DER FIIM (intro by Klaus Mack) .ccccccccccccescht KLAUS MAEK interviewed by TV and M.Rickers....64 PIRATEN: Burgerkreig : Frogs : Crowleysseseeec07 CUI-UP by William S.Burroughs and Brion Gysin.70 WE ARE HERE TO GO: The End of Europe COMING DOWN FAST: Laibach : by TVesccesecvesseevececnusee? by Klaus Maekeccccccccccccsccccncsecivend Slaughter at the GrOndecccccccccvccecccscccesed? Fires in your cities (Miners Strike) by TV and Puddle cecctiocccccccccscccs eoccvccccccccecceeHD Can8 trials of Virescccccccccccccccvccsccccccee93 The Avengers by Mick Mercerececcccccccvccevceedd VU/Back Diamanda SUS SUOS cise e bieie:0 e big.0c 00 b.elsasieige ceceeeeny: Galas GERARD GUY DEBORD HARRY HARRIS HILARY CREEK Bonor BLACKAN by Maria Burtecccsccccccccceceed =~ HUNTER S.THOMPSON = ATTACK ON BZAG - (love the enthusiasm ang JAN PURDIE hate the music os c/o. 109 Corbyn St, N4 ~ = the spirit, and politics) ~ ‘BITE THE HAND THAT BORES YOU! — py ANNA, ,CONCRETE HEACHES' - by Joe and Crow, c/o, Way, SE3 77TJ 29 Langton SITUATIONISM: Parle: JUST TONY D. ON THE SAME THEME; Brag of the Sub-Genius Everyone STEVE \" $$} INTRODUCTION: The : DAVID WOODS . DIAMANDA GALAS DIANA RIGG DIRK BOGARDE DOUGIAS ADAMS EMMA JOHNSON ERIC FROMM FELIX DENNIS PRANCIS FORD COPPOL GEORGE ORWELL ~ ‘ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ECSTACY! — 110 Agar Grove, NW1 *PANACHE! - Trade. "STORM by Mick -— by lee, of THE PAIACE...!' ; course c/o. ec + c/o. — by Steve, 5 R AMIS REID JANE JIM OSTERBERG JOHN BARKER Rough JOHN aS aa CA LE - JOEN GOSLING " « rage JOHN HEARTFIELDJOHN ROTTEN = ~ [ir JON SAVAGB KARL MARX’ ‘Everything that I do is because of KIM PHILBY Tom Vague. There is no informtion but the information that comes from Tom Vague. irrelevant All other information information because not come from Tom Vague. that everyone else says Tom Vague can speak only the truth LINDA THORSON ton eee ANDERS ON is lies. Only the truth because comes from cee tre Tom Vague. started by Tom Vague Tom Vague always was, remains the always King.' — MUFTI in order will be = MO TUCKER MONTY PYTHON NICK CAVE PATTI SMITH PATRICK MACNER PAULA P.ORRIDGE RALPH STEADMAN RAOUL VANE IGEN one mind of the Universe and that mind belongs to Tom Vague. All other minds do not exist except the mind of Tom Vague. There is no such thing as Peace because Tom Vague does not allow Peace to exist. He only creates chaos, turmoil and confusion, which are the 3 states of existence, since the beginning of time and will go on forever and ever and the only person and mind that can last for arid always a MIN to make room for the expanding mind of Tom Vague because there is really only ever and ever is the mind of Tom Vague. The rest shall crumble. I am the slave of Tom Vague. There is no mind but the mind of Tom Vague. There is no truth but the truth meee from Tom Vague. There are no lies but the lies that come from Tom Vague. There is no information, there is no non-information but that that emanates from Tom Vague. = a =" MICK MCCAHER Those that do not know Tom Vague should be eliminated because the only reason for existence is to serve Tom Vague. All wars since the beginning of time were oa LYDIA LUNCH cane MALCOLM MCIAREN &__ MALCOLM MCDOWELL =~ it does Everything is C = SUCK ‘wor! c/o, 2 JAMES DEAN JIM ANDERSON JIM GREENFIELD JIM MORRISON = —<\— by Alistair, c/o. "All The Madmen', Roug h Trade FURG YA MUDDER...' — by Richard, c/o. "OPERATION MIND FUCK! JACK KEROUAC JAKE PRESCOTT RICHARD NEVILIE RUTH ELLIS SADIE GLUTz STERLING MORRISON STUART CHRISTIE STUART GODDARD TIM PAGE VAIE WILLIAM WILLIAM i S.BURROUGHS SHA KESPRA RR a

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Findl ly they break Unakilig & fool of himself, in a ftihis study one morning to’ ez ay/o2R ludicrously verplayed College good "natured Wayy On Plar Away ‘The Headmaster’ ie in confer—~ Cedet army Manéouvres, where with |Back to the womb chaps, beck to * sign altered °itp; tas in Bed" real bullets they shatter the tea c r their Headmaster’s signature proving so @asy to forge. This unfortunetely ae “ied f abont pans helmets, side,\eventually knows: gf 4 Pests were Waid Bit the roof. | do? Next | Ai meny tut what Ee) ee urn and: the Chaplain in turn shat—< 4 yche wombs ° ters his own Gmderpants when Mick fires a blank at his face from point: blank range, then stands _ estride.the writhing chaplain, day there was an even longer rel— ay Geious display than usual. He knew how to be crust. That: ok threatening to drive his bayonet through his face, all the time ey "is Sud their essential “Gritein yee is iments, Pe aAeT experi thing from breeding; from cts , ., 4L Anderson would finally reve: jin 1983 how poor his ow abdilit: have become with the unbdelievah dreadful 'Brittania Hospital’, the. third in the mivile and racial Mick Travis te logy (after 'O Lucky Man" — jg, is-there to smile about?) Sere} war Be rodBias: social matters of clas ass, ‘Aagaagapni", the last word we heap from any of the rebels. _<Agtion speaking louder) The Head— i (master gloriously flummoxed by “the whole effair tut determined to ing his more charitable nature his nt, even lenient, oma raver in, his study, the discz>inina: ton Pitt 211. the subtlety of Spies COOpem producing a medi script. True Trawie do (his head body) whikes bie him- down + but Anderson's

Our Headmaster a now the SSitts “a naturak c A cteristic of adolescence, to.tiant to proclaim Gndividuality. It’s a Guite blameless form of existentialism) 25° no) ihdication of me ins¥arice is what lies of tbs at Hair prob yp 7 ry end eyés Pheumy great with ing the quadrangle; and choristers/ ‘filling ine eye mind ey bf one are past, Short hair it. This for atjthe heart en. I think far. «We hinve been made but it Certainly showed How e€asily 2 man can be nar most thin « And Tam. certain; I have noticed that ia‘ crisis furs, oe +10? near we? who made Yc w z Four’ ‘pupils are of i hair Stebels who st@p\into the breach “when there's sv cart absent ———~ Short hair it's ithe dawns, *1ls ‘stand College, are¢? is no indication lof jnenit. So often I felt -ooppréber ig It Show ldextever|“al on thing day expensive ‘and when(thes® days o£ _Jayoul boys IcniOwinthat I keep an open va, weiy. ansuitec. ine be, can “Chastain is Hapoy ag 4 whether it, qaileten: Densonsees i staridal!up to address {led ‘the these way omg : Tees “4 people ,;seem to do, his speech preee "74 “nicely with-dutiftil—laueneee his ooned in the late 60's/early 70 Vc | Sp@ a fire in the’ House jor to sacri-\~ medium ary jokes, untise smoke emanating from bensat® stage becomes too notidsabL® the entire ensemble rushes @ fice a week!s Holiday im order to y Of thinking. "3f....* was penbiaer od”Shock=—, gave a party Of slum children sevens Sdays in the Country. Buty ofcourse, ing at the time of its melease\ end to, the sanctity of the opem there ‘are Dimits. Scrufifiness Of. Was censored quite heavily. To Beit ° ‘jj The first shell explodee by. ent preced any-kind ds @evlorable.| T think” gin the censors broke the gress. There is a haid oe you'd go that fan) with mes Now you @liowing Mrs.Kemp and The Girl's death from above. al a , | h (thoug intact boys ere intelligent. You're too pass Hubic hair to Shot 695-6 y . intelligent to; be repels. That's restricting it to -an “audience of. Low angle shot: Miok™ strides oe ca, eameri and too e ° (ie pver) or n eixtee esye" 7 d - way es Also Pimators passed uncut, Ahough dist outsice of ‘aebauched~ New Gemaneea ttie York Kemp scene x Heed MICK: Bier re_on our own now.” WALLACZ: hatvare we going to and” Se go. Austr the shower sceneshould Lee @lia cut virtually everything, even before it's premier showing, eas did Staly but there the press kicked up nes , MicKs= hen AES > @lready done a’privilege' Sexually orientated Biectssione~< outh Jen h in’ Johnny's study and Sey Suro Suro The a I say." ‘And then, do?" ~T JOHNNY s..PO0f"course." WALLACSzi"When are we ene such & fuss the film wes yelersed unharmed. Sire did'nt acpreciate "frust new position on the, Poof, £2: /from the bip_as- jhe /goes. Bobby Phillips, as evers helping Wallace, with the moz to , and enough, he| gives than love with them pnnishment the entixe,oe Athens arm nit- does ‘nt weapons with pas The pare- themselvess Furtherpn Bs can Mick ™ look to me — win. The worl it always wiht, “fi3 rellies.as its overwhelming power to bear "NO¥.n 2—~ on the man “who. Linpsay ANDEs November. 19& Charge once more then, and be ae /Letthe victors when they come; “When the Forts of Folly fall, >22 Find thy body by the wall! NS “And: s0.°do the rebels. |> i, own Bastards! Bastards! brings foetis—in—the— rubbish, prefects though The school busies, ftself with es for7Founders Day. sGuard-of honour, {shunJ" gequence wes dead and buried guwhil Portugal dispensed with)all this hother by refusing to Bhow the ‘ at all: ~ and stuffed alligators, @ hidden Syajer Gache of ammnition and weapons. Gmhand into the sea t6 ‘dic. In militaristic the walk hand fetongst ¢ her, her drop on the grass. y WOMAN between bursts: | pif ee| (that again being 'too easy’ ) allow sine fer /Pac | itig them to clear out the storeroon Bee by The where aided the stage,Phillipas ~ under and deo ing a black pin-upgor’ ek’ ae they find, Bobby j_iGirl Reeation thatcre’ would Ls Make has dressing/ ‘the odds. as though|he had ‘nt rather Girl is mainly~ ‘concerned do it?"- ammunition to Mick. Sty? — ? Ta AY ve. . FLY . z ; a A } { { Sa "1 } = oa } [< E N fkes 7 t} fee / — y : { j q | \ @ | y 4 | ° normal categories, 'Jub4 = ) o E ren i fs aw & e lif 0Ea ey a not ipraserheadt. ihewier oes f This Film phenged ay to beg , uh > saved ‘o itg I'd like abt sonelaas eato repayg that debt se — ade on = there will be any more; we cannot Maybe thet arc’ con-man predict.Temple /-Salian will make \it, BE ORS oe : side ofbe ge fob paeaiy: IS. Sune toe Bia 7240 con () Arletaing BS though he anothér Anderson, ulti worthless, Maybe it will roof, ¢—" Shot 7160 = snd ee Or Mick -« (Snort.5d.) BSpanish 7 4 i} Jf : 4 { ag , 82, A) 4 { he pes oe oak oe be ade ( Be Lf 4 7119. a Hy.an A 2 2 oD Fade: in to gprs ua (acarlet). ft 7 Bittle? 4g > “ i4 Fade outs) mi 3 posed $i ae

he boy scout guide to mu'll find iiber2lly the @ntemporary lot of mlike term veople name other means All the Special Branch hed to go On was a communigue claiming responsibility from an organisation that called themselves 'The Angry Brigede'. The Special Branch had, heard of them but always dismigg Bed throughout agit—prop/pop every ectually 'situationism' sprinkled and culture. it but -ism drop what it where it comes mrom is never fully explained and l=2nped out for people. This part— cular 'work' is going to be no ception to that. ch been greater used effect. to It arguably is ne. roots It is the 20H Sire of but re know by many da ffercnt fnichever one it's te oN | Although it's facepable of Fr dogma I have fareful that ay this doe Sat to Nowt wrong ellyear pam first ationism lLention ¥ something ba 6? The Reyolttion pred oting a The jon)ly rea , uy igh | Pigeys and see} Malcolm e ideas sectors McLaren adopted for the Pistols; (-(—_--= annie “Ghom Pest angkatiOst uri Started Ly i Sapa bookshops end Sit pone Lib— did’nt thru" or sed bomb attacks qapemueuem —ieaeuReneoe qe Bpecitic irposes; troops OfMya WiGiieuueE though the Carr bing was ee wubtedly connect mtroversiel the it part equim indu . people res of tradi ap any onary gTQUP>. Garr <ss> see Bnsibl ativns WES Fevo lis - be and ene. mercy Jone) Hate wp, utters Ly Sem — — maybe TIT OR the Tt ne: Prt. , Malcolm) Molaren ai homework inoeet ly did !mt esults, Beep about schaoipd; the prankster eee Baeagreas he became Poult. In opposition to this process they formed 'THE SITUATIONIST IU TSage TONS LE y a group consist— ipg oF mainiy artists, intellect— als and the Bike: which set out its SevetOpeaemew way of interpret— ing society, This a, his » ideasae “e HO} et I957 Vaneigem and Devord aid not accept this as the Hey things would remain, not igetney hed anything to do with af iSieiemgrtsts'. N y 3 Sie5 i oe wheue birser LE thought. his ‘he know mt was th Ge Bow” uy Debord devel-— of the Spectacle. X H@iem@emeayvhat 7. other thru' computers, transport systems and of advanced technolog— ications, capitalism ical cox ~o Se RSior 1198 the very eau), Oki of ex Sheng ec. Hence eater se be see Ne —_ Poe is AS fhe Real * gpadt the » an = eal eS jot ie Bourgeousie Do 7 Bolehe it y:a Ww pect mee 8 RGGisecsom a do xa _ngvément, started by NaTK “elunin in, thers I9th: See explosione Good old bligh@iaassousre the IRA, diff Ort over oum ve've ® Joviously Marazines. GUY DEpgeas Their sjemane DOL ~ | eee that thetorizine? ‘bomb Soo _ready felt wuiger of the it this was will ridiculed, anypne_ does'nt Raya secon situa eons largely cron charact agg See ee a JReiGEemamones (i If The falen on the night of January a the Country ally the house he Secretary Of nt at the time, they wel shal pie tes ‘at from re *pibeen crushed bythe he an the-West andthe: the Hast. They believed thet-supp— ad more, apecat— osedly working djass organisations: (iss@5i Silas Sex again...Hvery Wr’ wit Aims broken «. ip and \| eethe end he ‘entverprisne Special Branch \ Sergeant ' found that taePrord Spectacle! Was a popytor slogan}\ uS@a by a. group _ Mees theine N of 5 years AKots thet's and some public to the and yet they will sabe 2S Si Bape PrQt cal es“inw property y! N‘ the to came over 1 be yy » + \‘her Fi 2 Cas certain of British +4 ben chantewaneiae™! ever. how ar ageing | Be Srey “gis res Reneretaon, tal oa €% bb ler \ with saciagie?d ok change° i> tor The ye seannay: 2SSore. sel¥eg .11, Dot upomy— and\ Struct —) itself! discQ¥@@emuGnet wan cance for avery moment, FULD eeemen pat. aifore Wares natuvte mle)! good. is Maefeated, fiscredited, 6 be; pncenta like realising your Se pue desires. And most people fe: ject that. If some dont, all Wile ess ATTONIST TAY of me and secondly Bereusem X ut: Ti SVIUATIO id NT =] Lie aia ahaALE y X\RAOUL, 3 dealing with ae YastHIGH AND GUY DEBORD |_ i y and and huma B¥eted was this? eee i_rstly because of the m@giumen fniount »” neople that tek@iigmy if :1l on forever...And theteit \ dey, “at So what ertarlan past enother set of ru Shaper penally think that most iiiepopapme prtice Pe are society subzeant;) whoo) ‘ rink \ usual term xpd Spectache oF} intrigued one. fenterprising'Spéc ix) Branch names’ for mes. bee} Syerned whole facel. the stemping Neneny of Society, wall always be there, so Prat he can be defeated fides use human of a boot just wan &Mone “y eis survive. The raga Bhat I the wl le Gl Coa. havePRebe ed out wifkp pee Prin g {i They finally = C OMT anes ewaat intrinsically. becomigg speusgs were a picture The face pd Alyays be there Be Stamped EDO Tite heretic, @iiiese Deople) weres @att—G the of and want mine -ine clue that- Zire Svegtals ranch had 4POI F saved from homseles Senor SN was- “Phe: fist tapers Pin the a ~ A ’ tour feat of his own Bdcords! AN ening it becomes institution. Pnerefore the name|m@suimmelevernte sana serious ly? ste that people hadi been throughout—the 60's? or manifes t@SMendetovaliy. f2lative to any enWimOnmentesOn course once you Du GiaeeientOmenyes PeengeRe time sakery! yweireeropeany has political ie «change formas fituationsism informands erent. Théyidid'nt bread ,esthey wanted of it galWayeback. unicuel more usuel this infagt Century rather their on extremely flexible set of ailheos fies and ideas thateqi=ae desigmed r leaving them ‘If you Pups (nemenves them es harmless anerchisti g¥emamiis . After the Carr bombing the4 book \ Situetionism is most definately t some arty term that Malcolm Laren dreamed up to con people. t zoes back many years before malky Halky's reign of terror and already by rosemary pink i Treads hack Ure. ors” "and. po La ticepil partie sola Gert tot sf wae nw fat -C et OW J BRDEODDS Tadionl hare . ate e Barely the’ =3 Work a aes 2. Liem, > Gas ieee ah + taein er Tae shape of. harmless ioe wasnt Wi Bevolations ailsse ‘ Onment: wakh fie As Givid fears \céoree Omiel? had sussed. it . y TE GAl-Agike en akcnd {pa Rimped) “Clearance ERE Sale”) masses” Dehced sav. the oad result as Altenstion, Seperation of” from person, Secsose wee braluwasnods race emer over TO yedra before Varei gem) and Debord. Aw ag ie t Nae Sasi in) the % ap . « q / Rome been el experien— f Alienation SO Spotanot reak the strangle— Spectacular Society, 13

People were already rebelling egeinst being kept apart by mass culture/commodities/consumer society. In the 60's thousands of young americans had cuestioned their roles in middle morality America and dropped out into annoymous tenements of the Haight in San Francisco. In I965 in the Watts suburb of Los Angeles thous- ands of Black kids burnt down their homes, schools and factories. To Debord these unconscious revolts aseinst the Spectacle were evidence of the Spectacle's vulnerability. It was'nt invincible, as Orwell appeared to have said, but before it could be overcome, it's safety net ‘Recuperation' had to be de2lt with. To survive the Spectacle has to have strict social control, as Orwell had pointed out and is infact obvious for all to A | see. This is retained by Bourgeois Society's ability to ‘recuperate’ 2 situation, or resisting an attack by changing chemeleonlike; creating new roles, cultural forms and by ‘encoureging participation in the construction of the World of your own Alienation.'* For exemple ‘alternative life styles’ can be turned into commod— ities. The Haight-Ashbury hippies were eventually packaged as of course were the London Punk Rockers 2 decade later. A'Punk' in a copy ‘Destroy’ T-shirt in 'Cuincy' —the ultimate recuperation? So with a lifestyle safely recuperated, after a certain amount of time it can be dusted off and sold back to the people, inducing a yearning desire. To achieve this the tactics of subversion heve to be extended from schools, factories, universities, to confront the Spectacle directly. Repid Transport systems, shopping centres, museums, as well as the various new forms of culture and the Media, must be considered as targets, areas for scandalous activity." So, by ‘approprieting' a bit of Marxist theory, a bit of anarchist practise, some ideas of modern socio-— logy and by refusing absolutely compromise with hierarchies of any sort itional transfer political of to parties and the power from and tradone ruling elite to another, Situationism demanded the total transformation of the World, just as the forces of capitalism and communism seemed locked on certain collision course. Situationism owes more of a debt to Dadaism/Surrealism, with even 2 bit of Futurism chucked in, than Marxism. AUJOURDHUI 60's Sitwationism offered young people,conditioned by western post-war affluence, the chance to get out end do something about it. And cuite 2 lot did, you find the least likely people from that time were influenced by Debord end Vaneigem. In 1966, with 'The Society of the Spectacle' and 'The Revolution of Everyday Life' behind them, the Situationists were ready to become a social force. They started to look around for opportunities to ‘intervene' in existing radical situations, in order to speed up the collapse of the spectacular society. Their first opportunity arose later in sity, a notoriously ist '66 at Strasbourg student student union. Univer— inactive body but with career a left-wing 5 situationists trated the Union and ise the authorities. infil- — in Vague I3.) of this was The Spectacle vackaging even *experiences'. For to cher: formal misé¢ of ' Madmen' for one good example of The answer to modern society we be nothing short of 'THE R=VOLL OF EV=RYDAY LIFE'(the title of Vaneigem's Unlike book) traditi groups Situationi with the improves revolutionary not concerned of existing society tut in dest ing it completely and putting s thing new and better in it's pl "to make the World a sensuous eé€ sion of man than rather have me remain an instrument of an alie world, is the goal of the Situe ist Revolution. For us the reco ruction of Life and the rebuild of the World are one and the sz iance to the Family and the Sta (the 2 most powerful organs of social control) The pemphlet continued; "the student's yond his whole control life and for is be all he his supposed to be is quite capable the possession of those bored with ated alarmingly in the leisure orie— ntated 80's; with carefully controlled leisure:industries; Video/computer games, community schemes, Pack— age holidays and so on. But the Spectacle not only controls your desires and exper— iences, but your environment as well. The Recuperators realised that people would no longer accept the that the Growth of Spectacle: the damage Heavy Industry: wes doing to their physical surroundings: The World. Q Environmental recuneration or ‘Urbanism’ consists of replacing urban-sprawl with more 'manageable' structures; Fectory-— towns, New-towns, shopping—centres, super—markets; Huge areas designed solely for the purpose of Work end Profit, with total disregard for the* needs of the people forced to service it. The pvrole-workers are kept apart, in isolation, living in rebbit hutch"New Architecture, traditionally reserved to satisfy the ruling class, es; leads direct: main maybe why I'm the possession of mere'things' this extension of recuperation has escal-— disordered time, of the World he might as well & enother planet: Every student 1: to feel he is a bohemian at hee: but he clings to a false and de; ed version of individual revolt, His rent-a~crowd militancy for + latest good cause is an aspect ¢ his real impotence. He does have marginal freedoms; a small area Liberty that has escaped the toz writing this, but I think not. There's some things that the Spectacle likes to be left where it was. This did take a lot of Research housing first Poor...The began to scandalThey used such methods as forming anerchist apprec-— iation societies, ‘appropriating’ union funds for situationist handbills, flyposters and pamphlets and eventually threatening to dissolve the Union itself. The pamphlets were designed to wind-up the enathetic students confronting them with their subserv— for the Past.(That's of the the ment, according to the needs people that inhabit it. (See ——_—_ In the for at The answer to ‘Urbanism! 3 reconstruction of the entire er AREAS FOR SCANDALOUS ACTIVITY (I) STRASBOURG UNIVERSITY the is, ed itarian control flexible of the working Spectacle hours give time for adventure and experime: But he is 2 sucker for punishme= and Freedom scares him to death. feels safer in the strait—jacke+ Space-time of the Lecture hall = the weekly essay. He is quite hz with the open—prison organised f his benefit. The Real poverty of Sveryday tife finds its immediat compensation in al commodities. the Opium of cul He is obliged te discover modern culture es an aé ing spectator. He thinks he is z garde if he's seen the latest Ge.

'porticivated' in the latest >.opening'. He discovers modernity ‘fast as the market cen provide , For him every rehash of ideas i@ cultural revolution. %al concern srerly sneps is ud i-‘tions of They outlined the solution as confronting the present social system with the nesative forces that it produced. The Blank Gener— ation? - "le must destroy the Spectacle itself, the whole eppar— atus of the commodity society... We must abolish the pseudo needs end felse desires which the system menutactures daily in order to preserve its power." The vemphlet wes hended out at the officiel ceremony to mark the beginning of the Strasbourg acedemi itis prin- status and he all ~averback imvortent and difficult cts which mess culture has filled 2 bookstore with. Unfortunately ‘cent reed, so he devours them Sih his gaze." The pamphlet went on to dismiss 2 +University as 'The Society for > Dropagetion Ltture with the of ignorance/High rhythm of year. “here was an immediete outcry}?_$ The local, netional and internation the duction line/without excention > lecturers are cretins/S3oureois itture's dead/All university does al press condemned it es an incite]. ment to violence, which of course it unashamedly was. The Rector of maxe production—line svecialists the University said they should be Tpointed out that away from studentin a lunatic asylum. The students ‘ee in tne Real NYorld, Youth had responsible were expelled and the “eeacy rebelled against the Bore— Student Union was closed by court 1 Of Everyday ZIxistence, the dead orcer. The Judge summed up saying ‘ee that was still the essential "by ebusing their fellow students, uct of modern canitalism, un— their teachers, God, Religion, the lssciously the new breed of delin— Government and political systems of mt; the vandal, the young thug, the whole world, by rejecting all \ sod violence to express his reject— morality these cynics do not hesit—]! n. of society. He embodies the Ist zte to condone theft, the destruct-|*i d.e effect of Urbanism; the disint-— ion of scholarship, the abolition | reation of values. This kind of of work, totel subversion and a uth rejected the Work Ethic, worldwide proletarian revolution, sipised Work but accepted the with unlicensed pleasure as it's ods readily; only goal." e: wants what the Spectacle Yay, here's to that. Sounds f'ers him, but now, with no paylike a good scam, might sound a n.t. In the end the contradiction bit femiliar as well tut the o'ves unbearable; either the lure students in Strasbourg were the ‘the Product World proves too first to put the theory into rvong (To this end, to recuperate practise and their pamphlet was ni; clothes, discs, scooters, the first real attempt to provide pers, transistors; all beckon guidelines for the bringing on of mi to the land of the consumer.) social chaos and crisis. Dvery‘else he is forced to attack the body knew thet the seeds of revolution existed. The Committee of as Of society itself, either by 2ialing or moving towards a2 revol-— I0O and the Berkeley rebellion of lconary consciousness." '64 were proof of that. But they The Situetionists dismissed the had failec because basically they nless hostility of existing stud— were fighting the synptons; the t rebels, such as the British Wuclear threat, War, Racism, Oppression of Free Speech/Civil urchists 'The Committee of I00! i the students et Berkeley, parta:laerly the trend of sympvethising sh your society's apparent Rights and so on, disease directly. they had remained enemies -_—-— One rere PvSet, sterpsRs Add 'd14Rs! but not the Because of this specialised os =me especially, whose cultural cases and were soon recuvereted. yvoolution they considered ‘ta pseudo The Strasbourg pamphlet, no metter yoolt directed by the most elephant-how puerile it may seem, was the >4 beauracracy of modern times', first real attempt sofar to = British Peace movement did'nt without a good slagging directly itself. -zape -Ihere -a for All was _mdal in they had a good the Spies for Peace 1963. confront = the y disease THEY ARE BUYING YOUR > Sm : \S> = Z . we = HAPPINESS Cer a mpAKE MY DESIRES FOR REALITY BECAUSE I BELIEVE IN THE REALTTyOF MY DESIRES ee a

Tae Seaining of the|rik a France, May 1968 (2)THE PaRIS UPRISING THE SORDOMNS AND NANTERRE LES SVRAGES AND DX IEL COHN-BENDIT . At first the event like» wild fire. DEMAND THs Ti POSSIBLE Les To support’ their ‘reforms! snrages cisrupted lectures and. eventually brealing down ell' comm unication between lecturers and ideas and the tactics,of the Situationist’ Internationale spreading RGALISTIC, in StPea scbaire dia'nt seem to have jmuch effect. . But in the followins! months the: were BS / students end then escalating spreading rumours that it by. plain-clothes piss hed infiltrated the Campus “. compile a black-list of trouble makers. The SU protested. The of their. thru' other universities~in ; France. Becauseof their theeatric— and ‘the demonstretions al nature the violence students involved became mown 2s 'LES EVRAGES'(from en I8th Century*revolutionary group) In the_mid-60's-the French Univ— ersity system.wes on the.point of total breakdown, largely due to vest overcrovwding.—The Government tried to deal with the crisis-by setting up oveggpill colleges in ed straicht into the situationists hendse of tge One Nanterre, Peris overspill situated of aliemation/amongst the students, unrooted*from their former 'teeming cafe life’ in the for males end females, no recreational facilities, ‘everything contr— olled by the faceless centralised bureeucracy in Paris. It wes ell straight out of Debord's ‘Society * However Nanterre did heve one of the few Sociology Departments in France and.et the beginning of 1968 most of Les “mrages were concentrated there. They. soon set to work drawing’up” lists: of > reforms, ronted cuite/teesonably+héy,, to specialise was Iiinister % of incident Sport came “youth stenped and shouted; "Mr. sinister, report.on out you've French long but there about our from sexual drawn Youth is'nt the problems. in it pool." To DANIZL this "That's. what the Hitler used say." and to telk if it ‘e.rejected. mew vould’ wes everyconsidered of reforms (nas soon forgotten; in. the first pleces"Bourgeoise life is sex— obndési tiont! oo») 7: golisticl STD the, Tnposee/ ; Les said;. mmreges and fast Youth: . and anti-Vie: the described the Yan\ anarchist by negetion'. itself. But and act isation of and he was prot but against the Cohn—Bendit federal org= councils, preserve whe their !Revolution'. a speries:of) tpevolutj ‘shocks './ Bach onecsetting off an This» was sete waiting of ermed nolice were let Workers' together one foul swoop.) No police: loads) of Fight ‘would Stage reo an Hour 4° truck = He de autonomy, Direct Democracy. The hard-line left factions did'nt always share‘these views but! the Movement was held together simply by a desire, to change: society. Now, this bit should ‘Sound ve f ‘familiar: therewas to bes fi: oues of: over=throwing Bourgeois) Societ the Sociology. building with plac— arcs displeying blow-up photos of “the alleced:: plain-clothes pigs. Les movement, say’this; "I dont I live here,|so i fueled the rumours of vlain-cloth— es pigs and informants. -Les “nrages capitalised on this development by in the himself for Bourgeoisie." 2 horizontal, (gust what Obvious] ‘a megaphone’ onthe complained =z 2 occupied carry \oné of the staff 22nd arrests, programme. ly the first to live in‘Russia, immediately up, and down the hall for Viei March ised authoritarian Marxist—Lenini: hierarchies. almost:as much vas car if 1 | into the }§ ‘University by the Dean. Les anrages } not worth having) enyuey, ve ‘dont? !* >) threw ‘emything they cOuld hay their: went integration: ‘into a corrupt “Vhands ori at them|/ana~teunted them society but” the® ‘total meaeeyicn: ‘4 a‘inte. tite University SO everybody of it thr' the French: wanted ‘dign iy ‘ors f 31 ’ $i thin oppressive sis‘Bourgeoise cereers ds against shot into the headlines and Secret Police files(if‘he was'nt in the. latter elready) and subseouently called All On Cohn—Bendit “tried to: enforce the college ban of their own choiice,;—but this on. political demonstrations. ves'nt 211 by any means. they ms.’ Pisre- wes-a scuffle and the Dean deliberately, pressed oniwith clai they of Committee demonstrators alism COHN-—BENDIT the camp came Daniel Cohn—Bendit, as¢ of the Movement's principal spoke: I ‘suggest you jump /in the disrupt on it was political, but it did'nt follow one political doctrine. Th were anarchists, Marxists, Leninis Trotskyists, all manner of -ists: of course, situetionists, from wh ‘thy have continued building arrested. protest hard a matter with responsible people, but you are certainly not one of them. I myself prefer sdort to If you in of the had drawn administrative offices at Nanterre, where they finally decided to get a Real Movement going, ‘TH MOVEMENT OF MARCH 22nd*. It had & organisation, no hierarchies end = vot?" education. and liational were group To which the minister replied; "I'm cuite willing to discuss the ual problems, joined victory. Snrages ing classes Nam 600 pages a word Les a crowd up . Situationist Nem until the Minister was leave; A red-haired to duly repression, which in turn had rali ied mass support.’ It was a classic of the opened 2 new olympic-swimming pool. Altho! a ‘vandal orgy’ had been planned for the opening ceremony and the ministers route had been sprayed with obscene grafitti, nothing parading in eubjectsn major students to drive the police out University. .Provocation ~-emotionel reaction against the authorities; until there were 3 anti-american bombings in Paris as a Viet—Nam vrotest. 5 members developing. first the sexual Latin Guarter to council flat type blocks; seperate residential blocks of the Svectacle'. when about emongst weste disposal tips and the Spanish immisrent ghetto-slums, was just what they were looking for. The Situation was almost perfect for intervention. There was already a feeling The ~heppened ‘the provinces gqnd the slum outskirts of Paris. The Governnent's efforts to shif$ the problem vlay- colleges, situation to Moderate Veould: seé: exactly what was going one =the Police were M0) ‘longer a erec > SEUMOUr.», they were VEY, ‘g@mehi fact. £ / versiblé processof change. The March Movement -was.to ator, without act es 4 de attempting +0. cont, y the forces it unleashed, “They Te; ised such a revolt could nt. past, at least it would provide, a iplicy ‘Of what bappen. . 4 ROSSI RISS: Of, net coe was : ss LY“MOVEMENT. COF wari 23,

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They had the actions but not the theory but they were not the least afraid of ruin. If they feiled it was just a metter of time before another situation developed in another place in enother way and so on. At Nanterre, the threat of the 22nd March Movement and what the Dean described as ‘a real War psychosis", led to the University being closed down and Cohn-Bendit and some others being summoned before a disciplinary tribunal. On May 3rd hundreds of left wing students gathered at the Sorbonne, the originally overcrowded university in Paris, to protest. The Rector of the University became worried, espec— elly when he heard that a group of right-wing students were gathering in the streets nearby. He rang the Minister of Education and together they decided to bring in the police despite what Silently were bundled happened at Nanterre. groups of students into police trucks. As the first load were driven away jeering and shouting broke out from the essembled crowd. Someone threw a stone thru' the windscreen of the truck end hit a pig, the students surged forward and tried to liberate their comrades (Woops friends) from the meat wegons. Tear gas was fired. The violence escalated with the police beating innocent by-standers and students alike and the students themselves Sterting fires on the street and tearing up vaving stones, iron sratings, traffic signs, anything that could be hurled at the police. The Rioting spread throughout the Latin Cuarter and at the end of the dey 597 people had been arrested and hundreds more were wounded. The Authorities oppress-— ion end heevy hendling of the sit-— uation hed provided tens of thous— ands of young parisians with some— thing concrete to release their pent-up anger, frustration, alienation and resentment on. The cry of 'Liberez nos Camarades!' went up and the students held their ground for 2 week, es more and more young people joined their increesingly militant demonstrat— ions. Until on May IIth M.Pompidou withdrew the police from the Latin “uarter end said thet the case of the arrested students would be re— considered end the University re- opened. la lutte continue As the news spread and the phenomenal demonstrations, via TV-footage of the barricades and burning streets, thousands of people from all also individuals drawn by something relevent to their situetion. Amongst the english contingent were John Barker, Anna Mendelson and Christ~— opher Bott, who were later to put the ideas they were experiencing into practise back in Blighty go down in history as reality es part the eventually in as well and of notorious Stoke Newington Eight. Also, if you believe the story, Malcolm McLaren and Fred Vermorel, who the put to also were practise into ideas and way a different in gein eae different kind of notoriety. 'A good time to be free,' was how Christopher Bott ‘Imagination was The Sorbonne described it, seizing power.' was transformed from an institutionalised bureaucrat—conditioning to 2 "Volcano of techno/ centre in revolutionary ideas', everything was up for de— bate, everything wes being challenged, day end night every lecture hall was packed out, passionate debates on every subject went on continuously. The Spirit of Arthur Rimbeud lived on. The 'Paris Comm— une" hed become a reelity. Nothing like it, anywhere, had been seen before. This is how one english student described it; ‘First antic impression lid thoushts being and was lifted, of 2a gige pent-up aspirations suddenly exploding, on being released from the realm of dreams into the realm of the Real and Possible. In changing their environment people them selves were changed. Those who had never dered to say anything before suddenly felt the important thing said The most world and their so. thoughts in to be the helvless and isolated suddenly discovered that collective power lay in their hands. People just went uv one another without consciousness. This lasted throughout I was there.’ It wes at the and talked to a trace of self— state of euphorie the whole Sorbonne fortnight that most of the Sex Pistols best lyrics were written, on the wells: 'Go and die in Naples with the Club Mediterrenee: ; a cheap holiday in other people's misery', 'Be realistic demand the Impossible','Long live communication) Dowm with Telecommunicetions' ‘It is forbidden to forbid','Take your desires for Re2lity','Refuse your assigned roles'; But while the Sorbonne became the in 1968, et the Centre Situationist @ Council distributed by students in Paris during les événements de mai, 1968 young over surope made for Paris. Many of them from affiliated groups but Enreges 8 of the Riots size of the the and hiv place to Censier Internationale/Les some for occupation. the others were maintenance be the _ forming of a1 SS

Their aim was Nstudent action csanise many the to set-up work— committees strikes to and sit— s e that had spread from Paris to rest of France. By May 2Ist Million French workers were on mike, most factorieswere occupied, es French transport me to oom pro-footballers system a standstill, had everybody to film direct— st at Cennes (Not Polanski incidenl.ly) were supporting the situeat-— niistse But novody seemed to xnow ait to do next: They had taken e:r the factories: The means of Sduction and thrown open the o:rs to the institutions: But ere to from there? The SI at the Centre Censier ived to tell them how to follow wo; thru' leaflets on self-—manerment and workers’ councils, i-lst et the same time denounc— = 2 the left-wing 'recuperators' were trying to take the credit i take hiieved over from in Paris, what the SI had for their own rities' political ends. The Comm refused to support ist Party, who y individual revolutionary to it back the would'nt Revolution be under the =iid control of their central armittee or within the legality tshe Republic. The same es the _mish Civil ilar that the communss fucked up because it was'nt tsheir terms. But at least the smunists would'nt back the elect— =si called for “hiere So that by the Opposition vrevented the mc:tacle being used to re-estab— Zhi faith in the Government or of —.le the other parties, at any rate. In the Gl. on the end for De Gaulle had Army. On May 28th he =; a secret =1n in West to flight to BadenGermany, where =:ral Massu, the Commander of IFrench troops was stationed. :following day he returned to _:s with Massu's assurance that .Army were still'loyal' enough Ssiunport him in any confrontat- First he called M.Pompidou Ihis cabinet to tell them that sagas going to dissolve the Nati_.._ Assembly and call for an elec __.- Then at 4.30 that afternoon qpoke to the Nation and lied the Country was threatened by =<ommnist dictatorship’, to —y support —tise to for the Republic give ‘greater ate the situation. Extra petrol rations and free coaches were layed on to persuade the centre to join with the Right, from all over France to La Place de la Concorde, for a huge carefully planned march to the Eternal Flame at L'&arc de Triomphe, the symbol of nationelism. At the Elections that followed De Gaulle was returned to power by the biggest majority ever in recent French history..ewell and truly recuperated. and the Despite the millions on strike the hundreds of thousands on streets, it was always true the Movement was basically the of an intellectual elite and at the end of the day the silent majority still wanted to pursue the that work activity capitalist tiizlly by the veople, were having siidedly unconstructive dialogue Eth Cohn-Bendit, who called them Salinist filth’ when the Big amunist Trade Union, the CGT, “used s=use to the Prefects in the Provinces and that if necessary he would have no hesitation in calling in General Massu and his troops. Vive Le France Of course it worked, the old communist bogeyman was enough to whip up enough patriotism and nationalism to eventually recuper— powers! and carrot. understand the They could'nt intellectual repress— ion felt by the students and the concepts were all so much idle rubbish compared to the realities of their everyday lives. But having said that De Gaulle had been lucky. Maybe not so lucky next time. Les Enrages had succeeded in bringing out the at the discontent ever in French increasing Society distance be- tween the bureaucrats and those whose lives they seemed to control, between the workers who are told to expect rewards and a state which could not provide them. The Recuperation process would never be absolute. The on the surface process continued for some det Megha France in the grip patriotic righti wing fervour that it's never really shook off to this day. First some loose ends had to be tidied up, state property reclaim ed, slogans painted over and for eign students deported; including Daniel Cohn-Bendit and John Barker. From this point the with John Barker and action moved friends, to A certain gang of germans were also to incorporate some the ideas and in America groups such as and at the were known one SLA and time a group to hang at Max's Kansas the Movement Free the Weatherman of around City. had of pro-situs at VU But gigs by I969 been recuper- ated to such an extent that there was'nt anywhere to intervene in the US. After Paris the situationist theories seem to have taken root best in “ngland. Perhaps be— cause Snglish society is the most archaic, we had our industrialisat— ion end Trede Union movement first and all the signs are that the Capitalist West is going to crumble first in good old blighty. At any rate more chances to intervene have become apparent. But anything that hes havpened since The the May'68 stemmed from Paris. nights on the barricades and exhileration of new ideas had proved to the people there, that revolution/change was only eventuelly possible but possible, not inevit— able and that capitalist society was finally in it's death throes. The SI idea of intervening in a situation, with deliberate and systematic provo— cation, es nut into practise by the 22nd March Movement, had been proved to work very effectively and very dramatically. ‘here Paris had succeeded and the most important lesson was final proof the that of May'68 traditional revolutionary groups were now as outmoded, institutionalised and oppressive as the capitalists in power and were just as much slaves of the Svectacular Society. Final proof that since the glory days of Marx, Bakunin and Lenin, they too hed been recuperated. If infact proof was ever needed. They lost face to thousands of young people when they colours, came out ageinst self manegement March Movement. in their true the anti-hierarchy, notions of the 2 But for the first time, contrary to communist dogma, it had been proved in practise, albeit for a short time, that self— management did infact work. Why not let the people decide?

ISHZZM IETS Setieeoe UL)ae Ue one could do at the time, it hardly satisfied these pro-situ veter— ans of Paris. They were integeested g4 in confrontation, in taking Ané \ fight a stage further, RANEvou ( point of no return. For anyone prepared t up an armed struggle there) STUART CHRISTIE garyor A aE wes OK Britain. As early as 1967 the international FIRST OF MAY GROUP z, (orisinating oy ) 7) from the Spanish P a ; y bombed the Belgrade Spanish Square Embassy in “4 (3) CAMBRIDGE AND ESSEX THE KIM PHILBY DINING CWB Banks in London In February and in the took some Englané's ensver Universities. Cambridge's wes probably group in England ection '68 jails for his was the first the got yet jack—boot a proper stomping OF from who himself had the/Civi smesh chairs: re of I2 month slightest. the Spenish spinitiin His emotiva Civil War Aa the made a big impression ony Bt ¥ his young audience, but ex chy} |of. how big was'nt to become ap qqent |a until some @ It was at this point that || the ideas that became THS wera) })' BRIGADE began to become somethi i Vi definite Here they and solid. with the company that ues Kings X.anawere were used and in Paris £1thougn Vi iThe on the incidents noc Wild Bunch*. in case the by Iberia Airy, Bualties publicit Ye The of f 4 ion with®cgrmnigids, q . end articles. 2 Théy: till anda retailed . in to Ppvusekeee? give them thesdtaigen) Sy {4h} but plentynext week a ith they ereeted first plece. Bombing was not \20: 5 sort of ectivity was debat— thing go— of the situetion either, it wes the confines of legality set by the a ae ne eee he Went Be) the we PINELLI, himself! out during inter window Milan Police — Stat theeccompanying communige The Giuseppe Pinelli influ without. B agoubt Of +he- special for in. the & ing to be the be ell and end all CIUSSPPE i'threw fone fhe manner Of my death cx Hot be Goncealed. Lotta Contins fp - coscopm the nae lent 1etate Ye“OPPRyE Y that floor =)getion y Se heenongible, ession Bposadil ¥v made Stuart Chri Who) Hed been known to be in cont Watnebhim, Suspect No.I in the - a tast! ot; their. Quite ennouncement that eee aero be anr 1° omame Signed upeemtounsemused \\ (3 perpetrated on people in their everyday, lives, Po channel that beim ene dnd: take setting \ap the firet Claimants Union. dies! «tines; bgbing: + Bot bombing, in conjunct— AEE inyeayee Pin instrumental next« oribing; ct Attorney— By cral tdeasOf en urban guerilla war is. the Uk soread.|However there was no hiding the next First of Hay. Strike. Hesthnow 2gein, but this ~ $2 tame oes, Buceeeded in blowing techniq- }} | ei cae Sheet tt fesseT ea Sree tater) gieladce Mendelson, ne, Hil the the hed failed so dismally in Gros-— 1} Hal@eseniessof bombs went off, all at ngiameeas tameets to publicise the ' 1 venor Souare. They felt they had "i at no choice but to hit back by ity |) testh; now ; famous: {Death of f an Anarc hiss the original Sawatting Movement in Notting of up all the Law and Order you lix But remember you ere subject to Our justice. He who liveth off the veople, by the people shall ben es of diff <aameamasites intervening.’ And togetger with anothér 2 Unive L home So far none of this hed reached the. public. The Press Assocretion had/ put a blenket like BARKER, possiblity se liga crea from Peter Rawlinson, which yas accompenied by a similar etter, "You “Gan dreex this time saying, he Ls) ie 4 Sir \\ r BES BES later. 2 years This ibility heve for taste | story “4 Y with Creek, whe e over doubt of the ‘sentences, the violence ¥ drop-outs, y Wey obam sentences For Pore mich wes Theres resided:bow ¥ and. tineowse rabaleigl eround few friend John Berifeyi}irs SDUNE et: aShitelacter) parencle om sland Universi t peeaiCr airy: BOL Oana Hilary ; - the the ghiy A... a few windows ems pei the arguments of Detara.. and Fell ¥ seeds ee of dis- ee gem, but took them; REE ait et,Bee. cos | 1 Oba Walgariolde, iesper Tiolonte een Z ssf TOV>,i- Pur Pheny: pad one@@mnn Bre Gassidy ms, this At wen estalli Shmeats in the same 20 years of UNION ee Sie e Preore illusionment, t f ‘tuning; pee ~ ...9pumdence Kiar aire JIM GR2ENFIELD, ANNA MENDELSON AND HILARY CREEK. THE SCUATTING MOVEMENT AND CLAIMANTS © @ Thé princ= GARCE MIGUEL Anarchist parted JOHN reprimanded for/ f¥iling wibh rom tio pos— hed his revolutionary Lang Seine’: ADVENTURES THE mes of igners the they have today. The ‘action’ even sunk to the depths of demonstrators and pigs linking arms and singing ‘fuld cr first direct— violence Whad Deen for the execu pro- the march, troubles. was ly at the American Embassy in Grosvenor Souare, and there confront the police paris-style. But it was a totel failure, recuperated before it had a chence to confront anything. In those days the'british bobby' was'nt so excitable eas his continental contemporeries and had'nt rf matched the violenceOf thetett=| Grosvenor enti-Viet—-Nam of as Christie, but it had'nt d¥ninis— Scuere demonstration of 27th October 1968: It wes plenned to emlate the events in Paris by diverting 2 massive house gee Wese Ss. ened a.,,4 attended spanish War, Essex and and guest ipal eat 'Kim Philby Dining }lub' the 4 3 meeting arranged by the Intexhat— =a ble motive the Svecisy /Brafen ional Black X, an orgenisatién ~. af .scould~come: up with yaw rodénee revived by one STUART CHRISPIE, * “a \ menti-at the severity ofa SeTitent e: *they Gears Hogpise eheanded out for 2S who wes already reknowned for where some Cambrid affair’; attempting to assasinate Franc end spending 3 years in Spgnish, % students hed “done Lape he.More te to the Sorbonne situ major of a hold Cambridge Nenterre; end summer of kind and Liverpool. 1970, Barker, and co. Greenfield COCK UP ; . This new found libertarianism, free of the dogmes and controls Groups, was of the tread. Rev. brought to England by Berkery, Jendelson and various other pro- situs hits were Office iy séntencaarto |Pdeath and the American —J \ oppréssionsend Officers’ club in Lancaster Gate. In 1969 they had bombed Spanish SQUARE Recent -St.i/ and ; to the First 6 pu 2yj Groups The next j\~»the\lberia\aAirlines anarchist movement) had been ff . Siiiet Police Commissioner at tHe active in Britain. In August’ er 0 = -Virmes Sir John Waldron — g they had shot up the snemionnt latter (Was, eccompanied by 4 g embassy and the following a “etter. evan that he had gen QA GROSVENOR ed, Jon any Iberian airline at Hea row and one. on the site of the Péddatieton~ Police Station. Both : wets. accredited yh ’ AND THE FIrsT 21reedy a group in existente OF MAY GROUP So at some point a deal of sorts was struck between the Is* May Grous®end whet was to become tiePAnery ‘Brigade. There follow— ed 2 unexploded bombs, one plant > Brench.e He came treatments fyi) surveillance And elmoat Mmtpecteble British— Meltzer, who % gether with ehristt¢ go ‘The Floodgates of Anapahyt ‘The SE Black ee Plag’ SCSPChiat me py “ne Speci Branch to calm thinéS down. But ae ae ee o71ly in the dar__

OY WOKLY SPLG/ALLE. = ‘who' to actually calm down the Special Branch them Wes. The next and most important siident so far shed even less stht on the perpetrators: In > early morning > $ a BBC blown Outside Broadcast van up outside the Albert (l, where of later I9th that iss iJorld Contest* .\exede The Bombing day the Movement crime', such Novem— » Spanish Embassy in theories . a treil wes ing too and well how he saw larse a ening lady discovered it 2 aays e:re Meanwhile to overcome the sis blockade the first "ANGRY to him was the Theat as Creek decidedQgotms Witenes" vress thet. 'thespolice J@hnBarker quit man peidaefrom fecross scarte Purdi ly stoleng Chefue spooks { on mings bail dmé fa . teer Office in Saville’ Row es 1 who had totally society and ably obeyed there Ford Hill and was an Motor Co. and that goings in the frauds was tediously uncover— ed. Habershon may have been getting somewhere, but not without his methods emount were of even drawing asked to the nature olice raids. ; a certain criticism. in Cuestions the House, | an excnse fon Sen Searches, as the against Purdie and Prescot more Con snsry es of the now freauent The Police appeared Brigade spreeding idea manifesto; distilling into some they still showed it fou +t a great debt ta sexual caricatures. They defined our possibilities. Getting out of iin the people the Gants & ; Debord; 'They nave tried to meke us mere functions of the product— ion vrocess. They made us absurd img. ng on a communicu one and the same,/jPre etjout les Over Avenue. 29 was subsea uently raided extensively, but only more information concerning a Gp thermesaee Funder “Ss f drugs Ssessio ON Press, _ which contributed farch, address amy Prison, where Purdie ujp after petrol bomhing-’ the the Factory is not the only way to strike. Stay in and take over.’ ‘We were invincible...because we were everybody. They could not jail us for we did not exist.' ‘We are celebrating the hundred years of the Paris Commune. ie are celebrating our revolution @b wont be controlled.’ re people who @A6 it, strengthened whe mutual disgust on both #ides'The Antagonism was con@lete '-¥. Prescott was re-arresS® erehone he of course denié , , pi ian FO back— e to go, are is Gres» + of going underground to OSG “action the Ungerground ey Christies: Habershon ss iGiramrs: NQEiime Hay 3.9) Ot gt him at were ¢ : this stageand\instead continued with max.supveiitancesewnich Christie was welf@awaresorse Arte e Carr bombs it fea been Jeaked to th book heim pian s Moss ‘+ ‘jae e ' first met IAN PuRD HEvy Bint SICcoT. Purdie was ani : u Kim Philby fen, -the real thing, - twtionalised Svan@Pe ige provdd@ V,nag ‘BRESCOME 1970 BAL BG consoirecy™. came ery was t ee P Ye alr geay, heady something, on Christ— ie from an ey. cirifriends eee elleceaiyeseen a— of baEet But . Habershon in Christie": . fun Bull! printing set. The name thought up at a Christmes Party roughly combined the French Les ages and the Spanishg@manebiis t giades from the cig . December Ber yi ‘inedaumembelto tha scdle Crimineds young §cOtseananchion!s> Th y\peners In rao OP HE of the case, Brigade very GrADE COMMUNICUE' was deliverea tihe Underground Press and a mip wes devised from e chile's 1 PURDIE AND JAKE to Det.Supt.Habershon, Communique. (az Vanei gent could'nt be the work of cra reading about it in the p had made the connection wit First of May group and was efter Stuart Christie in particular, effort impact: past wh all proof “mbessy rade a2 curtain, Habe~ -ton ad : of dud-checues. in charge the sansry Final yy 3 yeers earlier. However only ; bullet actually hit the Embassy. mede a hole in e window anc irop— behind Debord Already are end a machine gun opened up m 2a carbon copy attempt to llate the attack on the US Emb-— dowm of sey kmew avitack on at it's next sa~> ¢ to 'straight end snaUTaNnce Baadar-—Meinhof Gang and in due See was to be their downfall a jso. Siz Sinpsf ly because the Svecial — may have been a little confused DY “tl 'The be effect > Contest itself. But flour bing by the Women's Liberation reament did disrupt it for awhile lil good old sexist mafioso Bob 2 made a few jokes, the women ‘2 ejected and the show went on Planned. Yet the Miss World . .on had ‘m the most successful terms tt spectacular. The "nt have quite the 4!th December a car resorted as fraud owindles, to finance it's many ‘act— ivities'. This had been the undoing Tx of their German counterparts, the was to did'nt Youblicity. It was an : Spectacular Society led to Herker and Creek's place in Moss Side being raided, end the Ier Pur**e. put tne »pecius orencn seemea @ M1i=— lion miles away. The "ovement was at it's most confident that something BIG was at lest going to happen in good old blishty. Yet this was elso the time that to auite another scalé desires? Sit 24

John Barker, sentenced to ten years’ Imprisonment for conspiracy to cause explosions Anna ten Mendelson, years’ spiracy to Cause Stuart Christie, another of the original suspects. Like Purdie, he was acquitted after spending many months in gaol awaiting trial Jack Prescott, sentenced to fifteen years’ imprisonment, reduced on appeal to ten lan Purdic, one of the original suspects, handhandcuffed to a policeman. After spending many months in gaol awaiting trial, Purdie was acquitted Jim Greenfield, sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment for conspiracy to cause explosions sentenced imprisonment toa for con- explosions Hilary Creek, vears’ imprisonment sentenced to ten for spiracy to cause explosions con-

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COLIN QMNOSE Da Can ye dveamn uy oll \av & order Paaiect toe Ob BuY you Barker, Greenfield, Mendelson and Creek were found guilty of conspi- We, SS S, UF Fu cenemier— y OU Cxe Ws ice, ring to cause explosions, by a majority of IO to 2. The other 4 he, were rth. 8 was the longest they would Stoke be and most complicated “trials of the previous year. (Look cout for forthcoming article.) It ttook I09 ttired to Defence plent — Newington tin the history of the Old Bailey, eeven superceding the ludicrous 0Z days before the Jury reconsider its verdict. acquitted Greenfield and on all Mendelson were acouitted on 2 charges to cause explosions, but the main pos— session charge stuck, despite the lleast get I2 unbiased working class jurors, by way of a list of questions tho ascertain whether mrejudiced or not. The trial of the unanimously charges. ently case that it was a In Christie's case they plant(??) did think it Most strange. police appar— was a It should elso be noted that the Jury asked for leniency or clemency. Neverthe— less, the 4 were sentenced to IO years a-piece for conspiracy, to run concurrently with I5 year sentences on the possession rep. the I44 The vague whole and es business with the was 0Z very triels it was more or less a lifestyle, an idea that was on triel, rather than any individual 'crime'. The fnery Brigade was'nt cracked by any means. Tneir activities and pranks But continue from 1968 to 2a confrontation ies, that wes to this I97I with never very they the day. forced anthorit— properly recu- perated. They took the Class War to it's logical conclusion. They were the first to go this far. As someone said at the time; 'I think in 3 or 4 years time, even longer, people will relate to what they've done and will think about think it's importent.' it and IING MOB AND CHRIS GRAY ~ uinning concurrently with the merry Brigade prenks was the less e:1l known but eoually influential IING MOB — taken emtury Gordon from Gin 9068 The Angry omnected with the late Riots. I8th Infact in Brigade were closely this loose affiliat— om of confused revolutionary indViiduals, before they became openy terrorist. Although King Mob auded and practised active Nihilsm, ‘Revolutionaries, one more fifort to in order be nihilists', there in violence; =welled a was asscination for Jack the Ripper, oIhn Christie, Mary Bell and other 1cch manifestations of hatred of 1g confines of society; infact iyy delinouent hooligan activity, nything rather than fall into sme big sleep; the hunkering own under; the 200, that this ues cormer for steady fate each job. Fear lay around individual woo was'nt seen to be radiating sr~sponal energy. Do something. ! more honest version of the seerican "Yippees' perhaps; But ey never took up an armed rugelee re} _ Some of King Mob's best pranks taking over the toy dept. at 1:fridges, dressed as Santa di. giving out presents ashing UP Wimpy bars; battle between Claus! to kids; organising skinheads ('work- g: clasS avant-garde'?) and hells gels but main- in central “poasting, - Debord came e:ck out Chris +rOOPS, London; to the extent that rushing over Grey's para-mili- only aiiple of 'yobbos! Fawans+ They wre to to discover a swigging also very loose— ly connected Piccadilly with Squet. famous King Mob their energy devoted most of to baiting the pre— tentious pseudo—extreme Left and condemning 'the golden afternoon of hippy idealogy" — 'Better to be horrible than a pleasant, alt— ruistic hippy'. One of King Mob, CHRIS GRAY, even had the idea creating a totally unpleasent anti-music pop group — You of can still see ‘CHRIS GRAY BAND! grefitti on the way to Victoria Coach Station. With the ‘Angry Brigade tragedy' and the inevitable break up of King Mob, Chris Gray cont— inued with the same opmrtunism using his charisma to part drippy rich women from their money end becoming a proto-—McLeren 'situ— ationist spiv'. The lines "Ode to from Coleridge's’ Dejection*” graffittied on a wall in Moorhouse Rd.Wll, already contained the seeds of a passage back into rural romanticisa “2 grief without a pang, void, dark and drear, 2a stifled drowsy unimpassioned grief". S'D + Ton '72 be With the degeneration of King Mob, the tranquillising acceptance, largely won ouc, bringing about fusion with a delayed and junk ideology hippy the (ac Clamourings instigation of Chris the sounds playing Gray of L. Cohen) and Alastair Crowley. The Brethern Spirit Free the of towards the directed mysticisa. new

This critique is totally ripped off from; *THS ANGRY BRIGADE! by Gordon Typically ‘THE SOCISTY OF THE SPECTACLE! \ by Guy Debord aR "THE REVOLUTION.OF EVERYDAY LIFE! by’ Raoul Vaneigem , : "LEAVING THE 20TH C=ITURY®. ~ EB. Brown eero nace Spex « | | { ~ sbi = Shy Some other essential. publicat ions; Gray's idea of en anti-misic band became a reality in the form of the Sex Pistols - debatably (mucho) an amalgam of situationist theory put into one of the class practise by another of '68, Malcolm McLaren; who after picking up some of the slogans and helping to teke over Goldsmith's Union, like College of Art distributing in Strasbourg Union : cards, "66 end heck- ling James baldwin as ‘the black man’s Billy Graham', he turned to the Rock'n'Roll dinosaur and -dres-—. sed the New York Dolls up in red patent leather and hammer and Sickel flags. After that, no matter what anybody might say, he was to say the least, instrumental in instigating what some people situationist influenced pranksters, such as; Jamie Reid, Sophie Richmond, and Boogie, be John Judy Vermorel, Viv Westwood, Jordan, Nils Stephenson, M“ayRotten himself, Mark Perry, Tony D, Genesis P.Orridge and CO, end y'kmow all that lot. As fer as ‘straight’ revolution gees, the Sex Pistols end Punk Rock may heve been kids stuff. And as fer es the Situetionist Critique soes, Punk Rock strayed as far awey from it as did the Angry Brigede. But There's has missed cant Arthur Scargill have | lig uhnt the most of morality ans impor the tant in the backbone oO f U.K. the Party... rabour had - intelligent and witty. "International Vandalism’ amusing gestetnered one off. ' Sheets. "8nd later a biography of that “Princ— 83 of Surburbia’*, Kate Bush, - % Footnote: I see that Guy Debord wes involved in "KOYAANISGATSI'" , Has he given up with humanity altogether? Letting *TELZCOM? use bits of it! ‘wa ha sellt out) to spen tance voemploved ons Symbol of thelr ow OUP BPDeared on te - Un-credited bits and pieces either from '0Z', various 60's books or 'THE END OF MUSIC’; of CALDERWOOD 165 ; Box V2 c/ 488 Great Wester Road n GLASGOW G12 ppearances is ON THE SAME THEME S § Pay - a San Francisco Anti- ® Harry Harris The Death of (rBM om Mattodd, _ Cohn—Bendit they Vermorel who produced-the Musics ,[no Longer published). art comes from. I would dearly like to hear of eny other prenksters and as an edvisor? Perhaps he is? ‘hy ere'nt students what they used to . Fred --OnCe@~ Various 'Cultural’ magazines, most notably 1G and on free-form music - the !uthafuckers ‘here are you? thy la the of ideology aris stocracy foundation always Marx to the fighting said, ina contrary, a the losing batt different cone (that of the industrial bourgeoi Rgainst feudalism) "praosit isa dissenter’ and punk is profit. Zombies in the U.K. State inally have to recognise nterests of an important = = appara the rez * Nick Brandt's notes on punk an '7§, fractie— apital - even if it is marketine very much on similar Lines to this he disinteqration pamphlet by David W. in Re use, of moral valu Punk was initially suppressed avattable from BM Combustion UC! X; through a moral force Present in U.K. State apparatus. * Rick Shaw on "Faee Music” in No law in Parliament was needed after the Glasgow Peoples Press No. &, July —_ Outrage of some (mainly) and the present dey situs in Amer ica for a start. The Last International that some of the egit-prop their pranks. a ie A which skill and into over carried "SUBURBAN PRESS? INTERNATIONAL: TINEzsS* Work numerous situationist pranks. It would be impossible to document all. doctrine apis’ Authonitar can paper; revolution could possibly do. Infact I should edd that epart from being 2 wildly inaccurate collection of misinterpretations, them 1 DiyARF# few et ca apr Galleani «SR “PEOPLE WITHOUT GOVERNMENeas, T? .by Herold Barclay. re: the Albert Meltzer 9 ag: "THE END OF ANARCHISH?® by” Luig i ' "BLACK : l, traditiona pepeeect works good of attractive ing : Senet Gin So eate "THE SEX PISTOLS® by.Vermorels ‘THE FLOODGATES OF! ANARCHY" ‘by. * A "West Coast’ article on punk in the implications and the openings that it mede has effected more people end will go on to get thru’ to more nveovle than eny 'streight! this article/critiaue (Rough Trade) <1. e: Te *RSSEARCH"/*SSARCE; AND D=ESTROY* (Rough Trade, San'Francisco) * "oz? and have said and I would:further endorse, wes the only real youth revolution of the '70's. Of course aow it's been over-analysed to death, these pages have seen enough of that, but I think it's also worth noting, that it would'nt have got as far as it did if it was'nt for other Fred "SPECTACULAR THES" (Freedom Press) “KILL YOUR. PZT ‘PUPPY "/*RIPPED. AND TORN" @ Those de Jong '3 or 4 years after Brigade bust, Chris is biee moralictyBa who thinkers a upon commented ; ~- Nietsche orality mo s che perhaps, sbeing only - hape : cisive in saiok nd ou of pr made and ns io observat ‘a to on gone never i 42a theory formulate phenomen stifling 1S in basis its "YOUNG 'ADAM' by Alex Trocchi ‘NIGHTMARE CULTURE by Alex Of course the Angry °"Sex the absolu d a: secularize OES ous 4 gh ou th h whic 5 is idable, catholic as ST agen as Grey and, Jamie Reid’ "OITSRNATIONALS SITUATIONISTRt ~*tPROTSST IN ParIs* by: Berna rd tine aes Dail .€ ac. offence ook Save "cod OS eeila® > they What . 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It all seemed so obvious. ‘IT cant forget the impression bh Made, you left a hole in the clk of my head.* Even then, although I made a pireme effort, it was hard to Barve mie. all my preconceptions Some of them insisted i-ing along, with me and at on JOHN PINK, cour expedition into the very rikest depths of the doomed decay— meghetto of Hackney. Quite frankly = of the dodgiest ereas in London. ican feel it all around you, all = time -— a suitable setting. niards we all went, preconceptions B11; thrut the oppressive setanic Kiates, past the Hospice >iple, past the walls for dying sprayed with E-i-PTV erafitti ranging from mies to death threets and into the e-idges' street, that according -to he sauatted almost entirely a Siw years back, on his own! sto Hyist It \nd:See What Happens a start with, | a politically. id backgrounds original CND and Sting movement in London; Site all the allegations to the Sirary. Apant -from= this it's stitt = to. see how and whyover the 4s ne has been: portrayed as. suoh =Levolent wwhen you: déranged orre,. Especia— see him racing. daughter sisse down the miey ano pickin ae up her animeis —ihe tus stop —aurent.s where street in) hen tn. the buddhist they took us for Stal they, could i11 afford and =e) CADSSsS tries. to relieve a a good w' Adam and the Ants. I was left binned, speechless, totally trans— xied and dumbfounded, serene and ated at the same time, but with peculiar Rhino imitations, which demanded. When it came to I politely refused but definately lost face. When we realise that Gen was: the original ATV drummer. After some sort of quiche affair Gen -makes a point of chat=— ting to the awkwardly shy buddhist waitress, who is amazingly enough an old TG fan!’ Which meens she's probably more of an authority on PTY then I am. Which also means i’m afraid the past will have to be irrelevant here. All that matters is NOW. Or perhaps those that do not’ remember... Whatever that's a convenient way of shelving the rest of the volumes worth of beckground material, stretching back over the last I0 years; present“day PIV, from back the thru’ the riot of slavghtervand excitement that was Throbbing Gristle to the notorious) CGoum Transmissions, that were Only justepipped at the nostuby thessem Pistols, otherwise it would alli be’ common knowledge anyway-e I'm sure tf could continue while to:go,onm longer, (sor ons ands on-for about this & most emovLve- end. complex AS Some wayward soutsisardit should do iuny Pave by spre after Paula, who latest found we loitering about by the dustbins and "Beware of the Dog’ signs out— side the Orridge residence, on our return from *The Buddha’ and John Gosling who makes a cool entrance any anybody did Panl, @-bit Later. 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the family of noisethetan lot of people in the ancient world uey loved only quiet wen along came the machine ud a new direction lot of’ people in this big wide worl mst searching for the "pure"sound mey're just looking to the machine W: Move up or your voice wont tape. C'mon lets be really ttimete...and llume. we FRESSE: Wahhah, Owoah should check No my be the Jumbee llowolla:: WW: Caresse, we're trying to work. ll we're going to have is your lice all the time. If she does it m'll have to try to transcribe it. TN and CARESSE WV: Well, Foeals at duet least to you 'Relax') know who it to... FRESSE: Owowohh! Rhinho, ride your Uipece IW: Do you like it Caresse? FRRESSE: Aye Leye Kit: INI: What kind of an accent is that? wm see too much of your uncle Bee. "s her pagan father y'see. Her ‘fficial surrogate mum, pagan father, iccle and mother. AARESSE clapping) day PTV is our occupation. Like you say, it's true, to mention when there are death threats, that it's not just a hobby. You have to look at it and realise that it could have been a whole lot worse. VAGUE: I look at it as a good advert, to get people interested in PTV or whatever and it worked. GEN: I dont think Bella the Snake is irrelevant in herself. Because the reason we have a snake rather than another cat is because of the way we think and believe and the imagery that we choose to use. A snake to us is magickal and has lots of symbolism, apart from it being exotic and we think that life can be a lot less banal than people have normally. It's also like in the Garden of Eden, the Snake is the tempter and is suvposedly the person with knowledge, that gives knowledge, although they're always cast as being the baddie by christians, in reality what they're doing is giving wisdom and knowledge and sexuality. So for us that's a positive thing as well, and we actually use Bella as a symbol of our philosophy. So I mean it's perfectly reasonable for the snake to be present, but I suspect that the main reason they chose to have the snake there was because it looked visually interest— ing or it was novel. VAGUE: A gimmick, like the live shots of FOD fire breathing. GEN: But you've got to go from \GFUE: -T1'V's 'Harsay'? Shall we start with last appearance before this itzerview took place) did'nt like it? ani: Because he was'nt in it. \UJL: No, because it was a program > that was advertised as being Sout PIV. But a lot of it was -rrelevant. It was alright but it adi a lot of irrelevant things like Naakes and things, which are like =m's domestic life. It was nice but t was like, if you're going to get 1. there they ought mportant bits in. .GIUE: Nis: Did you They -U'LA: to approach approached But put I mean a piece <uib, just Boy George the group... rest of fo:rre disturbances changes. on Culture it's not from CAREZSSE) EN: Caresse, look we're trying to * womething darling. I dont know =tt we should do with you? aUJE: I mean I think it was portant sisse; that they showed your the axe on the door, smittioned the death threats, things wee that because that's part of ar: life and what you do in PIV is ar life. the on thing the person in an the whose educated ° PAULA: But first of all you start They left talked mainly television out is a lot about edited of that but the way that and to them and said that main concern now, the presented that was way that our people are manipulated by television. But it's like the wedge in the door. It's set a precedent; we can be on television. whereas up to now we could'nt, we were just not allowed to be on. And they had a lot of pressure, even on the friday before it wes on, they were ringing us and Saying that Channel 4 was still zgett-— ing cold feet and had trimmed off 5 minutes and were really panicing about it. So the fact that the veople there insisted on it being on, I think is in their favour. And it shows thet for all its faults, they were trying to be fair end trying to give us a chance. And they've already reng up today and said they want to do a longer piece with us and do it better and in more depth. Sverything serves its purpose. It's an ongoing thing. It's a long-term thing; from that little bit we have a bit more chance to do more and other TV people see it and think'OK articulate and it they're looks auite quite inter esting’and that gives us more open— ings later. TV's never perfect be— cause of the people who run it. PAULA: You have no say in the way they're going to portray you and the way they're going to: edit but you just nave to try. CABLE WIRE MISSING VAGUS: Awhile ago there was talk you were trying to get a cable that channel. PAULA: That was with ST=VO in America but we're no longer on other crappy groups get media cover-— "Some Bizarre’. We're just trying age so why cant you and then you do bit by bit, to be able to put the and you start complaining about it. group over as a television group more than a music group. I mean we You should just be grateful that say that we do background music for you've actually started and then television. you can start to prove your point. VAGUE: ‘Jhat about that thing that It's ridiculous slagging it off New Order did the other night, 'Play off complaining that you dont get any media coverage on television and you say how come all these when you should you've actually television. be grateful that got something on us. it never ever se effect + TELEVISION PEOPIE the them? " -there's it's all watching WwW AUJL: Oh No. “W: This is his PET subject. He's 1ee only person in England who did'nt ikxe it. AGIUE: You over we VAGUE: Bella aside. It was a break-— through of sorts. It was 5 or I0 minutes of actual thought provoking television. GEN: We have feedback off had a lot of positive people. It was also presented differently to the way they normally present groups. It was'nt just talking about which guitars we use and what the next record's going to be and all this. It was actually trying to talk about ideas and attitudes, whatis done to people, even people who watch a prog ramme like that. at home'? Would you consider doing that? PAULA: Yeah, but they find. us ‘a bit unsafe at the moment and also people like New Order have got a hell of a lot of money and prestige and Top Ten hits. We're not in that position GEN: We've not even had a Top Ten independant chert hit. Oh dont do that Caresse, you fell off yester— day. ~- AS : 33

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x Re lL ana tuckinginthe stree ie“vacus: 1+oa because I'd of that you ‘= the 3 screens similtaneously. GaN: I think there's a problem with scale. When it's a bigger place it's _ much harder to be That's one of the on top of everyone. things I like about Heaven I think. Although I dont like Heaven as a place — the actual reom you play in is very claustrephobio and dark and sweaty and I think it*s more practical for what we’re doing. VAGUE: The Swans there had that effect I thought. GEN: We saw New Order there and that reminded me, for all the faults of Heaven, you can get that overbear— ing sensation with ouite a lot of “~ people and do ting that (the Grey Organisetion) they going to do anything GEN: They normglly ing clubs dont JOHN GOSLING do are else? just arrived): Yeah, drinking clubs -with no music, that's what they do now. GEN: I think thet was their berocue adventure of the That his fault was _set that one up. JOHN: Yeah, that year was'nt that was wag. me, it? He That's the there happened ‘Cryptic to a that. GEN: I have'nt more who be half empty. of that; it's secret those who are there. lmow It would in the JOHN: all PG) hate ast; play. They»rea! together. ladies Who dressing GEN: dressing rooms were you room with? ft possibly have th I cant in the- print. JOHN: Give me her initials, | initials. GHN: No, noe et PAUL: He was in one dressing be and you ed rather MOR. Did you gee GEN: I was downstairs, (qu was only with one end I was in the otk dressing roomeece JOHN: Ah, Rock'n'Roll, eh? T= what it's all about. That's¥ we want to hear about! GEN: C'mon, we're intellectual... supposed t¢ One thing that I noticed Hammersmith that was good end_ few people — not everyone - t I've spoken to since also did the place in Drayton Park at the Everyman Cinema; making sure it worked and and it was all actually a * ual touching. It wes ‘nt 1 ae es commer ; would you Bee more 4 Egat “decadence. “that ts THE FSAR but not it was just tech— | possible. So “ati had ahead that-we h ~ gone so far to take somebody and there was only | ta ‘one or twoae oe fe 3 It just) remind is jectually, one of of ‘the funeti = that's Levi ally eyHaats sing 2x He defo muck i see dontn unkind giggling from Mr. Gosling] We were going to have GETTING e been ‘why © VAGUE: Possibly. B — nically sensual sex GaN: ‘Depending on your: re VAGUE: ‘thy A CERTAIN RATIO.as ss up this ation and may oon = videos gonzender, that. “ot gone away more interested. ‘GEN? Well, we were stuck.) (Some. get ressive ee out more _ the other band? of the rooms, ‘that's: the most,Bay play figured Hall GEN: That's it. The good side of Hammersmith is that there were a lot of people who were prob— ably borderline cases, some of whom will have gone away dis— enchanted and some will have “JOHN: That's, why Heaven's good. (eat: For all its other faults it's od in terms of just the. geometry ould Town they themselves them? be— JOHN: Yeah, it's definately good to have both because there's no point in preaching to the conv— erted all the time. JOHN: Aaarrrhhb! m es? (Should just whatever everyone seemed to know, at least a lot of the other people there, but were intent on concentrating once it started. VAGUE: I think it's good to have both though. GEN: First and last. JOHN: Did'nt like it anyway. It if did'nt have any atmosphere. Too a upwards. Steg FB There was too mich light. Too Tall. “I like. places where like you say, people‘cant _eway from it. the would round GEN: Have you talked about the videos? JOHN: They threatened to sue and prosecute ’Final Solution* did'nt they? G=N: It's ridiculous. They cant beceuse it's only their ~ memory. It's gone. So they'd be relying on their memory of some— thing that's no longer there. Too vague...eBut It'll probably meen there wont be anymore gigs at Hammersmith Town Hall. vy and in that where it was like a big family evening. We were all pottering Church' be effect I think like at or Crass. I think fire. whole nothing worse a group look and there's like I,200 people staring back; it's a different psychology to being there's another one now; a church in Kings X — that's something to do with VAGUE: There's ignore it, it immediately pushes you into being the ‘Rock band phen— omena' — which makes it much harder to execute what you're really trying to do. It really does. It does have that effect, no matter how hard you try to fight it. When you walk onto a stage and you drink- they? (just at It was quite a shock when it kept filling up and filling up. It's odd. No matter how hard you try to organised that 3 nights of them were really or why all of them were there. It's odd, we thought we'd get 4 or 500 and they would all huddle up the front and it would be quite nice because it (‘The Temporary Temple'’~. Synagogue) people the VAGUE: squashed in. So we might try something there...But there's The do ing able to say 'Well I was there’ I dont think that's a problem, but it's one of the things we heave to take into account. nowhere that's really good enough except that place in Drayton Park. VAGUS: rather somewhere smaller, if it got to that stage, if there were that many people wenting to go — I think it's better to do say 3 nights to 500 people than one night to 2,000. Just because 500 get the real effect, rather than 2,000 not get— \\ | were able to pick up on images from 7 + ardson, but E Me Fapae: wey ¥ jyou cet ee: eC capes ur first. iy “special excitemen when you that~ ‘you are fees gpin, tok3 a some body-vand \ time betom it:he

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The best gigs7are basically xt selfs, io ay @ different avproac You haverto get thet effect but TE “Hasto be when:the audience. 2nd you are fing and it becomes completely situation red and you dont jeven wihat you've done: Like fucks! blur Rouen it was like that, at times. It was _ just like this blur. It was-like everything had’ fused. You, could ssense it. The entire Place and _~ everyone in it wes fused. That: was like a really emazing fuck and afterwards. everyone, wes cherged liike thet. JTOHN (at last touched! Joni what |at's really about. they? ‘just Aint; fat it. But ’at the remember in GEN:/ 3¥en) Oe X dont thin they've- more controlbedmbeceusesofmthemens over controlted | | Situation. end| VAGUE: I think thet was bein an why Drayton of thie (day‘Frankie! goes to*Hollywood Perk had a, timeless quality. are not "a Sex groups) They' re not the sorts of group where jyou think much ‘2bout what they do at all or they ‘afterwards came dont \engender GEN > Yeah, we Sucoeed@y ‘th getting me anc Tf did) as well. We compl-— or anything’ else. And Lethink that’s, etely) »lost track. We were __to do about 20 minutes. what 's. good with Bee's- SSOTES His only or ntl have a’ clue. sexuelity and his ideas on sexudiaee GEN: | did approach is different and_ thinks ~ JOHN: ‘It was one that's where that link comes. His= a All in all. With wh Streiigh to and sexuality VHow: Jong: was up thet?' ajcultvof sada someone hour Is that what 40 | | minutes. everything. we did! (with at few words in edgeways)! It's — ity. I mean before he was ever in 4 _-what™sounded like GHNuine surprise also the same kind of» thing asii~ ~ GSURING ‘THs FEAR (PTV...were instrum> ¢ringe) Is'nt that weird. I tihe losing of the ego, thet” Kind’ 4 ~wéntal in Avate anyway ) /‘were totally thought it was about 30 minutes or :f feeling, is'nt it? Rouen was _ hele perallelk With ours.’ “He's taken somethings tence than ‘Hammersmith for inate itheses ideas. to Getting the Fear /PAUL: /Oh yeah, everybody's timers EN: Yeah, where at:“the :point of “Sather than! the reverse, but obv— Swent off at different times. Yet ~rgesm, the conscious: sand the un>i _Aously the reason: thet they accept-— /* they/ were all set at the same time. | coonscious are all’ fused and you ved-him into the ||‘froup and developedf VAGUE Everybody was; JUsts ‘standing icont have the normal. verceptions. + it. within it, was because it made there, taking it ine Riqtody was } But even*so there was a sexual “ gense to them as well (Remember worried about getting she last bus f stharge at Hammersmith. We felt Sparx ybeing as stunned as me at home or anything. And aftenwards : frustrated afterwards as well. =‘Drayton Park) which is why they're it seemed very difficult to Yeavye | “all getting pierced, apart from Aky! Liike if sone hoody knocks on \the like thet Iuis/ Biren) Salma. 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. . . : etre Bini just a bunch of rock!'n!roll guys. mY video showed and it's red on flesh, it's really heavy. But they think they watch newspapers totally on that, you kmow ‘News of the World’ and things and that's OK. But if we even men— tion it or deal with it, we're out regeous and to be avoided like the Plague and decadent and weird and horrible and nasty. I mean it's ridiculous. It's completely illogical and it just the blown shows and it them frame by frame and esked them ‘Where is it then?' and they say 'Oh some— body's being cut on their arn.' But it's like 3 little tiny nicks (shows us - cant But because News it at see anything) fills Ten; a TV peopie screen away, Maimed, huge pools of blood, exec— utions, Clint Sestwood movies; my mother wes complaining that they seid we hed torture on this thing on 'Yersey' and I said ‘We dont’ and she said ‘But they seid you do’ But I said 'It does'nt mean it's true. Did you see any?' She said tlio'. So I said 'So you've only got their word for it'. Then she sat thru' Clint Eastwood and she did'nt thet think at all heavy(?) wes PAUL: Torture is when you do some— thing to somebody ageinst their will to make them.do something end there was none of that in the video. GEN: (ZND OF SIDE I) one Thet's cress the of most banal, things you can point out to people : How come we're not ellow ead to even think about dealing with enything to do with violence or sado-masochism, even in the most like sado—masochism obscure ways; in terms control people of the way thet people the society submit and other to it; which is Ss and M, Margaret Thatcher is actuaslaves, lly e medeme end we're the if you like. And yet they cen put all they want [mts <>.) »« —--pevts on the TV, they can Lea bin to TA or nut: LEFT TO RIGHT: JORDI VAis™> (VAGINA DENTATA/ W.S.N.S.), BEE (GETTING THS FaAR), PAULA, ALLX, GEN AND JOHN GOSLING (205 KIA). ee iia aol the We aint met DADO. sell you how deep the condition— ing has gone and how powerful the Enemy is. Because I mean even people who think they're radical thinkers, you know THE NME : a rime example, being the worst puritans and the most ridiculous moralists and they're so vatron— ising to their readers end the public and they're so arrogant that their view is correct. They're like born egein christians! JOHN: People should just not buy the NUE. GEN: They sit there and what they say is true and what they dont like is bed and if you dont agree you're bed, just like the worst kind of christians; hypocrites. And yeah ultimately that is a fascist stance: if you dont agree you're wrong and we will try to destroy you and des— troy your career and remutation and make neople ignore you, because we dont like you. VAGUS: Like Mark E. Smith said ‘it's McCarthyism in reverse’. You hit the nail on the head there. The reason the MIE is allowed to call itself radical is all part of the spectacle thing, Rock'n'Roll is supposed to be rebellious so the NME is one of the things that keeps a check on it. —. it's not written by = CEN: But who are 'the kids on the streeit's written by Cambridge gracwho are, half of them, older ami And that's bade I mean so= them are 40 or 50 years old an they're sat there, they dont = know what gigs, at heopens hai them have'nt been to a gig for and if they do it's to see Brac Springsteen or somebody like *F They're just be on 'OGHT' I'm like people who w= given half the ch= talking about Niel Spe- and the higher up ones like ths I cant even remember their nar< because it’s been so long sincs been in that building. I've ont been to that office once in ny You can walk in buildings and s what they're like; you walk in and it's sterile. It's the oni; for its. JOHN: ‘there is it? GIN: It's in Carnaby St, that s> where that's left over from do, it?? I mean, who with any cred} would have their office in Car= in this dey and age? I feel really strongly aboy because I think they do a } IME reel evil. it's Because OK for. we're in London and London's 2: village and we can all bump in: of 411 the people of us and we want a lot very ouickly suss on. But you go up to check of the kids out what's = north and it I mean I'm from up north so I} The only information you get is thinsr. like those papers, mos} time. fr

-1I tney're being perpetually d. to and deliberately slanted t they buy the Smiths or so gre are ZOS-KIA something tiead of something a bit more on ‘edge; then they're being manip~ tied and they're being manipulated not know everything that's hapnp— ng and not think about everything ‘that is bed. Very bad. Especially i@ newspaper which syoung people u.ld give over p-le e:an purports to to inform them. whole issues to be They they hate. Taey should Say, I dont like Whitehouse, amuse I think that they're very oIphisticated mainly and I dont id their records interesting to teen to, they're actually not very 1 constructed, even given what y say they're trying to do. But n:ink they should have a whole tee where they say, Crass can =e 4 pages, Whitehouse can have page and a half, we can have 2 2sS; peovle they dont like can laally just say their piece and tihey really are as bad as the ssay they are, it will be very ar from what they write. Let the liic decide, on what people actuy Saye Ilf we're so stupid >yy then why not let what | from y Scared of |, platform y 1 letting to trying to listening say? we speak? end so mor us reveal Why are us have are Why discourage people to us or even going see what we do? Because they're LOusly aware that people are rested in what we do and they [listen and ik that it a percentage of makes sense and them they [| want people to actually feel e Therefore they're trying to oor end suppress and that is } the worse kind of dictator os is: It's got to the stage tho! es if they say something's ly awful, we immediately k: well that must be good. Vell there's always that as— but there's an awful lot of l.e who unfortunately have been nied thru' the society and educ— nial system to believe what they > That's advice if the WME k: it out) ‘He should say know. for people it's bad You've any— then just e:red have'nt you? With yours, K:TA, > That was'nt NME, that was DIS. lie- Tvision not shaman-our AN ESSENTIAL VAGUE: it? That If he PART OF was Gary liked it THE MIRROR Bushell tho" was'nt there would have been something wrong with it. Still dont understand that he could 'nt see what went into it even if he did'nt like the 'noise'(?) JOHN (unconcerned): Yeah, it was good one. If he's worse record he’s a saying it's the ever heard it's obviously had an impact. PAUL: That was like the NME review of Hemmersmith; I think more neople will come end see us now because of that. Gall: Oh yeah, well if I read it and I was some sort of rebellious young thug, which I am really, for all my yearsee. JOH: He's a Rebeld GEN: I must be. Just from the effect that still soes on. +t's good on alright. I mean stupid generation gap that seem to be there. pretty rere a giveaway. since the Velvets sd) actually it's (what a young anart but sroup from grandad I mean there is a certain sisnific— ence in that, corny tho’ it is. I mean they dont even try to analyse the implications journalists, ing, they end even dont look bezin it's like that or of that's those so annoy-— at videos the to try and say why why it's edited like that, that anything, what's it's had an effect That wes boring and could'nt and I've gone somewhere freaked me out. Thet is an achievement; that we all dont remember portable TV the sound that into something be on on and been on down) is so mekes sense ically what's to all all that cuite an can the it should'nt who make theoret— sense to because I'm too old. But nobody seems to feel uncomfortable with time To turn make achieve— Temple Od this...it people we (The Orridges' turned something feint, turn can it's has with people to know be powerful and it's a hell of ‘s another thing that they dont men— tion, that even, just the fact that PTV is somebody who's going on 35 and then people who are 20 and 2I, that is very unusual and that the audience cross-section is very young, on them because they feel it. They dont 30 how amazing, I thousht television innit? Still we set there's this does'nt that at all. It seems irrelevant, which it is. Iwas thinking about it today, a girl drummer which is Pschick Douth

EVOLUTION | doing things, I personally have been doing it for IO years now: And we still come up with some thing that surprises people and still has an effect and there's no other group I know of ever that has kept that going, even in and it's not thet in itself ment makers easy- I mean horror movie dont manage do they. (Re-enter CARESSE) That's it. We're not sculpt— it specifically to make JOHY: uring people feint, just a side that's different effect. VAGUE: I'd Temple (To JOHN and PAUL) as well? Yeah, the Temple first, originally there was'nt PAUL: Because a bend, be to supposed there not was going to be PIV... People get interested in the ideas and the theories and the philosophies or the attitudes or just the encouragement to try and wake up. But they get frustrated if it stays just there; there's a limit to what sending letters back and forth can do. People feel the need +o probe us more and there always has been a ritual need; A need for just GEN: ritual and celebration and so forms,for IO or happened before and they say 'Uh, I dont like it',& everyone. The majority dont. 7 I5 years and people still say I've never seen anything like it, I've never heard anything like it, I'm frightened by it or I feel incredibly excited by it. I mean it's just like to get onto the next; are you both members there. And instead of g0ing away. and seying 'this is quite amazin I did'nt know TV was that powerft people dont give us any credit for that, or that we have actually regener— ated interest in Television; that television can be used and thrown around, just like guitars and music can, you can just abuse it and fiddle with it and chop it up and see what happens. just one ally were over So that's why there is that primitive side to the way we do live things. We're not trying to bee... although there is a group at the two suppressed journalists and : that tryq like John said and like y saying those reviews are s: the top, they're actually unsophisticated those people the: they dont realise that what they doing is describing what we've ¢€ and how powerful it it as we know, if dont is. But as they: if we not aware of what television c or that it's dangerous or that weird. < VAGUE: Maybe that's because so! people on. or repressed use videos or slides oe be weird or arty. JOHN: That's why we've +t got then F GEN: to not b® up the front. We're quite = happy visible at all and to be total subserviant to the televisions. © [ mean they are at least 50% of Psychic TV. f VAGUE: At Hammersmith I spent iam TELEVISION : TURN ON, TUNE IN AND FIDDLE time watching the TV sere ABOUT DONT IGNORE ofGEN:theYeah, like at the Zveryman is...or a sexual arousal stete. But was irrelevant whether people oF MACH THE INE just that the sound is used to func-— see us or not. 4 moment...rock'n'roll. It's to get the effect thru’ the instrument— ation of a ceremony or an iniation or a ritual or a celebration or en ecstatic state; it can vary we're not sure always whet state it tion, not to entertain, happen to also not it's prime us, oe it might entertain but objective. that's dont It was'nt want to to function Rock'n'Roll’ We do that. ‘ie want it and effect people and everyone seems to have forgotten. It's primary use and it's origin—- ation wes ebrate or to initiate to ten and they work, completely forgot- to keep it in them in different forms; John's sobeenh things Peul; before Peul's as ie got no choice. age with of TV. the We've It has to be dealt used to ground. hammer people To make them into as the stupid as John as said literally as it's like used that. valium. PAUL: at the felt hot that myself what was GEN: Nobody's what television sh mixing and things I kmew more — or = yet investigated does to anybody Did you know there's never been proper They dont investigation? know what the rays from it do people yet. All they've found There was one report: I knew t Dector in Portland in Oregon, &~ he showed me and told me about ~~ study that was done, for the s ccn sovernment. There was this rs school in Portland, thet had tho highest rate of hyper-activity instability in its‘ children. they got these in scientists and find out why and after cunt they took out the fluorescent it was all fluorescent tubes a= they put in ordinary lightbulbs immediately, I cant right but figures unstable children, — remember ~ say there it dropped and help, delinauent and they neti because of something got his own but we've and back going on. well and still ng, pAO projects goi in the around we S2y>» you cant — the minimum amount of money . it's incredibles — what seyit too much, Wetre play I was I actually wa guiet. GHEY: It's used like TV and that’s why it's true because oppressive PAUL: People that say they dont watch it~and it's rubbish are actually admitting that it's sacred. GEN: And.2lso that it's very power— ful and they're scared of it. It's not the answer. You go and you kick “it in the face, which is what we're such a thrusting and tribal waye (He's just warming up now. sd note) JOMI:It's used very much as valium these ‘days. Like the Redio is to keep people's minds turned off while needed an with. It's actually a metter of human survival, basically. Mentally and physically. Because it is being As certain why we use that's GEN: It's used cel- stetes of mind or physical states and that’s what it's for and that's what people heve such possible. To keep them ouiet when they get home or to keep them quiet while they're on the dole oueue. the effect it had. Music is functionel. This is the big thing thet It wes really become has with it. Just colourSee.e it does; they go away and talk ebout their mental state having changed and their physical state having changed and the way it made them feel or whether it was like such and such a drug! They dont go 're2lly good songs' they talk ebout function. That's TV mode of control. JOHN: It does'nt need to be like that. Television cen be a very creative thing if you play around That's the big difference with end they go 'I was'’nt enter— tained. VAGUE: oll ae y at ae rv it ho L

VILL BE TELEVISED ym and the head of his bed was :inst a wall with the colour TV “the other side of wall, the r+ his parents watched when ; asleep. So they moved the -the other side of the he TV room and wes perfectly normal the next r and from then on. That report ; suppressed and never sause the implications published. of it, ‘ee contrary to Big Business and (Culture and everything else. But if that's true, then all ws ere more neurotic than we i to be, because of just the TV of « That's just the technology iis dangerous and nobody knows , but there is a theory that it . engender cancer and it can render certain psychotic states: , nobody's bothered to check, ody knows, they dont know how ez it might take, they dont want kmow basically. But then also way it's edited :— one of the eessions we've got with editing the way that what we show wes that it's true; like you di, if you close in on something iit fills the screen, it's sign—ccance changes immediately, just seme as the music that's with ctan make it change; if it's erful, violent music lent. If it's gentle it seems music it mis is poetic. And there are editing o:iss own secret their it to put viewpoint. as talking to the guy from 'Ear— ' about it and he said it was e'; that just changing a word e or where you cut. We all w° it really. Where you cut or Way it's lit totally changes tay people interpret it. The t that they use that word ‘tor e‘ in our thing completely alieni a percentage of the viewers, t because they used that word it was a lie. I rang him up ssaid it was a lie and he said s I know' but he did'nt Script, it wes someone out write else. Also img the the way they interview lf lighting. lit was 'This you classic is an evil son}! In here with TV lighting, cant see that. It just looked emter. Actually they'd done the "Haloween' light under my face, f?rom below, so it looks more ewolent. But the way it's done; = with a picket line. If you s from behind the pickets, it =st like the police _emnt, attacking put the camera c:e line and it around, that gi Violent that to c: Drejudiced are being the picket. behind the looks the the pickets them, all the time. And like bulls in a2 china shop, they've got no conception of what they're doing, nobody has. Nobody's checked. They dont even know what damege they're doing to people's psychology or veople's unconscious mind. The only ones who are even close to lmowing about the are only advertisers. They're ones back who sit and deliberately plan it that way, because they've got 30 seconds and they plan everything in minute detail and one of the biggest threatening problems that's havpen— ing to TV is a lot of those direct— ors of adverts are now starting to do progremmes, especially in America. PIV REACHES THAT CHANNELS ORDINARY TV CAN NOT REACH PAUL: And advertising is becoming politically controlled as well. Saechi and Saachi doing Margaret Thatcher... GEN: Luis Palau went straight to Seachi and Saaechi did'nt he? He spent something like a million pounds just on advertising. But it is a magickal language. It's an incantation. They actually are basically casting a spell over everyone. But half of them dont know the spell whet other are which is technique and is or what it's point is. So it's like brainwashing people so their minds are empty and then leaving them empty. At least with brainwashing you fill it with something they're time. Ts: do there is a whole power language now, embedded in the way that TV is constructed and basically the people thet are doing it dont even Know the languege; they're just a l.e languege which cant be writ‘down, that is the way televis-— ‘is now edited. People who make programmes, part of the time un s:iciously, they doing else. is But what getting you into the state of being brainweshed and then leaving you suspended with a vacuum. They're not putting anything in. No real content. Which is why it works like valium. It suspends 'Do you world time. went to be part of sleeping of a people? Do you want to imbibe the drug of the commonplece? Will you be forever addicted to television TOPY's spoleman ) is magickal, Magick get to the up your conscious unconscious is why with in state to open mind to your and you fill the gap with the unconscious, with visions, with inspiration, whetever you want to call it. But you let ell that extra part of the way that LSD does brain...The same it. Just cpens up chennels thet other things cannot reech. But we try end fill that vacuum with content end that's probably why it shocks people be— cause they dont even know that's what's happening; thet television is being moved on that whole step further. Of course they normelly feel comfortable with it. Suddenly the whole thet it mekes is filled up egein. PAUL: From the LISIDE, not from the outside. That's whet bugs me about this eo ceene sty thing in NI. Where he said we're encoureging voyeurism. Voyeurism would'nt exist if there was'nt a need for it end voyeurism comes from within. It's the need to watch something. We're just showing people that they can enjoy this sor’ of thing. We're not saying it's a good thing thet they do. GEN: I dont think it even comes down to enjoying it. I actually think that when we present it, we leave it very very objective. And we are doing RESEARCH and in re— search you have to experiment and you carry on the experiment for a while end then you do it diff-— erently. Like those videos ere being phased out because we've used them and now they've been written about they've served their purpose. JOHN: They're more metaphor anyway than actual instruction. GSN: What we want to do now is get more and more precise end really start to articulate this invisible language, this new lansuage; what is it? Make it more precise but also more visual. That's like with the Cerrith, the one on the big screen. Take that direction more. Where it's still implying all the things that the other ones have but you're also, in a sense, being more subtle, you're actually sneak— ing into the sub-—conscious direct. Instead of shocking the conscious to let it thru', we're actually now going to try to go straight round into the subconscious and the subconscious will recognise those images because that's where they come from. It wont need a logic. And at the end of the day the most — exciting thing about almost any human being is the sub-conscious, the unconscious, the place Mares, all self-restriction?' ('Responsibility' GEN: What we try and do, and we sey in a sense what we do the dreams ambitions and fantasies and— end experiences are and where the creativity comes Rote and Shete s EN bits of thesien -~ . ay aro 41 4

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He did'nt find inv ented alphabets and es and everything all the time. mat tg: See is = sone. +o have such a high mental - tease with the whole of your, mind! ; -d “St, Ze and character, then’; you're ~ “problem and if think it's probab— ‘ly one of) ‘the reasdns that you witiorey ByRerul to>everyone |‘else3i/ get so much’ rape and violence and Ciause youl! tne” more “balanced » in’ the everything else. Because peonvle mre sense. You're not ‘normal! but | jhave had their souls st6len, in a u're more balanced. All that ‘nor jsense. They've had their feeling 1' means is that you cling onto ‘of (being alive stolef.Because at's been pushed in Sand~- you're ad that's rmel end intuition. langu value. It channeeds change and tho controls it and although it basically actua- and beat onee that. ‘Suppresses that + fd learnt to * you've rituel. cuts here than go out generally 1% We1Ponce people “Bey need for violence. 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{ G TOPMTRMARer et S t pam Bi from intdesk of GENESIS P- ORRIGGE 4 O SHORT.OF “S { ulleteeiee lybe ing controlled by a process.which nobody wants (given agdegreemof. ifdividal sanity ) «a ) E\ dont like that idea at/all. If, we have an enemy at all then thee control’ process" is that enemy. It is vital\to short-circuit that /¢ontrol\ process". It is a very 7 shyigible, subtle process. In a realy tobe} war has Decdum fe yacht NOW. ee ¥ fe oN j rts ae BUDING /ENFORMATION © e key t's to Bhange ,| the } = sense it has becoum human.being's real /way this metabolism. Thee only control process can As’ the level individuals to ge and thee Key to deye lopment | ability alli evels It's of each be’ broken is simply) through } beginning. ito mature! wlled really. a part a mistake | accept bee lieve~ ‘in ANY dogmatic politics.” letie terroristes, or control agents ‘as we with of mturity of so does their In a sense to pile are led to believed Politics Just a convenient charade to Bw people to feel secure. It Pes them believe society is in jar own control. They vote for gir leaders, there flore they MUST fese them. Politics is just a Weenient # charade to make people secure. To feel that it’s all cconsciously, democratically, they understand \what dmg. That d‘ticians, s and blic = who is hap- they argue Qver these then thee\ public seems most sensible and and Bible to take office at any given ¥ .« Dont believe that at ail. bind less that there has been process since very early [% times, through settlements t owns and industrialization to y mporary times. = E call "control process” and it Sts independantly of any ind- f j | iuals. This “control Ibe operated by almost any interest group at any given no Bee of urgency. character, Thee For in a2 wide spectrum, from Manipulate it, throw it back. In ins- pired momenta’ chuck spanners/ into various works. So we get tools to increase thee efficiency of our mis— chief as a spin-off from thee contr-)\ ollers. In/ return they ‘get counthing | from us./ We are always developing ideas-which @re non-linear and therefore) outside their they can adopt and scope ‘butter adapt. it is often an outsider solution, invents a new a compromise. So Each side giving which) In a crisis! who sees a gadget, effect it's a two way things to thee thing. other) as a direct result of their intrinsi¢) conflict. Ultimate irony and also } ‘organically cyclical and sensible. Parasite feeding off host, host kept alive by immunity afforded by parasit Thee\ "control process" develops mch- real power is whose got thee information. Thee weakness of whoever that very and cumbersome, req= cover costs jand keep eouipmentrun= no “control (W.S.B.) E disagree that control transcends time BDACe. Control eats people, Matory, Gets ideale, eats GE . It goes on right throughout ‘ whatever disguise it might @» to stic % antagoni very am , E “whole concept (gntiny ica of | & in airing” capital equipment! which cant ‘be utilized\thee whole time. Sogto fiess" is always present. | ‘trol needs time like a junky A:s junk." is things all they know they might be doing. exactly what they are already programmed to do infact, because any "control process” Teede antagonism, it needs people fighting against it. It's biggest strength is it controls information. Basically the power in this world rests with thee people who have access to thee most information and also control that information. Most of the paranoia concerned with politics is about what is \. very, expensive e in history. This process does Ntake sides, has no morality, mIbligations, charge. who controls that information bank at any given time is that to store and use that information, systems have to be| developed for storing ite and reproducing 4{t. These systems are. process" Meed and you.cant sure be ability finery, equipment we can Butter play with for by us playing itably, there and techniques which our own ends. with them, inev-—| is a spin-off philosoph- ical and creative progression, an analysis of experience which can then. Jobe, taken back by thee "control process! REALLY going on, what is secret, Q for’ it's own ends. We need this sys tem what we are not being told about. asa target, a stimulus outside our- | Diplomacy is about that really. selves to fight against, and thee sysSo, thee enemy is thee “control process" and the power of thee “con-” tem needs a rebellious questioning trol process" is'nt exactly armies “ minority to develop new, possibilities) and police, it is'nt power through | froma flexibility of wiew it can _mever possess by its: very rigid force. That is a secondary tactic \nature. It seems~ likely However, butter not thee crucial thing, thee there are different who have \different HIE believe of a big battle even dé@a lin, mutant outside they can analyse structures, — play games._with.that knowledge.and. develop ° a hell butter it), we have thee cieve tticseismjustvantfacades _ilt-happensa= anyatmos phere of reasonableness’ and “logice-Most people»dont want to Reece _<d@@velop this for quite fair reasons, loof different groups in society, they dont want to get involved. It's mcourage a belief that politics countries and decides theiz tinies when, infact, it does'nt Bill. Certainly not in the way (meaning NOT Gontrol make) \conce ptual leaps. Which is really what is ‘said) q about creative people, or artists, or. talented’ criminals, that they can. per-~ to think for themselves,\ to responsibilities, to make decisions. call them ante i to people increases in T.G. that, we 'tel ning these systems have to be’ made availableito thee rest of us to keep them financially viable. That's why you can-get a@ccessto cable TV, to computer,.time, to xe FOX, instant printing and cassette recorders, N even thee mail, polaroids too and \ video. These are all spin-offs fiom business, conglomerates and people at thee top who deal direct— M lybin control. They develop systems for their own they are so expensive these reasons, but they have to mass produce them to finance them. So we all get easier and easier wys to multiply our fdeas and information, “jit's a parallel progression. very slowly this minor- ity {a growing More people are breaking taboos, they have realised through people telling then, in/ leaflets, on TV, etc, in other a word s | through inf ormation being mde} ayailable, that they have certain | rights; "that they can, sue stion things os they ‘can --Srganise, they can set up their’ Lown’ structures. That ig not to say necessarily that all those things || 9 are’ per ge right butter it does seem symptomatic of a larger) breakdown of this eee trol process" || than many people mighthsuspect. And || it probably explains: thee, swing a towards repressive ideas inp molitics | to cover owing fear of usurpation! by those ‘presently in charge of thee process and it's PLACEFIX:- information | bank. T,.G.H.Q.6.B. Timefix:4th August 1979 ERA VULGARIS” (fading) This article ed was originally written 1S=,1 for the late amd great theysayy St Also, another of their weaknesses, TORN’, but I think, as ee » it‘ those who control control, is that is equally if not more relevan: : they have a very one directional view whereas we, thee outvidgrs, thee gen-_ BONS id we're running it again Raz

NOHN PINK-WILDEBSAST, (Ce ng JOHN APOSTLE od, at home impressed orking other wise known (Oo Ee Cot), meets to ‘ston Villa, with the for hin. size and is most of the knobs Following in the foot~ k, of the hallowed Antonelia Blac he he misses Cliff and does'nt incr steps Bwrath Rout ” the IF bas a rether PREESS to Uniformed our seats, stewards showed us with me screaming "What no bar?" or "C'mon mine’s pint of ESB" all to no avail. HThe support Hkinda put Asit thru‘ icisters bands were pretty a duff, me in mind of having to ske letal-gene-loves-lulus type alternatives to self {immolation, as you strive to stay Rawake for the headlining band. And then the heavens opened, and the godfearing NVE : Ethe Sun shone divinely, most of listurbing time nonethe Bheaven's finest wailed, the band mplayed a hymn that sounded more ike a Nazi Marching anthem and mthere he was on the stage, wearMm Once when asked who was the greatming flares. (Gulp! He must be selfJE ESU SUS SOFLYIAZ est rock'n'roll star of all time, conf ident!) pros Ud of the Jews, alias Christ * ifredeemer,” } Alice Cooper replied "Adolph Hitler". alias Jesus “The Saviour” Cheist. Ps A drunk stood up in the stands 7 On another occassion in a jungle MODUS OPERANDI: Faith healing, alleged miracle perform: mscreaming "Aston Villa, Aston Villa%) suspect known to be evasive; tends to express himself in par: .[} in Guyana, while this country was ARE! ‘(8 going thru' post-Sex Pistols blues, sand was quite rightly led aways, atilsjsceore believed to be leader of 2 12 man gang. DISTINGUISHING MARKS: Scar on hands (palms) and feet, gshouting "that bloody Bef's out of possibly larger scar on left rib cage, numerous small scars encircling crown. Horder’", by bouncers that made the 1@2 more rabble rousing manner than { WARNING: If suspect is recognised, do not approach him. F ylyceum neanderthals look like Limah}y said to be armed with che wrath of God ard may be danger: Jim Morrison, or that pompous little ifans. (Sorry Tom, did'nt mean to After a couple of his songs, hea with the bad habit and haircut Pe TSLUSY AS gwhich again sounded like Nazi “that sings = U2, could ever manzge; Sinsult your record buying public) i Quotes? Well how about; anthems or marching songs, he tu - "Tonight we're going to mke the q "Capitalism will not rule, i to where Claire and I were si’ )}might ROAR"; Thus enhancing the meee Communism will not rule...GOD will ing and said "There are two peop: liritual fervour cheaply packaged and grule and we will rule with him" pp there not singing". We gulped from any good retailer of —= available RCor he sounds like Kirk Brandon at end the whole stadium turned to B rock'n' roll or religion. gVicky Park and looks like Ronald feach other gesturing scornfully « B Meanwhile back in the jungle, Reagan after a banana custard 5, saying "It's them, it's those the man continued, "we know they're enema. two punks", ut there, we're very dangerous ; Or, another little gem; i) A bit later on we both recie. eople...l'd rather bring it all to "when my people were out pub-— gallant. A glorious, screaming end iB bit of the wrath of God, in the Me fr icteing this event, one of our bin one final moment of triumph”. form of a righteous ohristiei women knocked at the door of a Then he and his 912 followers hoot in the back each, applied jniddle-aged man, who said to her, proceeded to drink from vats of Bvith pressure. igo away I'm young and fit and ond: grape flavoured *kool-aid' laced : We left and sat outside watch Thealthy I dont need God. She went p vith ‘poison, in the world's first Ging the event on the lorry sized ever 'mass-suicide'.(Excuse the pun) yon to the next house. Later on bvideo screen, for those who could hen she had finished the road she E FI With such thoughts in wy head Ht get in. It turned out that we turned and walked past an ambulance.| ere the only people on our coach SI am Wolverhampton bound to see a She went up to it and saw that same u that had'nt gone every day of tha -Egig by rock'n'roll legend BILLY a man being carried into it. He had origi’. It was more or less th OGRAHAM, I meet Claire, my fellow ust had a heart attack"!!! Born-4A gain convert, and set off ame ‘people’ every day... Bill peused to let the words At the end everyone went down or the ‘free’ coach laid on by sink into the crowd, who quite and made a pledge of support to Wher loeal church. Onwards to Villa frankly had as much sense as the eeoe i mPill and God and the Acme double| Park. Big Country fan club, amd continued Vzlazing company and basically any i" Yes, everything was alright and to tell another story about people ibther bit of paper put infront of ' Uwe were on the guest list (Everyone dying around the time of the last their double-glazed eyes, by the) as) I wish all gigs were as easy week in the area. And then more smiling born again ‘MISSION ENGIA o get in to. The big question was still. Him and his followers and gtewards. ill they play ‘Jacob's ladder'? a ! a ere “al he wrath of God seem to be knockeS "4Panty apres and sisters. ing 'em down like flies. Charlie a \ ,}@ man on a stage was ee “ALAN Wy screaming in Manson had nothing on this boy. . + SCARS nN Os he riche K b28 ENS ie Me, no I always preferred fold Brandon and Theatre of Hat. this sort of thing. By the way Jones used to send all his yow most attractive boys and girls to people in the crowd SQ (to talk (after his prayer meetings, the Lu SN. 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a. ae y ee ee n a t CIA killed Sharon Tate. t | “Theree are no evil people, there ) are only victims’’ — Jerry Garcia x talking to Charlie Manson. Paul Krassner is the editor of the Realist, an intermittently pub- Hshed, occasionally brilliant, magasine (subs $4 a year from 595 Broadway, New York 10012). Krasaner also wrote ‘How a Satiri- cal Editor Became a Yippie Con- spirator in Ten Easy Years’ (37 from same place). When Ed Sanders was wri his book The Family about the Manson murders he promised to let Krassner publish in the Realist all the bits that Sanders had been forced to leave out. Last December Sanders changed his mind. Sanders was being sued by the Process Church of the Final Judgment and his attorneys wouldn't let Krassner see the files. Not unsurprisingly Krassner became obsessed with the missing bits and started his own research. He even hired private detectives to check out facts. The result? Krasmer suffered what he calls a ‘paranoid freakout’. He also ran out of cash But he woduced an article called ‘The Parts Left Out of the Manson Book’. It’ll be printed in the 13th anniversary issue of the Realist. Here, for OZ readers, is a foretaste Parts of the Parts Left Out of the Manson Book....... The conctuston I (and others) have reached — incredible as it may seem — is that the slaying of Sharon Tate and her dope-dealing friends was planned and engineered at the highest levels of Amert+ can government. I've tracked down the individual that Manson and Tex Watson met with. He is in Navy Intelligence, which is Div+ sion Five of the FBI, which iz essentially the CIA. He was also known as a hippie artist. Se I even considered the possi bility that there were two differ. ent characters, but I interviewed some people he stayed with in his artistic role, and once during an argument he shouted at a young woman, “You're nothing but a dirty Jew!"’ That certainly does n’t evolve out of the hippie ethic. You might expect to be chastised for being basically middle-class, Perhaps, and indeed there is a key to understanding this case. In order for the unholy trinity — milttary intelligence, corporate Power amd organised crime — to maintain control, they must divide and conquer. And what better arget — along with blacks and Chicanos and poor whites — than the hippies? It was Tex who did the shooting and most of the stabbing at the Tate house. Yet ho was held in a Texas jail — his Los Angeles lawyers were scooted out of town by federal cops — and there he was held till after Charlie was found guilty. In the Manson trial, since Charlies had not been at the scene of the crime, it was necessary for Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi to convince the fury that Tex and the girls were al] sombies under Charlie’s control. Whereas, in Tex Watson's trial, since he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, this same Bugliosi inaisted that Tex was not a sombie, he knew precisely what he was doing. He was also found guilty, but it wasn’t quite the same thing, ima ge- wise, In a letter to me, Charlie asserts that although he knew what was going to happen, it was Tex who told the girls what to do. When Jerry Rubin visited Manson in prison before the trial, he admitted his guilt this way: “As far as any connection with the Tate murders and myself, and MmNe > SQ >: e “YS the family that I live with, I'll say this: Iam connected with killing >->™ the Indians, and I'm connected ~@=,. < with killing the Mayans, the Incas. =a Tm ~~ I'm connected with everything that's been done in the name of Christ in nineteen hundred and seventy years. I feel that I'm con- : iG Rear Ouisch. Cathy. and Mary dy, nected with all ofit, and Ifeel anata that it’s just asmuch myfaultas g's. I'm lettin’ it happen over in Viet- © @¥RSe nam right now. I'm responsible So Je im = pies <8 ho: Gece. it was whoever pulled the triggers, he >) because I'm still lettin’ it go on. ee - 440 Ren _@ Fo iP.->| reas =, % =o fe for everything, you know, I’m t hy ta 2 \ LF Pk) bt ag . = : oe a \ u ae me. » t responsible for everything Man ‘7 FR gy BOS $ aa Konto isdoing to this earth and itssky “> FF" fh ¥ y a 1 y 7 and its animals, and its waters all of it..... 4 When Charles Manson got out ofjail in the spring of 1967 and ended up in Haight-Ashbury, he had been sent to give the kissof_ death to the flower children. 7:'@ % Vi 2 «7! sf r. ¥ bw 6% i Rewer ae eo ea et 4}. + a , Qe 7A? oe { ‘a 2 society that preaches law and Be od ef fm . q + 7es 8 2e. { =FTE @ € QRH ae a yo: lt &€ A h Fi a } ae af ay yi ai gs ae. Sj 2 om s 4 fF ge =e ¢ Ps eo a - 2 -Y¥ Tar 4 is \ 4 <%& ¥ s ry. meat, who make their own clothes, who share automobiles and washing machines and phono- graphs, who take care of each Other and don’t purchase insurance policies ..... why, even Herman Kahn once admitted to me that it was the hippies who were delaying Fit COCUMaNT family, Tex Watson, supposedly met Charlie when he, Tex, picked up Beach Boy Dennis Wilson hitching, took him to his beach house and there was Swengali Waiting. : Pea SIT ae ka vag {| f} d P ? 4 ~_— A a. Seba wt. le I) f gf Rtn i A The logical extension It is tronic beyond coincidence | a) Sear ae ek 2 4 d that the real villain of the Manson 5 7 OR f a LARS. of their life-style would upset the economy. Folks who don't eat much was chosen. X serene I om . 0: "Cpawe CRawt : . Ee Ul Ty the guaranteed annual wage. And 20 it came to pass that Manson gf: AR +\ : WA S| ‘: ed AS) | Ps. OF LS = 7 : ¥ ¥ bY ; ot ::. is the perfect reflection of a ulation of fustice. 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— at Ruby may have kiddedethesreak “teyethatrhe hat nolnencoryronmenter= ald} in” 1959, to allow his KGB double ing the ‘police station or firing — enter the, field. the fatal shot. ¢ | Af tex: hds arrest on November 24, (I have in .myvcassette archive 93, Ruby stold [led the police assassin that he'd on > moment because he wanted to spare -kie Kennedy the distress of being vitness at his trial. |However, is a confused hubbub of voices, then an american news broadcaster lowes breaks this testi- om the, time of the in: 'Now ing a light 1y) and Proves that Buby had been siting: the Dallas police station the prisoner, sweater rest. (Films taken shortly after became in the prior confused hubbub...' being led out Fritz...' fateful carshorn blare’s§\ out. reporter begins to 1 and notepad in hand, posing as imslater with the Israeli press "Do you haveranything ‘to \say in yourndefence?* -‘but Ruby, fires a “ps «\)| almost At this speak, simultaneously, point muscle by — but ss (that Ruby he reacted to the mass confusion shot and |killed the rolling...and ' fighting(?)". of "Here are assin by hightailing it Mas and hiding sister's in his out called out is he?* Cop: force many | presidential hoodlums campaigned | all the | it seems, been given an their had, | elect- disposal. j up his kid brother Bebby and | te deal with the Mafia, and i criminal) trials. were. instigated. Giancana was outraged) by these meves, and by JFK's affair with, Jodith Exner. a young painter\on whom Giancana had | designs. (Exner also» had an affair | with Frank Sinatra in\ the early 60's) Meny experts eon crime wiew the murder in Dealey Plaza as the\ fulfilment ef! here...they're... Then; some} police: officers. fd Y appointed him Attorney-General. This: move signalled the start of a major | clampdewn on organised crime. Bobby | Kennedy created a special strike’ Lt may. also.be® worth mentioning his words. Therevis a flat, stacatto (8 at-the=time of “the: murder in ‘report; Oswald cries out in pain and ‘las, Ruby was sharing accomodation surprise;\ “AWWW!.' Voices... Sound Hh@a—young-man-named-Curtis Crafard, effects of, people) struggling! Report— 'Yegembled Oswald in age, appearer; ‘Oswald has been. ‘shot: Holy ee andCasual attire.’ Another Mackerel! A\ shot rang out’as he was thle? Crafard's role in the affair led...led t6 his\car...there's a wnelear, of assurance by his old pal Frank Sinatr that if Kennedy were, elected he would ‘play, footsie with the Mek". Infact | the exact oppesite happened. Once ensconced in the White Heuse JFK | the drowning at Giancana The again to the 1960 ion Giancana's wear- Captain 4 Eee boss/of the-Chic oO outfit 1 a te} 50's. In theceentes vigorously for JFK,jusing = he's changed vald = or his KGB double —- was sdined show a bespectacled Ruby in basement of 'the Dallas police HQ, ars JFK was es ‘by Sam 'Momo' Giancana, a former bdotlegger +who from his T+shirt -‘is being led out toward the ‘armoured ‘car...’ A further assassin's Nie e A more. ie : suggests that the liqu idation actual ita pe 6f ‘the shooting of lee Harvey Oswald. It makes for interesting listening. First there of th Blackenboasibly +4 an the spur neatly. overturns eee Who 'His name is Jack UD Ye: _Giancena' 8 revenge. fin} in.a “remote corner ef Michigan, = Jack=Rudy ?"<\'\dack Ruby. He runs the~.<O0ther-sources’ lain that crooked rr 800 miles away. When detained by Carousel Club. 1 “Teamster- (CUnien:)- Dogs: Jimny Hoffa cops jhe explained that he'd been’: > “Widespread: ecepticism over the << helped the-Mafie—to- “kill the presid-) ming to, visit his sister for some —ent.A-fine analysis»ofsthis» theory; | wealth of unanswered questions and — is contained in Dan Meldea's beok conflicting evidence attaching to the Some people still maintain that ~ 'THE HOFFA WARS'. Like many highcase. One- particularly charming the ory. ranking Mafia dons, Heffa was eut— reé is no hard evidence to connect seemsrto* implicate the sinister "Men a with the) shoot ing jof JFKop Hes raged by Bebby Kennedy's appointmen In Black! (aka. The'MIB'er'Silence { they, claim,,a "sleejper' or inas Attorney-General. A desire fer ‘Group’) | in) the JFK affair. The Men jin fee agent,’ connected with both. revenge may well have led to take Black :usually) travel in groups of 3 (CIA and FBI,‘ who were grooming *part in the conspiracy. Either-way, They .specialize in terrorizing UFO; ifor an attempt on the life ‘of’ Hoffa was to pay dearly for his and conspiracy researchers, warning a's Fidel (Castro. Oswald's back- involvement with organized crime: them .to aband ons their inquiries or | und” as ae marxist- dympa thizer, ‘stuffed =inte a 55-gallon drum and face, dire consequences The ubiquitether with: his~ ~marriage to the flattened ina car—-crusher, accord— ous} ‘John Keel believes that the MIB 7 gihter of a high-ranking Soviet ing to one Mafia informer; 'Killed, are,'elemental' beings Bent to plague ee —of ficer, would— have cast ground up into little Pages and | mankind. Wrd ting, in: }OUR HAUNTED cion on the Soviets, leading dumped in cthe swamps,’ according PIANET! he” tele uss <The huge, ot —wtorandther. | a’ to sever relations with that , = Warren) \Re portscontains” Yiumerous ‘<0 ni try.” The unknown conspirators. a ‘The killing ef. Hoffa! 8 arch— «| “dind { the) Kennedy assassination. . pieces Jofpmworn testimony, describing enemy Bobby Kennedy was a far more se~ arly ‘knew, of this plan, and used: /MIB-type ‘pen ingthe vicinity of “hizarre affair. His assassin (7), ° too their-own advantage. By. setting Dealey Plaza and the\Scheol Book Va ier Sirhan, was a young atudent ) x es . ee “4 Osswald as a scapegoat they _provid= Depository building’ simmed Late ly be=\C1 faith a strong interest in Resicruc—~~ a perfect, cover for.their own hit- fore and after the! acbabs ination. te Aanism. He studied "ae lf-hypnos iss, THisy may/ \/automatic writing and other mind- US@law enforcement agencies were, ‘Long-haired men were..seen iged-to cover up details of the y not sound extraord inaryybut ‘rame mbex— y@xpand ing techniques, perhaps hoping uail\ ‘in ~~ to expand his consciousness." What-.)Ei deer in Dallas to-protect them/ “that long hair-was .moet>un vees-and their > Castro. Whatever the own plan paint 4 minutes after 1963. The Beatles |did-not: begin |toc Tayeae make an impression unti: 1964 (Phewt.¢ I theught he was going: tossay, they case, someone made nerd %Bure that Oswald® would be Ldieated in the JFK/cean of worms. siomeone beganet6 the on invhis hand and the body of Bobby were sending messages._to-tee: ‘Barveyy (Kennedy) ‘stretched out at his feet. Oswald as well theres Ed.. ) and the Aim Ate his trial Sirhan claimed that he /Jeng-haired fad d aint: get “undervay —a yatil 1965-6. Elemental. ‘hairstyles }~ shoot- broadcast Lever his motives—he endedsupin @& hotel kitchen with a amoking pistol ~ had’ no. me mory of entering the hotel, or of *f.iring the fatal shot (Shadies of Jack Ruby,). Instead, according to John Keel, he'spoke quietly of |‘seeing celestial beings.*- The first book Sirhan requested in jail was ‘have™ BLNerE been te thestongish' police bands in Dallas, giving Ise TRS versed gl.l description of Oswald. This * ined before the police had even — ; gi of Oswald or had any reason || e sam puss pect that he was involved ing THE SECRET DOCTRINE", Madame Blavaishis beok 'THE. aiffair: As researcher John A. tsky's classic treatise. On contacting itly emarka;¢ gp later commented ; "None of the ~—— ere es of exiatence. : ie spotted in Meal police despatched” ‘that a te cane vera: 208 events Sm. Who did? The at out ] s i that sack; Buby: shot midi after bei Authors ques tion re- = unanewered.' ~ John Keel is also quick to Ae) (trfeee red ' by, of *hofn* “whieh? siidden ly blared _Annthe: pea 9g! Pani tan eto7 ee Daliedilacti 88 He, Bo er the Beey:ee 10. 2 eee oy aie Casti mer of% nein _fmravyias ficlnle=ee ae eanrente eae EWadnwashed tool! point the" ;. 1968. Los Radie Times. Courtesy of Associated Press Photo: sh& Boris Yaro, ‘impact 55

=D 1A ; Bruce Roberts also advances a ay. Ob on particnlarly,convinoingetheory ¢ if how and why JSFK was murdered in his PIIG'" | SS¥ELETON KEY TO THE GEMSTONE + (a condensed version of a 1000-page — | anpublished manuscript, '7HE GEMSTONE door the ‘at the for itsy— of = wait \ Greek shipping miidionaire Aristotle, *"Onassis, who married Kennedy's widow Jackie 4néi1968<i/ Roberts jexplains that Onassis gealing first .million.by Tobacco’ {ie. Opium) made his | Torkish fna ‘thus became-an influential Mafia \“fagure./ Later, in- 1952, Re workeds out ‘a profitable deal,with several)Ameri- to (import ‘liquor into Gan gangsters the US. One of these gangsters was~ Joseph Kennedy,efather of John'F. and Bobby Kennedy. Onassis and Joe war “from a iwariety both sides oil and arms HyYéns.3(Onassis) sold losing*a Im Onassis 1957 to Single ‘ship or arranged living behind was in a rented supposed something to room. kill boxes, witness, used ination up radio of Martin to repert; ‘ever he could JFK help. to i¢ohtrel ower Johm and»Bobby, ‘boys initiated a series of troubleseme JFK before told a 'shoe oxtubyuthreeyeeasoned ‘The Weasel’ Jimmy | you -may recall | TV's superlative as the star of Thanes documentary series “CRIME INC.'), Johm Hoselli and”: “Eugene Brading. three men were All «then allowed) by the Daligs cops: te \glip away from the scene of the crime.\For his’ part lee Harvey Oswald shot Governor Connally. of , ? once store manager’ cashier that looking man sneaked who about of Robe to cons a theonyres, I Pecan I preren’y (Qh, authentici ee ree paren te:hb: stat naised of its j Slementele myselfa if we acce ptithea® the Waren Re poxt = | JFK was killed by <xcmaniae H a acarae y Oswald of int had a suspi- was and it in-his ‘book ‘THE elected BUCCEeBnROLe in responsible was in wert naned Fonnéon was- boris Wohnson waeebor: Ub Both. Coe eliminated. not to to go a premonitia death and Wa the theatre he was shot. Kennedy's secre tam man named Lincoln, also had a monition of the president's deaw and him not-to~go whereas Booth warned Finally, to Dall shot Line in a theatre andescaped into a Warehouse, Oswald shot Kennedy | &@ warehouse and escaped')into a (movie ) tieasreeeo 6 ° 4 (unpublished). Onassis Kennedy amd J-Edgar if someone the in his old en Pentagon. Hoover, behind.the MAPTA', an welches bastard and take gun. In this case the FBI, also tried truth then married to fulfil director-of. toméxpose DalldsJPK unpublished book thes hit -==088., ‘THE TEXAS © Instead he was poisoned| in his apple’ | m morph sediuhis, with and filesatewere. burtit. Sodium ®morphate has apparently goeen-a favourite’ Maf ia poison for — “centuries, since.it leaves no ¢ trace in the body, Death is usually ascribed Roberts to a heart also alleges that SA after Kennedy was murdered his brains were given to lawyer + A%Boe ; they could be brought t@ Lincoln's secretary, a ™ named Kennedy, had of the president's him dt wh 112aKenned ie Ha On a 45.2, he 1939 before trial. Wiebe ¢ - 1908-._Li Wiles Booth va Gesadsineedohn Ban in 1839 abeass iff a Both ane . When he feolishly tried to run for president, Onassis had him Jackie (whom ” SE taining yeraiot hightailed Mafia hit-men;” «pie, Fratianno parts as Finally, assase- the a deal, kill the his girl and his he could do Temaing arise: 7 elected in mafia rule; anymore damage. So confident was he of his control ower the police, = media, FBI, CIA and the US judicial system that he had JPK killed before 2 : the eyes of the nation. The actual shooting was carried: say, might 1960. Jackie designed. to-cripple the Mafia's finances. At this! point Onassis decided to rid’ himself of the Whera question, JFK wrote and the The esting Golncidences Abraham Lincoln was by ENEMY WITHIN’ ‘moves disappeared. it to'a-local cinema/and took refuge in the darkened auditorium. He was at general, andeathe Mafia in particwent well until Joseph ular. Thi ‘Kennedy heir stroke, ending his Keel Lone urally the event»had~far-reaching consequences. Bobby Kennedy knew to the in Shipee Bpetted cious was Pduly elected in 1960; mich Jey of, the American people’ John later multi-millionaire Howard Hughes “to without paying. The authorities be kidnapped from his bungalow “in| were informed, and 1S$massorted cops Beverly Hills and replaced by a and FBI men) immediately converged double, one L. Wayne Hector, who * on the cinema (to look for ene guy played the part until his death. The Who had sneaked in withoutrpaying?) real Hughes was. pumped.fuli-of) heroin aa quote from 'The Gemstene File'; and°taken to the Greek island of Skorpios — owned by Onassis, where Oswald had been given a pistol he’spent the rest of his days. that weuld'nt fire. It may have Onassis then seized control of been anticipated that the police Hughes* business empire and began ‘ Would shoot 'cop-killer’ Oswald to buy of fhigh-ranking ‘politicians ‘for'resisting arrest'. But since this did'nt happen, small-time ‘en masse to gain control of the US govermment ‘legally’. Mafioso Jack Ruby obliged two AYso, im 1957 Onassis was approach— days later.’ _ > ; ed by Joe Kennedy and asked to: throw And that, says Bruce Roberts, is the real stery of how and»why - hip? weight behind JPK in the 1960 , préesidentialfelection. Onassis liked John FP.Kennedy was murdered.—Nat- the,;ddea and promised, to-do. what they now? all. Luther King.) meanwhile, since are own"minds Benavides a shooting here.' Benavides in relation te the have Although but Domingo‘ punches ‘Liberty "Genstone File' seem. improbab + general it has the ring the t Readers aré invited to make uf Tippitt was Dominge Tippitt's had turned one illegal unaswered. TFippitt Oswald. went! wrong. the surplus cirea 1949.) Kennedy'S braingem man some in ef war himself shot by»two’men, using two different revolvers. Awconveniently- whe for. the »toe was sure to.be found later. A police officer, patrolman Tippitt, was despatched’ to the Oak Cliff district, where) Oswald was Oswald, the through and/mad@hit war without man. rifle . * fwhere“it ‘We've transact- crooked of "hid®. the x (Marshall ‘had previously heyaee left \bypthe | “thought... Instead the/| back-up (A certain profits huge Onassis then throughout. raking»in years, wthe front deor)Heshandedshis-rifle Placed — ‘SKernedy .workediptogether Burke Marshall for S@f Keepy and Om back-up man»whose) jeb was to ‘dispose of itwsafely|- or so Oswald lays the blame squarely Roberts “ FILS") Texas_twice from the Texas Schopl _Bbok Depository, 9-. Ry } | \ vp : Vay ay oa OF Veep —_ _— :

7 poe Ornilie an Frequency apy Pulsation are beginning to be#one of thee most crucial metabolic stabilisers, as medical and Thee biochemical addiction toms without in \10;days, cy and are knowledge Black: Box which attadhed symp- relies on frequen- Small electrodes palpation. thee above Mastoid Wy centres, @ehind thee ears. electrical charge. passes through \athee braingsubliminally releasing JEndorphineg thee bodies own natural 7 "he roine/marphine" which dreriches thee body Beping it high. Thee "JUNK" d *is redundant and passes from thee”body. Thee Endorphine * prevents any,,withdrawal symptoms as it regulates thee metabolism -hormone 5# Once thee Junk has “thee matural Endorphine thee Far East. tuned to other nerve A tiny and 4 gone,” goés too}, mia d headache. to cure Thee Black Bpx can; be frequent ies' And pulses and,’me tabolic ildinessés other imbalances,' eg. fer ang, Faricis } Asthm. | In Tibet sifiking Bowie, shigine Bells, Thigh are used in, logical Bore _ Trumpets 9¢) Drums} to Wédternere ,»mons 3 ES BS 5 SES ns MUSIC. Infact it was a 25-4 = Coun ine. of mass hysteria, as in Tribal 4:* dancing, and an actual drug /ind® _metabolic explosion, totally un cious and uncontrolled, triggeres: thee inheftent rhythms and freq of Sound..Because he was Unaware thee triggers he was dabbling wit thee very.results were unpredict= coumfused and Juncontrolled. Funn= enough, those Right Wing Journal =. ywho condemned this "jungle mugsic*s were fan closer to the\truth ist their tiny minds Could ever have = Miigya ine, envisaged. So:music does PHYS CA = reconstruc t¥ ENGINEER thee ‘braing, and 3Other me tabolic coumb ina tions to ture : mental illness i imbalances. Theed danguage sed” is different. Thee head@,Gfmpemons are.’ its _ its hommdhe s, thee body, fits how lentine) ing teuplic regula tor i : ; split asunder, Demonsmdre ‘excoredsed:” is tuned. from’ those poss@abed (coulg- describe Thexe isda Pre at dear: of » upon thee ‘inventors of. thee Byac a junky in old -thrkem) to ‘cease theiz rébearch} orvyha 3" In otffer e tinike gultuxes trance not creating any withdrawal, bar 2. siight sicknesss or a couplé} of dayS. states, Wis iqnady fama tes ane “~1-on: R Soy, you body at all. Thee Doctor who discovered this travelled throug Tibet, drug withdrawal occassional switch from INTRODUCED unnatural Junk to internally produced natural Junk, this latter being no problem] to thee increases. cures ENGINEERING HUMAN IN CONCEPT A achieved ' OVer “to, the Governme nts of the by rhythms and frequencies. In New ~ “and Britain. There is iricréd ible = .pressure from; thee huge drugs > # Guinea large sacred flutes vibrate ations to prevent its widespread = 4 thee air against itself causing -mental revelatory states cognition.In Morocco players drums use and high frequency to’reach ecstatic conjour up Pan and pre- thee Joujouka pipes states effect and and Magick. In thee Mayan civilisation there were s trang@j unexplained "“oil-lamps" which flor a Yong time were merely trinkets in museums, misunderstood objects. Then onefday a young archeologist happenedi#to idly blow through one, hit a puxg, very high, pulsating note that#sent Throughoyt him on the world, a "trip”. publicity Obviously in making ant humn and apblicationstoag |a they have: vested inite: millions.from; Brug :de beings, ‘whilst: isigmt suppressing their “visi ongky)cap4 Thee old story Burroughs? FEO This also explains Musictin thee ment and media, tHee bea sixties 3 Dy they eine by corpo ~~ ritual mas ic}3§ 4 Drugs commercial Mea dy |aeae primitive in all cult-; : ertesss ures refore, primitive-and techa, eh cal,yman has instinctively ae A frequency and pulse a a@ War, no two oN d had amazing effects on oun only nowsdo we have” ‘thee. nd body. Until sre cently there way no language to equate ly des¢ and tpetinology, neededagd ‘gfibe this intér-relationship, and CEE to construct Veven now, research is only, slowly.” phomtrcirenit eeh collating-preci4se data on’ what <7 e*ve been cond i ina frequency/ ulse does what. Woateiet nusi¢c one Has observed Tribal i jand reject thee irugs: Ke} ippi themselves into © Me've been condi tioned $5 or ir,’ to ‘feel no fin (an Moments of de reat ack JJerneed at: Bk * disgoyemrantay scientifically. ag drug 8 tay poms if

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-LLA RICKERS .HAMBURG 11/84 VV) erent to the film, because, sure’ MUSCHA was the director,not me, 50 he had his own idea, to transfer the ideas in the book into pictures,. which was not my idea. Maybe a should have then 3. We for the film At first the script. out “2edoctors 3 people. (Vol 2B}: and Trimpop, original idea: was me... The book's more than + just film. a 23) The It's book themes appearing could'nt explain "muzak' muzak there in the = a we: had. y < ‘unless! you. go to those places wont it. ever come across was very strange for Ss ing at ‘Novotels. me Qh, it was really ot on your nerves. are published Some people asked _ real? I thought it was just ‘i. me. % aw 2 to you! ‘dont: have uw hear it... ke “the ut you rsally ' you can hear it it, turn 50 years in america.” You could say there's different muzak; the radio, re of lots recorés, filtered | usic... KM: Origimally muzak is functional music, on TV: But ir well it is; +i) is in the who playg$ sets it it very gently. | talking muzak is -good muzak and“you're idden ve a F.._To.be O ° on the Ree pe: bahn with is sessed the’ record) I was with him Instead 1iun, you hear some really. calm ‘before an operation. ° I: think:."" that's the good iane hour in hospitals. you have to decodé to He explained to me, really he me and I’ believe him, that ten his and one and of having a sleazoid sexpshop just for After calm eak of muzak. relaxed. provocative questions. a young Out more I wanted quite it? noid I felt there used thing in that emicals, about muzak. way instead of pills and 60 on. frogs. <- A KM: Yeah, ristiane does'nt care? so much a t his ideas and hes~-5 does'nt care so much for her‘ idea about frogs. That was to “ characterise the relationship of Christiane and of a strange just Mufty. It's relationship. too much for each And the end? a kind does it come Them and TV:...getting back > —-5 AS - 50 quickly. If I make a radio station they have to search for it much longer and it's much more effective. ‘There. “was even a pirate TV station in England was'nt there? “TV: And the “ symbol is that what that signifies? KM: Noy. ‘it's 3 st.a he symbol. It's Psychic TV lt “" Pa muzak office - in every main ‘ci in Germany there is one office ~ - y™ <..”' |: Hamburg, Frankfurt, Dusseldorf means eh ind i “i “2 olfow lot®of a have cult a symbol on tape or cable. So human bio- purpose. bP more ° it or a religion “45 easier for y ae hae sort of research did you do? Macboniids? and hotels round Going KM: I'm just trying to Serie ee. where I first heard about it dont remember but I went into batep 3c, two use the same techniques as they do, they dont find out it*s going on j it; what the something like that, they can easil -find you and bust you. But if you others? : g ¥ ae to muzak; it emphasised what Mufty ea They ideas? story... approaches, like dropping out or trying. to get inside. Do you think it's possible to sabotage a highly organised control base like in the film? In that situation, it would seem to me, easy. for them to contre it? KM: But it's not so easy if a lot of people do it. Or especially if you use the same. techniques as they do. If you bomb somewhere or together ‘at: : their and means decod ing information and _ techniques a ae esag That's round- Ana. KM: Yeah, that's the end. A kind” of open ean: It could go on, but nobody knows how it could go one- 64. I though “ ideas. TV: more there a “Vis Is "Decoder!. at all based on _ computer h ckers? KM: No direct connection. 'Decoder' kind of love each other but in : different ways. They live together.” | or they are together but they dont =. care pect of the TV: But nat!Brstheeonly “00d: thing abouts ' are dont communicate, that's to make & clear. That's just one different ze in his with something. really ‘ told it and him some is kit ida beyond informatign plays well. film; about one ‘hour When I'arrived You know. Mufty/FM}of Abwa fame After ork... finding o ristiané _ ask is es ra never cant be TV: Is that like Mufty him and I really felt tered os. I meany y KM: ““muzak~ ‘company, for one hour office. I ‘sat there talking all be. Lit is the telephone scene - they're phoning each other - after awhile you see they're sitting in the same room. Very often with relationships peop? movie?" a lot of people dont” (still -etrects your mind. I did an that muzak is real and it has ‘been a eaatiaryiew with.a director of the for TV: into cable. men and women. How it could very characteristic of that but and goes Is that the character that Christiane plays? _ KM: No, not really, the character that Christiane plays is more to make clear the relationship betwee: so thet to it telephone TV: lev, very listen Racio still it bad..It first "Decoder yeu Like on teur, it's ~ SEM: Yeah, normally “soft-in\ the background, the also one pecple 20 say where and and by possibilities any - big office vlaces more now. There's Cable TV starting up - so we can engage ourselves in that to make different programmes than the normal media people do. We should use tape ani video recorders and 2ll these node: techniques. And contrary. to the hippie mentality - They did'nt want anything to do with modern techniques, Sut you should. = TV2" Ina: sense, you said that some ; people dont. know about muzak but ab about. a because and offices but what it really is is explained in the book (ie. Gen's article, in in at in supermarkets offices room in it. People will real'ife is something that is 'muzak’ Handbuch!) but working. e in the film the phenomenon movie and in factories Trini Klaus, from the 23, Schaefer, the Yeah. Sometinés at dentists: and 2 of ‘us a Iai there was as this Ves Train atatdor aa o KM:_No,: we" dont. Me ye. it here America’ ea 1g lan at Waterloo BV aand “A orate. been?...- worked Going by cable to all the differem places. There's only one tape in thing, Bae. burger is adits the book that was saying joints? 4 Cee + = I % what Alloooo...yeah, KM: bee oar i. ooking at the cl ook st vebdiffernt - GC: me’ it's ty one the sa reel he daily rhythm tart work make because the you'n ak. Then in because - Then at more exciting

* these techniques. exist but we That We dont just just know means know they how if \weepp-ryelay fun Berlin and it actually ha ppened.-. it works. So we have to decode it. We have to rob this bank to get the same information to use it. That's a good — comparison. Information is like a bank. Mc DONALDLAND tecause that was! “our! reason for ecaine to | Seah lrot pot | people’ are; fee «Ap with, telkin ,about WiT] fam \\Burr— oughs Bybees1086 |his \ books were popularOfnt the 60' s\y<ithe _beatnik/ The tape runs and runs:all day. Endless. And I think it's. pretty dangerous. You never know, because you dont realise when you're hear- TV: Well is "Decoder' your venture into video or have anything before? first you done hippyotimes ¢ <Nobody really wants to know. abet hii because he's. 50 old. ink! it's etdill very ing its) KM: Super nobdd¥ acti hy. used cause In the it was you dont hotel so- you loud, did but (car going past). be- pomma.! 37 movies realise... MR:-On-the radio it might sound like-muzak.-But muzak is all melody. It" s-usually old songs. But the, way they—produce it. and. instrumentate it,-It's never with vocals either. KM? They mix well known melodies, BO people think 'Oh I-remember) that in any way; for relaxing like Mufty does or 80unds. funny, COlI'm' still convinced, even that.you' really do“it: If you ‘have vith tape 3‘or in if it can 4 ‘people recorders” on ‘the”streets! = , YOu ; can PEOVOKS, | ome thing | hat ever, you: ‘want: ‘They, tine, ‘ viowvEd, The '79/'80. when the | |WHAtQhe did — Because it jlike theyje@id; in Berlin, That was the “irs ta tine,valvoe that “yw: was, one? Rasdit Ge ‘Dut hin® tn the? navi20d fusti@nittle else ' tave krecordén (40) Muf ty to. work was doing it - that's festivals and were only movies Bebe de it all ihe government. relat 8 Punk movement started here. And I did'nt expect it but like 2 years later these movies were quite well known. Basically because nobody the newsvapers. in relaxed in like some the key! GamedCCroley Bivang only so forth, because a. sbroken witht (Shot whe Y Burroughs’‘was staying ” in TS ttenhSin! CourtZ Road at the°time lof!the Pinal Academy. ) they TV: He did'nt show him what to do he just left it with him to do it antes It was a step in that, SHR It>wasla jd ream Iahave' nta; direction. But I also got! fed up_ Seen too. many. Jarman films. It's with newspapers. It's already “UA s i to ‘Saye. Tt s~‘infact’ 2“dreams ablished - you can have different!’ iS that! “Muf ty! a's ¥!the (Liret *‘one -in a layout but that's it. With, fila, } fdeddnwith Christiane. The -second and TV you have ‘so many ,possibili— . ~he has in. his, flat on his. TVs, that ties to make new and more inter-’ “Ser characterises ‘that it's’ a esting images and I mean everybody? | / ‘dream? SWherm He! Wok i) aplLe ‘tarned watches TY, including me, I dont off the TV, that implies that it like it bass I still watch it. was just a dream. That's when There's ‘a lot you can do... Burroughs gives him the tape recorder. Just to make clear that (30) “and i1e mean this .tape“ire cathe ideas are from DEE puel ss order, thing Rusty 14985 in the iS pike Caxere¢ i thyeorna BSS) 4 5 ty=54 “film You know it"s’a’ very old 29 hal -«eI'm not zeally, satisfied idea*from William: »Burroughs and 7 the film; He does the opposite. Ee develops anti-muzak for his own purposes —- To provoke, in the end, street riots. First to make people puke instead of feeling the burger place. I just did documenting the Hamburg Punk scene. himself...the first timékBurroughs TV: Had you always wanted to work ||:\ic&ppe ars,! tt-seemed)like ;a Derek with film? Jarman ‘scene, ‘the sane “colour ~ ain KM: Earlier, yes, I worked with /Ntechniqthe as S'Snad owS6rthe Sun! ces getting you excited. And they work with it. They do. it. I think’ you, we, whoever can do it also ina 2 different way, . reason I think. Because they were'nt really very good movies, but 2 years later they were shown everywhere at Bong' » -to-remind people of the past. es-but -I-think that's the main idea behind the film. Because I think that muzak or music in general can be used to manipulate the brain, Before ee] eee a there. WdCiiked thats Gysin. cut-up not the Media. OK. Necessaryveven. “First; ito; idea Burroughs in his used jPwitrythe] fam, Butite ink atts this! < literary, works ar ~ OK because it ~yas. the first time land tiknow Sthe Hibteke sweT made in his novels and, books, but hed ©S¢ )SVS4s0 Gid''a! Vook With technitaltfen uns Like\thexd ts qjubte cod diuctb tac ‘the media. So why should:'nt. We, use) Hnstructions ("The Revised) Boy auf the.StOryi 5rIt;Moald Jhave, deen reas‘the same techniques: for our Spurpose).. Scout Manual}'.);;how to use it on nha @ fer ‘for people to. understand |a ; ‘to try to break that dowmiST think! the! sfory- Was “easier? There! B<too the. street, .Tike. “Muf ty did) yay s ‘You get manipulatedrali;the |time aby *that's tsee, to realise what techaiaves, P "Cnet as Clear‘as ‘it should haves enti‘mucht dndit. Butitelike’ ithey use, they, the‘mediacuse: ~ That's the reason Uiikeiltenu work in media; mewspapers, to\ make» ny|\own to maxe;my. own Lis movies DHappened identiry? wich GHUNOUAG.¢ FTV try to do. Instead in’ Berlin. When, we- were DDenkey J Oi sit afterwards. ANE Are of somebecy 24° a Os Ves Tin! ‘Berlin already had tapes: They had “oné|tapejand they said miround movement - shere Gen 5. lays _ please double, this, tape amd give thhis role ‘in the ®ss nvr ikelaeunchs Y¢'to'a Yriend’—“And so there =rtround priest\sqwhich isintewery were hundreds of**tapes and they . e +g 44 SouoTitreia Or. to hagiaatemi s¢ an It Swit isvan.undergroundymove-.; there was'nt m—meont. =VW: Was he sorta meant Una L to be. all played»this “special date tape at one on the special one time, They put tape recorders in wind-' playin ees a pangds ows and filledsthe streets)» with Lb on of ye SSE ahi wartnoises and pelicontens noises melt hinself?//), igs —MI: Ina way, yeah, ‘Sensheee an di@'nt _and Shooting - _And if you're in el] him what='to''Say';Uhe mew Alin | ‘the street and you hear all‘) boout the:istory.) Tisaidatorhiim you these noises and you dont know ave to.think yourselfwhat, to sav '£}- Reggiat!Rach it's: coming from and you —nri J think it fits very well’ mecoause’ ‘he “was “talking about Vinros li mation and ‘this''sentence I thought 4 Wenn Sie aie © tend it and I-.could. imagine, I think of the next film I'd like a simpler story but still to do, with do another? when ideas like cut-up } or muzak are a ‘sae, fective: mov ie", ae Dia'eke conedy:; because. bemea SerraHate Pde teo tive bmovies, and .tpe Welteete ride bo covowdth MORRIW Heh the,gutsup€cei igen tone dmavaerk gus‘hoaput vere dt wi cthe filn a uf hat yayEY Dit galrnound, jadenema, wes not°a itreaKed* OutYgdyM like: Mutityrs.c — 7 You méan- more of a mainstrean m7 y KY: Yeahs —Du@t wth ip iti u slaments An an want tol reach that,” Beduos Ratsay people go to} theund aey cs sees That's Ca a" Totsoba be a Now dt'sia Penk a ; nag it. 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graffitti artists. He's really a New York underground-theater actor., He's not famous but he had such a good face we had to have THINK TANK hin. TV: He's face. he bigger about I want to make a good story? sad Did he got to know it, so he more and more thought maybe I film for more people, not only for people who I see every day anywaye-e TV: Have you got any examples of how advertisers use cut-ups? like this face, maybe I dont want to kill hin. TV: Was he trying to make contact with Christiane and Mufty? KM: That was another story in the KM: I can only remember where Coca-Cola, in the plot. He was fed up with being blackmailed and he wanted to get long ago film you per one in the 60's, you know in have 23 or 24 pictures film. You second you dont dont see see 24 see pictures ed one story, cinema, second, so Coca-Cola used just or two pictures in the entire you by it. it. it, pictures You but you're Nobody in one 50 I'm sure. TV: It's is'nt supposed be KM: In the some have "OK, with it. TV: in I think that all is engineered way, music like peop e would music in Foland ski hie frat Jarulsel- than = KMs Yeah, but rhaeines things a are 50 if more like know am cutting then they are just more of it and it does'nt if you people muzak know they know influence how about you s0 it, So I hope the movie will not stay in this cult circle. TV: Is that one of the reasons why you've got distribution problems? KM: Companies are afraid of putting it out because they have to put a lot of money The nce film -— so much money behind it for promotion. was'nt made for a big audiethey're afraid of putting into it. I could: put it out on video but I dont think it's worth it. In England it could be sensible to put it out on video and sell it, because there'sa lot more videos bought there, better distribution I dont many think problems BILL hit-man RICE too. in America (who plays Me end he knew and he had the job. He was in finish my he Ed's n ' You'll ote: own it find the 'cond- ensed version’ of all this in Zig zag 13 but I thought it would be the rambling nice to run lot here, really get whole basically a kick because out I of ruining fiins for people by telling them the atorviine Ueloeée they've ae . pi ihe Bac Bie DECODER. SCENE 46 GEN: GEN: End of monolog until interruption by two pirates coming in with FM... GEN (to Slim): with him? ous to us? SLIM: He was F™: Wo bin what's Do you recording danger- RNS. FM: Jai Ich suche diese formel, nach der drausen tioniert. in the hall... gelandet. Sur deswager Hier hab audas Eindrucke, eind die frequenzen, information. Not us! diekSnnes the You them ---(louder)but little in extras mind and beside. werden heart ja not on your fucking allen funk- ich hier zum erstas Geflthle...es die so gefahrlich gleichgeg Angst verdamite bin ich mal wir? you record re-record them they change! too much DNS and too little ihr...was We give you keep matter he's Codes...Codes...when them and There is seid ich...wer ihr von can the think because "Wildstyle', where he plays a TV producer, who talks with some do Fi BEES. the who falls for Christiane) in my UAMBURGER GEN: You give He's not famous but he's known. He's been in some other underground movies; "Subway Rider’ by Johanma Heer - the Director of photography for ‘Decoder’ - and job could'nt Ls so muzak love point... Bees. EBs - wollt I'll have see OS =a ty much it works. end? sees he does'nt On that fs bands so that go to gigs rather I'll TV: muzak their he that interests" but in the end... arranged when with Christiane and then he realised Mufty, who he should find and kill, is her boyfriend. So he says, programmes for their music, to make it sound happy, so they know about it and upset to finish any illegal use so saw Because nobody realises anyway. Yeah, they still use it in TV commercials, any commercials, just a wery fast cutting technique... Mac he's affect- MR: KM: Fleetwood And together 2 it. I know was Mufty's girlfriend. That's the twist at the truck. still to she TV: them have actually away from his job. So he was after Christiane but he did'nt know that the just Coca-Cola pictures, but everybody went out and bought one during the intermission. That's still used, of his turn against muzak control when they started blackmailing him ? KM: Yeah, he was an agent but he got fed up with, the job, because I wanted good distribution. So for that I have to make it easier to understand. So I'm thinking in terms. got a really What's haltat, wellen... sein, alle man ihre kriegen... GEN: We can only give you little tape recorder. We dont like parasites, bits of information spy virus can lead to infection. Information is guarded like 4. (Slim holds FM tighter) bank and we have to rob this bank, FM: Uber es ist wichtig ftirmich, ver- OK, you've got them. You keep them, steht doch, es sind Sounds, dis ich Tell me the whole thing if you're rauche? dwiecht es codes ftir Eingriffe...irgenda etwas Fremdes, Ich versteh selbts nicht. serious... fing FM: Es mit den | alles Geraunchen, an mit das Muzak... farban,

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OL i oe OF OCCU PIEDEUROPE i eae | 7) } ROLL ‘EM, BOYS John catches the crossing up ion some almost Christopher Walken on. (Jesus! nik start!) There legose! ends to were tie up way. Afterwards What and get a lea bridges to burn, but the ESB deone considerably more damage anal-retentive johns out ef the woodwork. tt hadallowed for ings epneentrate anything. on and. I. could! some duty-free a miss this and more come crawling But as cross— (te europe ) go_it the best I've ing -much- mind JOHN BEBEAST-had> crashed on my floor uase the dripping in his room kare ping him-awake.. ‘the! girl’ cigs but give the voike time. Start|te see more stilla and Made from 'lace', shit, I cant remember her name, they were really cute ’any- ais ‘ds if 'The Producers’ was put specially. A’ perfect point to e}ifor Gérmany zeds. bearable; was probably had (that's Yeu) os. net say- Arrive at the Hook at 7 their time, shitting it..-.but .no.problem I could'nt Pt at all: I'd come to terms *the fact that we were actually g: |the! same sorta sensation as and the johns make sure I wont)miss England: and the English one, little bit. Englishmen abroad ‘are! the scum "yyear; eis ef the: ‘earth. Looking forward to going. ‘where there are'nt any cock- the last time I felt a bit stronger this i \ like a really good it; neys...find speed Brat Plenty of adrenalin urp at 7; faffing a bit; left to get the , oof ny things downstairs and EY blankets in the'multiomse room’. Cup of coffee to” Copenhagen. and _gaid 2..off, CHAS hangs. out of his loww to say goodbye...thought I'd Exy head quite together by the i¥we got'on the bus — then that an I pees } it got heavy and ended up 7 “the conductress kicking her off,’ jtsing, "Fuck off, Black pig!" In (Qo Ee Oo!) Then we got } istick at L'poel St. That's it. cA: 41] over» with now... Struggle on regardless (sort of), i -the platform and “zmnrhour“to“ge“to we've still a cafe round cxorner for breakfast...so to her, That's even compartment tho' about we all we were in for the next 6 or “aiid “all“the~ other stuff out-of wray. What will be will be. Bit pitied about»the rest of my gear yhear Jolt ati ‘breakfast - @ familiar english voice then | another presence fila this space | and |‘I'm pe ing: attacked b y>Gen, Really weird altho’ door a1] the I knew ‘they were! next time. Still a bit Oe orientated=(se-what's: new?.): They had just loaded the van and were On thelr Way to" the "tHe aterc we had to wait around for someone to ring jaboutione) ofethepflats, ‘(one of the girls to:'Mexicot) was moving yWigant Hamburg takes us -ygo toa couple the “remains 2 of‘ of- places: ‘to ‘pick up a ‘walkman and{a flash past then on & bit of a/tour of% “THE "Star and go | Club’ ; of) years ago, alate’ these places have a tendancy to dos} ‘Every thing is 50. clean and relaxed rather like a bigger ‘Bath. It jis a sunday but-this is supposed to be the worst..part.of Hamburg. Even the blocks. of flats look nice...finmally pick up the-photographer-and=make-our=way== down the Reeperbahn''to the theater forthe ir» photo session. John and.me decide to leave them. ‘to it and go ir ‘\Bearch of ‘somewhere);to eat — Look ‘round a church and end up) in the piz: plate next to‘the theater, Tell ourselves this will have: to beythe last problem: with Dutch/German customs, altho' some asian geezers got taken off the.train under rather mystertime: we eat out. They: appear to put Our only hassle ious circumstances. :On~ some funky videos:for our benefit? was from the customary yank tourists Then: Dave, a psychick: youth from wanting to take photos, of us. If they, London appears. Ee! ‘narrowly avoided were content to/live up to) their getting mugged. on- the way here and ~ cliches we most certainly were not. spent last night ina U-Bahnhef, that Hit=-Hamburg°at=2AM-apprehensive as hell. Fumble about nervously in the» platform. callbox-—-and=after=as-= that's gig and)| we’ve) plenty. of time.” Get, another train, which {‘it-burnt down ja couple 7 hours - thought it was the wrong one at. first because it appeared to be going round in a circle. ‘Sleep a bit, hour or two.maybe. Still no the fusctress has an argument with Bilack woman, bit of a dosser baey!! the Hamburg goes right on thru' te/Mescow, and sit ina compartment with a punkie girl, in the hope that) she might be going to Hamburg and have somewhere for us to stay - But she was going f ginecesaary rude cis, A By ibum C (ne{need) for it bec auspe Wig ant i doing his; interview: int i] after the in the morning ae swaztikas! was freshly (Oe Ee Oc!) sprayed Kanall Crowd Has begun toga ther few tense moments get thru' .to-; Rip- outside, examing the-‘Wolfman on ke Off and=a»girl, who»sounded,li Psychick X' «posters. Arter a few beers Anja said it was OK for us to stay. We: make our way thru! :themand find 8:i iron should pull ‘thru'.: Not (Phew: ‘profuse ly) Se |jamp in a cab | Yothered about it — Tere! 8 \ithe (Tellys ‘soundche¢cking y ich an hour and relax. — REEPSRBAHN, HAMBURG |(1)© long} vers’on of 'Unclean*. ~Everyone sinportant| things. to| bother The. Ree perbahn atenight is just Hi like jsurvival; coming’ out of gets. some gip off Gen and Dave starts ‘ ‘how Bid: described it: ordinary city on Oy ‘eet a) ‘Eteady stréan of Cans flowing | |ivwith jay ; sanity intact... | outskirts, then! suddenly all this from: backstage. It's “quite a time beHRY! WHAT'S THAT neon ‘light spectacular’ sexarama, fore! they. ‘Started lett ing people in right ‘out there in the’ open — not but} at! 8) & good place, everyone seemed (hid away and sleazy Tike SoHo but TING) TOWARD ME? happy. and.’‘relaxed. (évenr John Gosling) open and sleazy, Dont know if that*s and I quite’ enjoyed just sitting there. better or not. Cy. The cab driver d rops aessles.to.mention-really.,..exce pte are. more..interes ting. Klaus” resp house andetna outside the‘Rip-Off! “ae (oho.off aacdlubeleun an SEP most people's gigs - altho' they sirmg pulled over at customs for ‘coon ~!freak. check.-Ensconce.-our=. waisShay GHECEME sOuKIa ueNRetE, the bloke ‘in Rie Rin finest dooreto pat ithe London jones rolled trav— ras, appear to be mostly OAP's, Maing their retirement money Atha t they're) too old’ and de— | consist..of..mainly.alotof..'upward' nee : Louder! ‘The, happening! itself was. to be all “THE TETTYF mo,ts ons amd shouts. of. - "Louder! us in.equipaent's pry) Tete ay promoting themeciveatendval’ reas in the bar, where an ominious $a, looking 'Hiedi Hadeed 1s cosund.t | fo set up. Our) fellow | (into ohes Or at) us| up,i;He's also |ridiculously mice,’ lege! |‘Begins that's How with: iti eeemed > this time ‘Derek toJ me. . [speakaipretty good english and’: ee: ‘ub up some coffee ani <A. ze KiJerman & ,Ingithe Shadew of the? sun'; Gen talks ‘to! 45 anything with it, a easels, loads of yanks. .|Hey ~if pastas, TE cant be tieve-our luck,; things :tare nt supposed. \to happen wtih tha! $ bit of it; then gushes eff KiyickLa | BH = Bayete — get | r lenstay Age tet coming toward me? I | | ie tiie for my So'relieved that |”es5 oat ey ¥ 1 21 cal) it ground, I wonder | |gb-ieast this bit turned out well niput ie % OPENS you up Will be my) friend? | (od Supe yacking a bit longer and \to|inet is, ‘to come, : ‘Like foreplay ‘Tehe disco gets a bit serious give Wigant (our host) a briefing ‘on the theater’ begins ‘to Fill - but Bill At}goon becomes obvious. that. hown-touinterview=PUVamcbecauseshe en tT Otens|.X68 Hello! soon clears it ‘eurfellow travellers march going to do them for his magazine, 26#iR- “T'had~ awash: and woke up prop1 dife—te.the_rchythms.0f--8 OMe. cc... b =Tyraxet quite "pleased with nyselirryr erly. oe Heaven, Zarth'. Then 3 , tthat, thankfully, we would time tothey ba sia ou aei per& eines ‘ it ae ‘THE MAN WHO FELL TO ‘Stranger invinia a strange strange 1 | EARTH would) be $0: Corny even 8 |the cinemas) Ztig. 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That Pay her’ and MZ mich some thing, and we're cant off on East lems German altho' get a visa customs. Still. had to wait we and have no prob- a bit to it processed, Too dark to see anything apart from the Red Army encampment (at the '36 in, is friends - it's like the the final leg of the first stretch. Conversation did'nt get beyond small talk even’tho' she turned out to be english. Dark by ‘the time we hit Olympic village) just before and Berlin some tanks. Think we got-to Berlin around midnight. The girl drops us off at Bismarckstr. U-bahnhof. I ask for tickets in german, then the guard Says, "It's=that one there. Quick!" Take the U-bahn ‘to: Prinsenstr. it happens the bloke did'nt ‘show, but it was worth it to go to this Buy Till‘'s place - even tho’ we did'nt get to sleep until 5 and had to be up at 118! Their place is totally amazing, a conwerted factory floor, that ‘they nagged the planning board to let onla remember: how bloke, As d-marks ent,’ ience') Thought we'd lost Wigant but find him waiting outside. Some of his friends go ahead of us on their bikes, to get the Apparently simultaneously ‘takes us thru’ too6 when we —<— ‘back to-MZ. Our lift arrives at~6.30, - = pretty together -‘looking art stud-- precedent by coming back for an encore (with a vielinist who ~ ‘just happened to be in the aud- on. that, ‘after waiting half-an-hour, that the girl who's giving us a lift has a 'date' and’ wont be going until to write the ‘interesting state', And there was ‘to be still more after they left ‘the stage - alot of people went but some woeuld'nt and PTV set a iceffee all interview draws to a close and Caresse is located running amok somewhere in Hienhoyer and taken off to be bought a present - a rhino of course. Say goodbyes and promise to send postcards and that's the last english people we'll see until if and when we find my mates in Berlin. Get to Hauptbanh of before 2, but not much ‘and’ it's pre tty obvious we' Te not going to\find ‘the place. First proper faff and ‘end up wasting the time, ‘into ‘the shopping’ Centre, get > postcards—and crash out-in a square they in finish 6. Did‘nt.mind too much - wander back to Hauptbanhof, then to kill some song?) \got the beat and- gust: kept At ‘going into the night..I think (people Bi they've got somebody..going.at.2.— get the details and directions then pack my stuff and write a quick note for Anja. It's about 12.30 when I which looks really heavy.(altho’ in daylight it's not at all) Must stop the Doctor's *77+Ving im places Place in ‘The Last Battle’. Till, aryan looking chap: with a ensitive nature, breaks open some 6-packe and invites me to write for their Magazine. (still have'nt done anything... ho hum) Then he says, "Want to make some music?” and they start te jam. I politely decline this offer but hit in the middle of the night. Wander into the City's ripped backsides once more, panicing a bit, “but find the address Id been teen easily enough, before our luck deserts us. Ho.92, our destination, is the. only house in the world with«no individual bells or any. bells, at all for that matter, just a decidedly locked main gate - I man even castles have bells Bcnoolteacher flatmate and tela her life story. Then she leave, to let it rot until mid-day, we going to try to catch Jaws in | morning but we needed sleep mop Gillie wakes us just before she has lecture and a fast again: least - we're my note ‘Tom, does us starting has call been to communi; replaced back later': THE GLORY KHEUZBERG, BERLIN 4. FOR GLOOM: Time break. afterwhich I try Jawa! ptill nobody there, but; to get underway- Kreuzberg take in an hour the make and @ terminal for the find wit one. tourisnz centre a cafe of where the relaxed atmosphere f or so. Everyone appeare- not punk/squatter/hippy then at: least ‘alternative', and they al smile im at the each other. ebligatory Wall — bas to be thought that now Then stroll we tak by the done, 80 we was as good | a time as any to get it out of the way - Pick up Die Mauer at the. | Kreuzberg Checkpoint and round Checkpoimt Charlie te dodging the fascist follew~ - grafitti, english that is; NP/Screwiriver/ Anti-Scargill/Greenham stuff; - characteristically on a stretch | the Wall hidden from view and wi the mest (like-minded) dog shit. That was what struck me mest abo it this time. There's a phenomens amount of dogshit along OUR side the Wall. There certainly is'nt on the other side... Somebody had written 'This is the only. place in europe where tt grafitti is better than New York’ And indeed some of it is brilliaz : Did'nt find ‘Madness have gone o¥ the top' tho', might rip that off when we get a spray can. At Chect point Charlie there's a pathetic plea on @ billboard, by somebody “who is'nt allowed to visit his fiancee in the East, all that soz of ‘stuff -— Spend the rest of the afternoon. looking: round the 'Esca Museum'-cum- propaganda centre; t last outpost of the Spectacular Society. It's most disturbing tha you can pull (Helle Bell, whet-are ys bere of all places, where the bar you doing tonight?) .Knock. a few ier “that divides the world is mos apparent, where it's not just bed(not that there is'nt enough space times, shont "JAWS!" <a bit and generally panic. The’‘only: Other“ q ideological “put physical, people” anyway, you could quite comfortably thing we can think*ef to/do apart still niggle about who's right am Play 5-aside football in there) from that is-- leave ‘avnote. on the |” \who's wrong, when pretty speiotae I did'nt think Till was se sensmain-gate and: vait inthe. bar ‘on’ ‘ everybody's. wrong. It's only to & itive when he woke us at 11. Wigant the corner, After one. ‘anxidus beer a! expected. 1. geuss..sshit, I thought had already gone and Till went ahead ‘Tigo ‘te have another léok and get “something profound was going to p of us on his bike, felt the worse s0 intercepted by. our saviour, ’Gillie: maf “out. then, not just the same old b far, staggering efter him. Dave leaves She does'nt. knew’ my. mates. but lets...” shit- ~.the» place where the 2 culty us fer the autobahn to hitch to us in and takes us to their flats. “¢lash,’ asad pelanchong place - yt some bits of metal they've got hanging around. Could have messed around there all night - but eventually we all crash in their mega-space-saving Amsterdam (and then Hotterdam where the tellys are playing Pandora's box in a few days) Back at Wigant's in Hienhoyer, they're all preparing for Gen. I start gulping coffee down to prove to myself that I'm still alive + as Gem appears and demanis sugar Pretty obvious it's the right/one, from the grafitti and suchlike, but knew. there’. ‘is'nt any solution the “way things are, ~ but my beef is ¥i after ringing their silly. bell, it’ * ithe West - my. phoney culture, all 8 also pretty obvious: that /they're ‘athe; sentimental: crap in the musew not iny Gillie hed said \Bhe'd haye “4t méan-snothing to me. 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ecadence. The 2 extremes Be jead on but the ongoing is liberal apathy. It's to hing. You cant do anyeen it so why bother, just th living... | the shame was on Oh h ve can beat them ee then we can the for other ever be heroes Vfor one day.’ ey the flat for the third last someone Livingstone time answers - Stansituation - , it's not Jaws, he's gone to erdam, it's Poff, who I vaguely Beitsbury, He appeartco be stoned, which he could well been but: we soon find that he's like, whether he is actually sa?er from or not. Get e's a promise our stuff from to visit her mre we go - we never did. I get fiimitive bath together, no light icot water but feel 100% better dit. Poff's dealer and his other when in the the sun reflects off the ball middle, it looks the last bastion cross; janity freaks like a of christ- according to religious — who it see as some sort us, a pretty awesome sight. of symbol to all the poor martyred souls in the East. In a word, bull shit. Kreuzberg is like a big village, you keep running into people you either know or recognise blearily’ from previous nights of beery excess. It's far more of a ghetto community albeit decadent ghetto, than anywhere, in London. Here everyone seems far more together, in London it's all so segregated.: That's why there's no spooky as well, ee ee Pretty dont examine it toe clesely, and see the russian mortars hamdy work, it looks just like it did when Adolf and the boys used to hang out there. It's not that different inside either. In the museum the Nazi section is'nt exactly anti. Everything else is on one level but the nazi stuff is higher up, big futuristic posters and only one small picture of (healthy) death camp detainees liberated. If the horror is' ‘scenes! in’ London anymore. Begin‘/to nt shown how it really was here of integrate myself \a bit, hang loose jall ‘places, how can we hope that it and go with, things’ —- I'd decided” be-/ owont happen again...outside I conld fore I got/here, that I would'nt be almost hear die fuhrer ranting and staying igating into being long, but John is busy invest-the™sour various jobs and really of marching men acress gettin the Reichs tagplatz for reck concerts) it. During a lull~in the clubbing andWear sleeping, Poff takes us.’ on a quick* tourist excursion into. the East, not (that's used now I dont think I'll my Dirk Bogarde “mac” anymore... “A sure sign.of .what ‘is’ happening te me is the fact that,I'm spending ‘properly but it was the best I was @ lot oftime reading Poff's 'Purry gonna get: At,one point’ the U-Dehn_ », Freak’ comics. I'd’ never really loops. into Bast» Berlin and) you can. appreciated them before, just thought get out at one banhof, Predrichstr. — they were pathetic hippy drug stories and buy really cheap duty-frees and ~” which’ is.ofcourse exactly what they a be dodgy culture vultures. It was The /only; trouble is,;“now I ‘think They ficct I never was really up for dark when we went there) but «the sky. , re brilliant and I warit to do the nex $y, but when in Rome... was: 2 peculiar “blood -red )colour) and", Veiga! like *them? 'iit's as easy to slip into a Sleeping too much as well, but the:guards looked like Cowboys ~ae ttelub scene as it is to get we'll soon put,a stop to that: Af te: could'nt take them seriously at all. © adrug scene - the two are a fairly leone week or twe, we spee But they're a stark contrast to the mhecassarily combined with any things up=a.bit and find a solution remains of. some of the Spectacle's ai conviction. But you only really lost sons that we found there. At one to the Cold War in the process. Give giiato what you want to get into. time they.may have been punk rockers, me an issue -I'll give yeu a tissue, after all this is a cheap holiday lobots yeu can wipe my arse with it. Break -own misery. The club we frequent- but now they make: the London into another stockpile of beers and st often was ‘The Basement', prob- look like: ‘Wham! spin off onte the town; to a party The Polish vodka that we purf the equivalent of ‘Alice in Wonderfirst: (We re just. SO decadent, eh?) chased there (make that just 'polmi"! or some dump like’ that, but it's Btumble into ‘the kitchen,. chewing ish') and time. slips by..-see a : most of them are free ~ and you gam with: ‘Visions ‘of sWaztikes in my ery sub-culture under the sun very tall girl with a bear on a head. “Didtnt drink much altho" there pdensed and crammed’ in together. leash. Everyone’ here seems te take r were: a!Jcouple, of cra'te's Vin the corner. latted it at first but grew to be enormous animals around with them Ve fond of something about it. .seAnd se the day arrives when we >.) just) Ary. to hang Joose so I dont rush: ‘off’ my Head..too much. Did‘nt leave ‘Alfter a couple of nights Poff were te drive east proper and greet the kitchen all night, but it was fropduces us to the outrageous eur glorious comrades of the Revolstill the best night in Berlin so offensive alian ‘transvestite’ contingent ution: choose my least mimate, Sabina arrive, and that Zit really. Before I know it I'm h a seemingly endless round of clubs and things that I thought Meft behind in a drawer marked bimngs that I gave up years ago'. 13 most outrageous “of whom reminds Tan exciled diplomat or somegg. Come to think of it Poff is to appear like a Kim Philby of character. This would be an ze] lent place to go after bombing Where, not before...best laugh gite, staggering back one night tparticularly debauched state ‘ound ourselves in one of those rzeuro-bogs and I'm sure I giant hairy turd coming pe. Must have been over- ping track already, despite -yery much apart from drink Berlin has a timeless . It's like nowhere rtificial., Un-natural. else - Nothing out their t a ned gone home to Essen | hlah rs itd been areePee T-shirt (I did'nt think 'Xmal Deutsch: far. The australian contingent land' would be a good idea) and wande their entirity turn up toward in the dewn to Checkpoint Charlie:< again,. onl end, (the end being when everyone this time) we keep, on going or.at leas: rd the, gig got thererand -wiped try to; It. seems. the. commie. shits can out “the! beer supply. - so with no recognise a red’ Pldeded ‘revolutionary, Valid yeas6n to remain any longer when one's, staring: them in’ the face. evéryone.- begins to-wander off to It did'nt seem any big deal at- first, the Basement - some germans show of ftfor ‘us |+ the Basement's the but after being kept waiting for. toast: packed it's been,> > battle our ate) . appears vopo ages, seme bloody motions'back to the. spectacular = 4Guay thru! to the corridor bit and ; \ sorta hang out and chew ‘a lot. Got society for yeuscemrades’, AW, > really paranoid: that Iwas going to Well disil lusionéd °= 5e° in PSs to death.. {this was mu first V4 > Fy and ‘ap. ded: postcar get we revenge culture vwalched’ “the.Reighs tag. 7 (Hmmm, ‘that sounds a=bit’ silly, dont Jmow. iambi wrote, t mans land: time~ + “aid! ing Gut, of ithe UK and I surge! I Gould ‘nt. Like ae negated 3 days. wl e

) Weta pretty confident of fucking up the interwiews tho. Poff used to work at the US army a i. at the Olympic stadium. He told me i they throw away bags is'nt eaten in the get to marry someone, get a job and then send money back to his starvin village - the mn who fell to earth Manet has been t rying to find some- of rood that officer's one mess. The amuioans eile eg up Berlin more than So to artery the na . paraphrase Bagh @ 99 Gary about e's msooner had E 2 ee : Sara -_ that eeelty, of Pe | ee 6,000 d-marks eh hates germ live in Hackney and over consignments speed. He P with also where you claims can make to meet bi! know a people who Will give you a car and the equivale of £6 grand to smuggle people eut of decision, the Bank. lot of I know that 2 fact business is a myth but for is a lot of heavy evar that there nenetheless k th al ag Sawin. wee had eg be Spectrum, ge us: to the a bar ine ee one of shit the legalised ae acral ned tt was started in the late 60's by the is a totally The werld of SMus’ Anse Pesce BONeMERt peopts aut : grand?) flying place Snseremting: EERE e Sev Ree EnER ae I made to living time to psyche myself up for getting on the Sep oe eet ag and me to split +. - Typically, no £2 trying to get out to Spain am used Gilmore, poting to marry him for (nearly going down here. Rexlise waee than that a tts different world out Christiane F, Blixa her Bar geld, Ulrich Meinhof, Rudi Deutsche apparently they're just sbout te close it down, because they're fed but not Tom Vague. It's let yourself slip into it. up with all the pissheads and drug dealers that have taken it over from the original activists. Which says The clubs. The outside werld seldom infringes on this twilight world of decadence, narcissism, hedonism, ell it all about Berlin '84; from 300 to years 400 squats or 4 now. a few 2 years since riots - when tells me Reagan one Then peroxide of and off those speed on dealer the Poff and lucia crush on Jaws. At rival gets me ment of love. And and KGB, ring Time control so, to quit about Mitfahr lab- 4 weeks wheels and particular the tent spies process after the own are MI5, mazes experi again. They've got someone going at 4, net sure what day it was, near the end dance - who's CIA, running around I terminate my ef floor. Lucia, the gay fin, hits him, disgusted. John 'pulls a chick' (haha) and we all try to hitch to the Risiko, where a band mare supposed to be playing. I go with only cennections FBI, particular oratory. us a lift to the Basement, it's loony night. Some old jerking It's ones, in the house over was ous this the old days, frothy beers. guy 3 - Sabina Deutschke the that. to the last came Rudi gives where about ago easy to The drugs september. Ring Till in Hamburg to confirm it's OK for me to stay. They're going to a party, so meet them at Hienhoyer before 10. Should make it to Hamburg before then. Get a bit confused, packing, got a goodbyes, finding the Risiko his the place in Schonenberg a black coffee and lift is from; a the Mitfahr and where hippyish ny alternative I slump over one of the tables and pretend I'm a german noise -school teacher (from one of the legalised squat-centres) lets me in reak and - when I notice King Kurt appearing. You come all the way ere to escape from assholes like that of and then them tries ‘rat and bar there to I sneak they steel off are. One Lucia's into the back isike's about Berlin, it's the more best place of a cafe me coffee with plum tart of plums about in Germany at time - until my lift arrives; even more funny headscarf, of a hippy, was going ing at to one no shoes, Goebells Hopkins - nice enough in and lots this more Antony out of the way. Normally the EP makes glasses, than John» Lennon chap tho', thought I get away without pay- time. Help him load up lot better noise than the Basement. Bat the band never got to play. The neighbours complained and the pigs his hippy-mobile and we're off. Pick up some more hippies at the border. Have to wait a bit at cust- raided and stopped we got there. oms for me to get a visa, then we're back in the DDR. Lots of troops abov it just before Finally get beyond caring and by the Olympic Village. After that find I fit in a lot more. When it started to get light we all attempt o hitch to the Cri de Chat, the all night and most of the day place - it gets a bit boring but a pleasant page's drive. Stop at an inter-tank t some duty-free fags and a tat le of sect for the party. Some hat vopos was the place to go before kept getting busted. it Team up with a really fucked-up hippy who really reaks out when we get there. Should’ nt have encouraged him. I slide down wall and get my brains blown out car park take the out of the driver and me, loaded to DDR Radio. mand @ real live ‘interesting person’, infact the most interesting person I -met in Berlin - or biggest bullshitter on which way you look at the piss up with eur capitalist goodies... Getting dark by the time we return comfortably te the West, listening Bome more and eventually Jaws decides to split. Him and Sabina are still er igh so they go for a walk. I head back with Manet, another speed freak ‘depends in it? On the way back he tells me of this pakistani guy he's been trying to find a flat for - he does'nt know if he can’ stay, but his village had saved up for 12 years to get enough money for him “Questions toGermanHisto ' = °

iesson . THE ENGLISH FRIEND REEPERBAHN, HAMBURG (2) sk: in Hamburg once more, drop <pyy couple off at Hauptbanhof the and va.the guy takes me down the Reeptahhn to Hienhoyer. Pay him a few zarrks, not as much as I should, g llittle Barbara lets me in. The styy is a 'fantasy' party; what2r your fantasy role is; in other sites a 'student' party - reminds me gaatecrashing parties in Bath and fliing thru' rich: pigs handbags (Reeperbahn) is Hamburg's Paauli sveer to Kreuzberg, but more annd kunsty, less wild. You relaxcall is a party? Till gets rather too *p and meaningful and I spend a t oof the time looking at a John artifield book, gleefully pointing < which ones Crass and PIV ripped { ((and why not?) Assume my angry unag punk at bourgeois party stance; inkking all their alcohol and lookg #88 mean and 2n the coolest st naff miserable as people dance records. 2 thest dancer, Barbara she possible,. to is looks the easily like a osss between Gen and the empressario <2. 'Cabaret'. Not really my scene. tyy be a lover but I aint no fuckzddancer. However Barbara, Sascha 4 cco, (from Hienhoyer) accept me th open arms, and say I should eakk german because I'm just like 2 oof them. I am only a reflection yoourself, ink what you I'm turning have into made me? a Zelig, a adaptable well. Even- zeeleon, getting very ~ ccoping surprisingly zilly the beer runs out and some2 ccalls the cops (because the music = e680 bad?). FPor the first =tuurg I stayed two days back in at Till's factory. rtuunately I did'nt have to get up eaarly, I was expected to go but the Sauna. Needless to say I ilffully avoided that and caught onmn the news from the outside tldi; Labour had won the GLC elec- cass (but there was m out and someone fasssinate Charlie. diay that only a 25% had tried to This was also the clock's went back, more confused. the NUVOX office i''nt realise it was such a going sezrn, That night Wigant and me 2t to the Gun Club at the Marktbles - I'd acquired a bit of a ste: for them in Berlin -— where the ‘haat got me even di most of it at ly other tapes Poff had tgha, The Markthalle were seemed frooovie place if a bit small > GGun Club were alright, bit rolinting, must have had a the quite and dis- long ives before. Afterwards we all go thheir local, the Bar Zentrale i 22111 and me attempt >k on one bike 11 thinks rain to cycle in the pissing rain. is romantic?! Hmmmm Weteriorating somewhat and have geet out of the factory early cos mecone is coming to look of,, Perhaps it is a bit at the too spar- Heeven for me. Get my first good roidrenching walking to Hienhoyer, eree I have & mega-sort out pefore uzituck with accompanying german from barbara. Then sne says she's going out and suggests that I come too, but I stick around the flat and finish Bill Burroughs '4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse’. Someone gives me an egg and alcohol concoction. Then a familiar figure rushes in, gesticulating excitedly and running around in erratic circles. I'd almost forgotten that this was the reason I was hanging around here in the first place. The confused and wasted looking Anja does a few more erratic circles and I just about gather that they've just this minute got back from America and she has'nt slept for 2 days,or something like that, before she bounces off a few walls and crashlands on her bed. So as the Xmals sleep off their jetlag Sascha and Allie the dog take. me for a walk round the harbour. Get the feeling that Sascha thinks I'ma deep and meaningful person? As night falls we wander down to the fish market, thru’ the squatted area, nattering about all and-sundry. for awhile, you pound than the get much thin line between Gun to the variety rebel rock and HM sometimes - but Billy particularly Yather more Club - - he treads precariously as Rock goes the Cult are the Buccessors to the Clash. They the true put More life into the beast's rotting Carcass than just about anyone. Meanwhile I'm getting really ordering beers in*german Good at getting plenty quite pissed of off when one barmen said tales 8pill - Iwas of the 'What do you want? then he explained of Rickers ing for me practise. that he's Pils?! a friend and Peter, who are look- more re-unions and of the american dream, which over into the cab to KIR. I Succesfully blag everyone in and set about obtaining the free drinks that Klaus had promised me. Forge some form of communication and get a steady flow coming, which I think wiped out the Cult's quota as well. They did'nt look like they needed American anymore anyway. In due course Billy and Ian appear on stage and lots of stuff gets thrown at the audience. by Wim Wenders, filmed in Hamburg/ Paris/New York/Munich, with quite a Events begin to blur and fuse together. At-some point proceedings Move to the SUBITOR, the Xmals loca] and my grasp of reality begins to Sascha shows me the shop in 'the Friend' - which after another visit to Bar Zentrale, we go to see at a Kino the other side of town. It's an ‘intelligent thriller' complex storyline that, relieved to hear, I wont to unravel here. But est Hopper is real class as you'll be attempt gut. Dennis the art deal- er/forger-cum-indian death freak. Most of it was in english and anything that I missed the others explained when they took me to the house overlooking the harbour, where the final scene was filmed. Crash in Sascha's that night and ret for most of the next day: The day when my fellow countrymen, THE CULT, are in town. Call for Anja first amd Klaus collars me to handbill halle for Play Dead (who he's on at KIR nightclub the Markt- putting afterwards). (just like the old days, :aahhh.) wane. staggers up to me, nearl thick of it. Hey, man, this is Rock n'roll, the place where all the People go who cant make it in the real world. This is a freakshow on the endless highway of the night! ‘Far out, man! (1 sincerely hope I did'nt say anything like that - and if I did -I hope someone hit me. 6. A FREAK SHOW ENDLESS HIGHWAY When I arrive the band are off doing a radio interview, renew (did'nt think-it was Ian falls...God! I lasted for a whole month without.any of this r'n'r business, but here I am back in th GHT ON THE OF THE (Oh, I dont know, I'm just making, this up as I go eee along spelt like that?) acquaintances with In the morning i find myself on the floor of Rick and Peter's living tour manager Graham and Frenchie the energetic back-line man, who spent room - That along with me is cover£100 down the Reeperbahn last night! ed with champagne bottles, ripped Before long the boys appears and hugs up fag packets but amazingly no and in-jokes are exchanged. Jamie vomit; and 'Eyes without a face' is” gives m the ill-tidings of the last still going round on the turntable "Stop the City' flop. Billy was on So I stick it on again and join my form, looking if not sounding more latest hosts in the kitchen, and Punk Rock than ever and Ian was causgrapple with some frustuck feeling ing a bit of a stir in his german navy decidedly fragile. Afterwhich Rick uniform- he seemed really baffled that and me go to Hienhoyer to pick up anyone would take offence to it. They my things, because I vaguely remenmwere half-expecting me to show up ber meeting their agent last night somewhere. And indeed it was good to and it looks like I'm going on tour be back - after all Death Cult was the with them. Pop into the famous music soundtrack for most of last year for shop, with Bill Haley's guitar case me and altho’ i've all but turned it in the window, so that Rick can get off now, it was good to have it on stocked up with plectrums and suchagain, for awhile at any rate. like. Then it's back to the MarktAfter scoffing Billy's mal I halle once more. Wolfgang and Anja make a half-arsed effort to distribute are already there. Fiona arrives the Play Dead handbills and then aggrashortly after us, and Tim and Simon vate Graham some more on the sound desk are not far behind, having just got eeethe sp®rse crowd does a punk rock here from London. Out come more rush at the stage. Lots and lots of dry ice engulfs Ian's backdrop (a GI and smirking Mutley dog - I tell ya that boys wasted as a rock'n'roller, he can have a wr here at Vague anytin. pe wants! And out of the mist Comes a very hard-edged enthusiastic racket, best rock music I've heard Photos and Tim has latest 2Z, with the rest of the around backstage, extended a copy frustuck picking and Henri Blindfish and confirms of the my DIJ spread. For afternoon we sit that at an reminis ing. appears they want again TT me tc |

oe °Pe clichiitaing. A Sage _ begins,and colleeted the. normaLLy. — calm_an Henri ‘fréaks out at ‘the ‘his iintere ted) 1iclting ey and the man border too much. The ‘Welcome, Xmal' on the backs tage- hog seat says it all and_I Mot my first™german loonte, a pecul= dar chap who ke ptegoing the tour. Pick a ‘calm! moment “elae there séemed to be dealing with a full deckj just dBout, and, an to get the ine nehand 1§ing\ f yightcase out off Henr i's car ahd get my first’ ene ty wallét. The /inguest. back at. Tage sfinto the ‘@tiro-Stall sét up ‘if the’ bar. Fiona chsthe hotel, (in german writes me: out a@ list of numbers and; night and onto the autobahn to > ‘useful phrases, like, ’ Geld herit/¢ >.; Bochum. The lub there, ZECHE, is “Die T-shirt cosfet funfZehn /d-mark,. Altoge ther moré Dating Fe than’ the Gu KPtat bastard = whaen I feebly f impersonal pséudo-eudist Bielefeld ‘try to lé@amn as the 'TOCSIN moUR'64' f Place, and aécord ing ‘to Peter (Post ; kicks off. AT@s in the namee of OBS) it's/a bit Sf a Xmal stronghold. ‘N'ROLL} But when we get there Peter goes As Sveryone expetad, it was ‘an Uback to Hamburg. with his -girlembarassing™@tart for me,%a, few : friend and we have / ‘another tour: people looked aft laughed. Thea first manageréf or awhile, the enigmatic +-shimtewas a big mément for Tim“end hairy Dirk, more of a Jim Morrison me. And I Mound myse lf~ Secupied for téwards the end /than his stylish most of the night by Gregg; Sthe bald - Bemi-biker Play Dead roadie, whore inBisted on sharing 4 bottle of vod ka nameBake..In due~coursé I fird self in Werecess by the door, more beers/ we ran my-/ again; ab thought/(it was, the biggest ever done, now 1!‘mypretty thing 1'd blasan ‘about the whole busines. Promptly faa as leelp until we rédch an inter-—tank. > 4& bloody midiculous ‘place, I'ynéyer thought I would ever sooner, oe at ‘Watford Gap. But ‘at least ats ithe; fastfood nulti=nationals you dont have to and“you can get “ Queue up for @table {a meal without meat. They' rea. very the Gommies. lot, carniverous af ter. your, babies! Stalieafterrioon the .Be'rJin. border. when And we still They're Yeach no hassle, hard ly) hadi’to show ourspessports. Fiona takes/a<photo of the/famous Ptank memor“da leo( the; first allied one to get thru’ (and meet the rouskis after wiped ‘off europe. . <Maddbeen/ ~ & ‘supposed that up are petting a bit toring! now, The farst time I went-inta the Hast &I on about “be ing -ashepherd in Corsica and“shoutHeavy Rock Grew + who dont really - treat Xmal as a/'real'/band hough ‘ing "Sé@hdaffen! Schlaffent, Everyone™ gut loomed 1/ath of 'Roman P.'; both of aheen " to have (been the nazis It was ‘a /good ‘party. Only: ‘they did'nt make a ver ‘good job “Simon has fitded up with~liberated - with 4ne whilst he told -hisg ampheta- 6-packs from lastnight - if“he had? i “Of, Cleaning, ip afterwards - dnyway I mine fueled/ story of,” how He missed his way™he would havéadone with ‘the e’. An ink our even more famous Eek-a-mouse © the dead ones last’ nignté By the t-shirts and just had 6-packs. as “ticker got/ in the way. ) DréprAnja and @ Wolfgang 6ff/at a radio station/and time Amal /sort every thing Out and £0 (Pinter to: Simons q"Will you béwhere on there's quite ‘2° Bazable crowd and find the *gig, not the Loft this time, afterwards?" Simon™(who had become by all accounts their ;fobest ever home’ the Quarfier-letin, a battered old a selling mach ine ) 5."2°Marks!" I town appearance :_Grege waspstill theater with<a parrot anda few /phan5Pent most of “the night’ getting : talking at me 903 to Ahe dozen and ; toms®no. doubt. Fiona and Ie /go flor a chatted up alternately by the ‘choakomeone threw a glass at Simon bus stroll afd see a squat.being evicted. room girl/and the barmen, who: ge probably asked for it/Zt copé / Reminded me ofhome, all “these punks @ventually’ gave a. free t-shirt for h the Beasonabie iout too 'r Post, rush after=gig muchéheip from Tilj and thes tour manager ./It much really, when out dragging their the street. of. our avtdeet consignment. We did hétter than most english gigs and sO did Spend “the mattrasses next few out Hours into setting but, ‘every =.) up a decidedly precarious, but quite they. We got our first ponaf ide | | S$Bid it was quite remarkable "0§ a ppeabing little“Humber out of®flight /rush at the end and they! EY, Palled or Hamburg cases at ithe top’of théasloping aisle. | back | a few ‘ime s . S Afterwardswwiff cron cslay Dead) jf “ Meanwhile the band s/check®and when we There! Bi still, people ee } came™“oyer for a If, they've been /both/f inish/ people start to fe in stuff when” Jason, ..the} ‘english sound— | in européefor quite a “time and likél and silently. eat <hHémselves as if ~ guy! who refusing toy talk “any thing . but ‘Mme are in no“hurry to go “Back. They.’ for a’ church’éeryice. As ithe audience german, tells me- ‘they' re, “ready to} "go! nt that ) re going to soméNelub and wanted us tthem, but we@end up whilThe | to join : $? vaway’ the might,and most“@g the morn- continue ‘todo’ nothing I barter away and helps! me take out~the flight dase a couple’ df t-shirt for the présence ~to where the regt.’of vthe/ crew dre, of/ all Gitsbiner lot ,/Mike from Salism@heovring the~ truck Afra! an impéss— ing-'to0o, in Ahe SUBITOR. I ‘Woepnld ible ‘gap. I nip backstage to/ leave a / bury, J obny "and Val’ afd Jane/from have/ been quite happy to “go- baceand Broughame: Ra /— the latter: two had just message fOmthe Cult and mee t-<the @et/some’ sleep right afiter the gig; farrived:: this Borting . Like being back &yout the Rin" vampire must deed of f ~~Stthers on the way out to the’ Name ey alte) IsTirgton. By/ the ‘time I get,all And “Bo, I get the Honour of sitting ’-it's victims’ /dwindling“enérgymntil of /that,.0t in’Xmal are rocking) the ‘in the G8mpilot seat Por the night= 5it's all gone. /And Risk jand Peter jointay: Nall Bays she did'nt readlise .drive to Han¥iover. As Dirkedrives ‘on= | fare admirable , devil's’ ‘gigocates. “they” were B80 good and /nor did I. ward into the night, Wolfy and me ‘ One off those nights, when everyone Infact “Berlinlwas prohably the best, kee ps’ saying We'll leave after this, /examineé}our ‘respective, roles in the Even financially. both musically and than they ,/ music bus iness and finish, off the “tio! nobody danced jthey went ape until last, '—pack /(Which maybe want we'd like Looked in.’ one’ get’ another they “did a few encores. Xmal mania thav aise, “put goodifun none the las be/ leaving for’ Bielefeld direct 7$= Oi =have™ ne: pw Over a ‘couple of timemt almost, T®could see mevand my stall to Beew did'nt 4% but = Subitor - the for» pigsyp tops. In. ‘quite high spirits Bliding away“@own the aisle into the matter./Peter, was all for going: for next/ one’, mo sooner: said and nét: =just alcoholic ones. Hey, what’ meléenat the front. Had to sell the frustuck on the’ Reeperbahn. Hardly this? “A/Dit off- wit and inspiration? sweatshint. off my owriwback. Then ‘As, espec~ sleepy Seemed worth going to pies "not? 7. “hym4 _follows a r“nir hanging around 4,; iaT¥y,when I prized. thé gy {Pe Drive on Antp /fry et. month /dn , Tsespion... auto-bidg. off Tim ove ef Meanwhile back! inthe jungle... Bexhany , ‘and even tually into a chive —f Tim and’§imon were “aining to get in~-moted ee “ Gitschiner lot went to Pete Shelley Hannover. Does At f up By,10 to niteh, it, oe t novone went, at/ ‘the Lott andiI'11 probably never foesBeé ety pa Vong ,/ and indeed Ate wae nt; anywher@ebefore 1. “Bor the record / see them /again andbDirk takes Anja ve One we tré? moving again. Bily out “2 did'nt make it and af tem that came “Of * the mote? and Bkip Hannover drop=/ and. Wolty back}to the hotel, but the J@ithus in the Van. We settoff from- ping. Simon: at the, ngarest point, /to the rest of/ us 60, fightclubbing. We're the Biiindf ish fuhret_buriker. “Wien we city. Have to leave! hin, there in the/Mywnat's( happening. Oh, is'nt it wild? gnts about® Zee “ehrisp morning air beside’ the autobahn John ferie’ mé, over an expensive beé?, : got~ the ré 5! Wolfgang ‘colin my (chinese eyes’ ~ start OMf as you be Cause he has nt gotya,teeri- year? pass- thatshe's/ down tO giving blood - apparently /dt goes to the US army, on, in, for a penny ~ Saat or port, amd. our next por, I Sig“cfiiss £ me any“tO | goHelp him lodtimeRicky's* gu RE perlin, Hete, going to ‘hitgh [te Bremen, kinda dike selling your soul, your 2 pourd friend ‘the one after. “hind a cheap Woter and / ite for Mecadence? Oh yeah! Got in. and Peter! s (eit Goto our bid m the 'f£f£o ’ seats raft ’ Got a, ‘table. Got a loonie. Got bored:| airc with “the van and meet mus at the® ‘Big. He looked] Wat a bunch’ of trendy bourgeois las UK ‘tour, Bord to gee “Ay Ae, bereally pathetic and lost, ~in the ” aaa retents. Just keeping going Eek-a-mouge Bticker'n Vay.” 6 tlnin~ on Mitidle of a strange country® en his ute briefing” Qf gin Henri ands, g the road again. “i “y, pretty to be Loree apacter building’ sturm® mayen Bee Gouit > like~ruck. I ey oe = the of it really, but sake of WHAT sake 7? 4 blur that for ‘age sembles Ricky speeds past us on aBegjous ligging mission. The Ka F rabl€5 depos, tea Samon ‘Aha tegtne, East Ger-=ee wy 1OmAEE™ap being done. Give John the es ." f my usual ac Resume ) Fiona and get inae feld was for the Own . duit It'11 do Bim good, ZoCdm. Dor s)mteseey long after > te

> cof my d-marks, he looked like weeeded them. Evventually get a few zeds and get istt glimpse of Die Mauer -John said | put 'The eaarth vagrants because shall you lot inherit have made a it mess of it’ on it - some of the riits are out and about. Must have 1 ssomething on. Probably preparing nmnex West Berlin. Good luck to ‘en. thney really must do something it their food. I'll be the first tco cheer when the first rouski ; Ppulls uw. ouside the Macdonalds xfford St. That is as long as they . replace it with one of their r--tanks - Donaldovitch's? Does'nt » thinking about - Even more of an ail this time. No place for me again iollfy gets y the a hand commie to Anja le., where she tea right jerk- f-ish this waitress and gets me t ‘I get; a fish a of the night. There was a half-arsed ests we watched this really dreadful with head, eyes, for next to cut his But put it the was across the border back to the westworld ! ‘weather changed and by the time hait Bremen it's decidedly dark i:miserable. The venue is another amerted factory, not all that convteed mind you. A very spartan affair. to the 2 days, at this o an a o ~ zs poxy (S) Home because this ~ is our long awaited off-day, and a chance for a proper sort out and kip. I felt rather dull and lethargic when we arri ved and my much needed shower did'nt make as much difference as it should i) tt) T:0, 9. £'5n 2weg 4unt iyougyud,eTYyos have. I just felt dull and lethargic and clean. Think I've got Miss Rickers'= feel sleep maybe and I'm bored I've overdone g of of lack cos irritable flu, already. Think this touring lark and none of these places are particularly interesting, at least what we see of them is'nt. But I cant a on up pass time. tae german plonker film , that is instead of -'The Sting'. Imagine all these businessmen jerking off in their TOOMB eee A few hours sleep then a few more miles of autobahn before we again and we party of sorts afterwards because it was Tim's birthday, but nobody was really into it. And despite my prot- in Frankfurt. Next stop; Hamburg, to swap Dirk -EFeter Post, who's with us all } wway-now. Sleep most of the way frreren, felt like we'd been in »vvan all day. And we had. And as miaswe got Then motel table. slip matter. a halt at me as I dissected of his body and nearly bones. Felt terrible next that grind uti the whole affair. That fish is ngg to haunt me. He's my agrajag, 2 been murdering him throughout toory. He probably thought he was e swimming around in a commie fish 3,, but he could'nt escape me. The all deed committed once more, Il amtil for drive-in had eccently anybody had to wait around afterwards and get the gear out across the crowded dance floor. That was the best fun exactly me lll looking t-was left ketd on his or that's for on another I band were more of a side attract— ion to the disco. I think they did OK under circumstances but I did'nt see any of them. Pete BLAM was there on holiday, did'nt say much to him tho' and Anja 1 - the go for 2 “1d off table even have much to like a gig at all, to l,, everything. head lead Fiona's Decided time to speed but did'nt drink. It was'nt to and Italy. Sometimes the furto get consider it, but the harder it is I did we go tho' ther to Switz- get chance Spain erland, back. gotten crew have the with Relations . iia if that's possible. Es pecially worse, after Jason trashed the clock outside our room and we got the blame for it. Which does'nt bode well considering I've got to virtually live with them for a month or so yet. Even on our only off-day in Germany I did'nt get ss'ntdo morale much good. Everyone's slling low and Ricky's gone down with 2.. The sight of Simon and Henri much sleep. the manager Felt really fetrsus up a little bit, but it s still a rather sombre evening. » only amusement I had was cutting about the whole affair. But it's best to keep going, when you're going no6503 where. If you stop you think about it , and realise the futility of what you're. Tlin's attempted teamed version llle', Things bootleg of with Burroughs' continue an ‘Yes, in a sombre im sitting at a roundtable afterrig and then we let rip round smen at night. Get growled at by scontemporary SS officer when we ceed him directions. End up in a > affair where The next day veotel nothing we move to Cologne happens.. Bremen much from Novotel and nothing ckh continues to happen. Expect you're iinking I'm building up to something etiting here. Well you're wrong. vrotels are incredibly sterile borgy places. If it was'nt for the wearetss of a long drive in between you mamld'nt know you've re tea with Rick aut businessmen moved at all. all amidst in Cologne these (I think). aalvaye enjoy things like that. But saat's about all I did enjoy about sIlogne. After Berlin pagan to wane somewhat aive up the ghost my enthusiasm it almost and altogether here. audi vibes too. Anja's voice is getting oorte, the club manager gave me a hard iim and nobody else iitof notice. Could took have the slightest used some Got all sorts of shit off about his goddamn clock. humiliated and uptight doing. Hence quite relieved last came round. gig at the is I was by far the The club but not seediest so far worst. during The the S-bahn runs gig you hear necessarily the alongside it so make go by.Should e when a good set- the trains worse so erew what came out of the closet and showed a classic case of 'roadies as ting for Neubauten who are playing herxe shortly after us. But my cold is at it's I did'nt -except during musicians' frustrated At least particularly they enjoy it the s/check when the made me they've got. laugh. Nothing else did in Frankfurt, except when Jason had to foot the bill for the motel clock. Another thing is the place is crawling with americans, so it was probably just as well we did'nt get to see much of it. The only time I went out, apart from the gig, I got screamed at by some Isla Koch type creature for no apparent reason. Anyway, by the time we hit Stuttgart - the last german gig - I'd cracked my cold and ‘Roman P.* » DEUTSCHLAND nmer 1 der englischen Indie-Charts erobert hland. 9

i Stuttgart seems to be the nicest place so far. Architecturally anyway, lots of old buildings - it's a bit far south for us to have the flattened it. But Peter Post comes within a few centimetres of hitting thing I loathe more than Place. just behind a volkswagen. And so another hotel - while away the hours watching Limahl on 'Die Spiegelbude’, very from messing around with the colours and resisting the temptations of the ts FEAR AND LOATHING __ OOCCCSCSCSCSCSCSNCCé ff ZURICH every mini-bar to the - until club, 6 when MAXIM, we go round a semi-sleaze, quite pleasant nightclub. Set about the food backsatge - served by a hippy in a 'Yes' there's a lot of t-shirt. Yes, people here in still was the sick to death mjority customers want or "Eine Bier, gest language Peter Post of. But of potential difficulties intervened me so far, few times. And apparently someone threw a drink over Fiona's keyboards. Tim subsequently hit him and then Fiona almost tore him apart, before Peter Post to bail - much outa 80 I rather -essly asked, "Do you see possible to the hotel. and Anja, do a ‘beautiful spent 2,000 light yeartThe Swiss government is MOR conservative and most people seem to be happy, wealthy and clean, so underIN standably the young people get pisse GENEVA. with the clean mediocrity now and again Hello, pleased to meet ya, dontcha know my name? Have I told you about swiss students are going to tar me with the same brush as Roland Macdonald! cold yet? I thought off, but that was I slept warm-up. Now it's back with the only The a begins to some Rote leftie But I'm damned bastard if and go apeshit. Fabrik fucking itself, like it's squatted altho’ avengance government financed. It's transform looks infact it' more of a massive community centre than just a venue, with galleries, workshops amd what have you. UNKNOWN GENDER, the ce-headliners tonight are soundcheck ing when we get there. They appear t be wacky americans, nothing special, at a push you could say they're a bi Au-Pairs-ish agit-rock. After length consultations we decide to put the~ stall into next to the stage, eee ee "nt anything which is aye ee to wees ehout. eva @ _fresh .picturesque swiss landscape. the skinheads appeared pretty docile. lush rooling fields, punctuated every spend most of Xmal's set in my fligh now and again by those liitle huts, case fort coughing , sneezing and gli Se nicks doeaaae 2 Paes , a lot of $e to cope with, ness before and up at a swiss gesturing pile butt hd lapse into I know border violently ing at any potential latter day Robi Hoods. Kept expecting happen but nothing cigarette in wings ‘on their massive 2 hour set. I could'nt dislike them but they're nothing like unconscious- it I'm He's guard, at Juat atubbed. ground. that something did. to Do a bit of who's the out not particular the heavy the as good as while Unknown Gender do the swiss seem to think just fussy, not particularly patriot- they are. I think they must be one ic just nationally obseesed with those bands that put an incredible each resi he — adi: turbingly. un-natural obsession. Not quite sure what was going on. Just getting used to/bored with I think them Germany Peter was: that back and trying the- t-shirts promotion, and altho! now this.. to tell were ey grat for was'nt amount of they know energy into europe because they'll never ke-it at i home. (ie. Anne Clark, colli, Gun Club, Serious night, UB, ‘Oax Botel that of had gO farever finished from ‘the truth, they did'nt believe him, and we fad to take them all out Pete Shelley the next day nt tally when we ode Spear many Unknown at the of Broc- Drinking,. musos Gender Rote et in. J (Ir Fabrik) th and (who we're playing with in Geneva), that there to be weighed and counted (if it doesyasint a bed for me. Anja and Wolfy . Fiona and ‘Ricky german Government thought- walloped. 'You'’re a man of. the world, guv, you've done IT.... | what's it like?' Tim has a final fling and we have to almost drag him away from these decidedly soft looking Hardcore punks, and a ridiculous ‘They are not punks, they dont like spittin’ argument. On that point, we pack up as as AND countryside her?...er, no, do you see much of her?" Tim was in hysterics°at Peter's bewilderment. Fortunately I managed to explain myself without getting quickly you're round the, Black Forest, fhe German to Fiona's annoyance. Peter had been acting soppy for a couple of days now. He pent most of the night waiting at xe stall for his girlfriend, oblivus to all aroum, "She is better in nothing...no, no, everything." told me. She lives nearby, in .edelberg, lonely, home... Feel really groogy. A curse on you Manuella Rickers. It pissed me off mostly because I wanted to be awake to take in the countryside as we approached the swiss border. But I kept falling asleep and dreamt that I was Steve McQueen gunning an old Triumph up the never ending grassy slopes toward the border fences. Everything they say about the scenery here is true. As we skirt to leave their coats bitte". Hit the big- had the a my great need of new t-shirts... There's actually a disco in Stuttgart, everywhere else we had to put on the PA test tape, which everyone When money, promised for the Rote Fabrik, on the Opera house, there was a mat riot and this is also the reason why hind him. Rick squaeks, "Mein Klien- there is no Macdonalds in Zurich. er Kinder!" A touching moment indeed.When one was built it got burnt dow Felt the most eions so far. It's so the night before it was due to open, up pulls he when a bang, it with only musicians is roadies. At 2 Tim sets off for the train station, with Simon staggering be- raindance’. leave Switzerland me one on their floor, but with- around Wolfy, in the lobby infront we'll have to pay duty) Gaze at the. ‘out being an ingrate, I suffered no. of a group of bewildered business— wooded: précipice , off: intosspace- and oni ‘on that floor and altho" 4 did'nt men. The celebrations career off in- , back to the R.A.F. 'wanted' posters realise it in the morning, I must hav with bitter etched: cresses on some done my back in during the night, to to ‘the streets of Stuttgart to find somewhere to essen and hol die biere * ofthe faces...” - tater Re “add to my ever increasing list of A Next. stops —ttie-dam Dy ere ailments. But at say in. 2 restaurants instantly close as ee not a our swinging party approaches. Run e great trans-european r very long drive today (altho' it : riot.down Stuttgart's answer tom ares down sg the mountains in j, right across Switzerland) Stop Carnaby St and end up. in a.yugoslav ‘to: Switzerlamd’.-A phenomenal scene, ore at a service station overlook; staggeringly beautiful, just being j,.,., lake, with those cute little place, where I annoy the. waiter, in 4 there is wakingup after the ice fos cottages dotted around -it's | a national» dress, no end by insisting on something without meat.) Think he t ook-it-as Pan t. Back in the ineul hotel bars proceedings continue into the early hounssu-sieint effort to celebra ebratad Ams mainly, § “' " f--the age. Peter Post pulls the van over %2Md.we wander down to the tourist trap at the bottom of the falls and anyone actually 8que, service. station Tourist excursion. over, we _8Pin round a” few mountainous zigonward to ZURICH...after-~ stroll alongside the|lake |to get my zag roads - or BO. it;seemed, he'd 1 f :himself over fags the : tour, but I signing in at the hotel, I take a- a Every—- head together. On my return Peter \) ’ ed Post | telis me he's just’ rang: the 7 he a aks ot living re in them - all very zu.A2 pictureeven Watch some swans make fools of them- picturesque. german. tour selves. | Simon. off,.well hard to imagine the. is You get a ticket when || you go in and pay for everythingon ~ the way out. I was just about to settle up for my meal, when the racks of papers the headlines caught my eye, all were blaring 'Bombenanschlag!'. and with pictures of out . suchlike, our dearly beloved english paper I could find 'The eee (OTE FABRIK (Red Flag) leaderene. I quickly buy the only | e 10 a Seiad oe ists Fina mceia hae vivian’ by me acetee im get I ou er had advised us “8 heard that it was andising. Appar- Washington Herald' a pretty radical nearly te) gs that gO Ad already and ees read the news from home. Looks —ie. Jie I've missed what was very the event of the patil tog : . 3

_—_~T , IRA had of course ¢ the entire the Grand I was suff- at (whilst terl, Brighton taken almost Cabinet jnag on an hotel floor in Zurich ) igntly disappointed that Thatcher s'wharsed but at least they got <antry when around be out at of like that something the esi down. Cheered me up tho' and -wvas po good to get hold of an gllish paper that I read virtually lof itby the time we got to SUVA. .After dropping the others off was familiar y from Dundee Dance Peter off in wilich in and back out ti like my entire left side was zon try some ridiculous exercises, = decide it's better to suffer I feebly up my.stall in the bar. ==8 open and quite a Short- god to talk to less of his ic'sk scotch than the Xmals' person I had patter resan. The only other y ‘dealings earl heroes with was one who supplied ls: and- shared tha pe. But his that bottle was just of the the cym- of bed woe lift = into porters, night aed = Sater B's. noon ing tiled e uninvitspare bed = Seer = got a But f Luthar's shutters, police station report the cymbals missing pull over of the carne. Wethat they did' woke at = way is a typic- flat-top : roofs, ; ot ie i eee BS the Ups o . a shock rea eerk ry e a it of Y pia” ate Samrlden ematoptlol SOUS gee dptineae eee toon Home eRe Ne, Oren) night. ires t een Sy go they've _ t-shirte again but no problem I did'nt sell any. ‘nt quite as foggy 4s when eee eettseslard , but’ the int® we icoed . tequila fine dnbheads(for my liking); right maato the blank expressions and yechotic eyes. No, I'm not really mes at all. Why would someone be yiingto sell t-shirts anyway? 1;you must have sniffed too much You zsté carry on chewing that table “£5, dont mind me, And the promoter’ 4'"nt convince me‘ one little bit. | sort myse a culture I bees ay ghey fo or first ee out. in that ongings my I'm the furthest and depression of paranoia me. sweep over Feel mncomlor SANS « Awkward. I'm just a hanger ly as hell. on. Lone- The most disposable member of the crew. an. The only one who does'nt speak germ and basically sorry for mountains were still shrowied in mist Feel useless nite aera a Dammit But myself. see One had a monastry that you could : y ene a y after is this and clone perched above the clouds. and another so here, be could it. way rock had doors carved into it's sheer with those Raine cae | face - I would'nt man around here like post can to be the put up the bar..."oity in mya ing attheback (or anywhere for athat; -hassl two lowly reps from Pass thru' 2.really long ~~. -othe Spanish Record Co. to take us for and stop off ata service >< va meal.‘ They could'nt.afford a drink station, where Peter Post buys us = let alonea meal. Wolfy. ie Rooker and chrisps. King chocolates and" ge ta. themto take us-somewhere. from»his down disapprovingly ~" matter) tunnels © the d in my entire life. Alone. The tides csee iqas ‘ntcande eyJ ae 's ae ‘welle birthd reece Neaawhiis =e have a unload the cope with _ ly kicks oe pam by }inechuee the place had rapidly Linde d with rather too authentic is, it's all an illusion. alert sisep a spare , from eae’ ITunderstood Cave Nick been quietly loboting all day, just enough to sneak past the remarkably to dry, the wot cSt go Ceaea in the bar. someone it finally put some life into me, I'd - where out at ity because 3§. the only people who come to the ~alll-are the Shelley entourage. Insew the sound guy from when all played Dundee. But altho’ it is had Cure combination The and air across Agepe sizable ‘owed begin to assemble and in 1984. Catalan other; t problem the Jaafter that, the cymbal tamdlved by a local band, the out Ag the outskirts of Geneva ‘icome to an each 9 whilst Cell end Francebegins and ttle vier® ¥® Slly Gpaniah scenario; washing hangine ~ retain my cool. The Xmals tillve-and duly flap about the = Feter night. had Soft to Catalonia floor. Post stamps! ). Finally so I beam into that and without furin his room, but he's one of these ther ado, get a serious zeds situati¢c people who gnash their teeth in their e ree Pie = basse soon. it sleep. Think I might start to glorious su pain up are teleJust getting used to it when the for Nottin, was it like : just light stophone started ringing and never like mont seems which , Carnival Hill nor Ges At the time I neither knew ago, Only need a t-shirt (which is extent of my clean clothing, aa cat inet Sage to about the ore Wet r: Everybody is hangir Novembe it's OUt the swiss/french border sometime later their windows, shouting abuse at about like an in’ agony and teeing cymbals no Wolfy's longest drive yet - Geneva to Barcelfor it with another stamped (or rather aa latter's conthru’ 4 borders to- we went ona. Prepare Med- quite good stops at the the carne passports as far as me ae less mppthy. Every tims {moved it teazlysed. Stumble 4 kan, grimacing with of respite from it's the After this all too brief the rigours of the road, 2 venerable poet Shelley. The last mes I saw the latter was in Bournemutth with Joy Division supporting, inyy moons ago. I never thought it slld come to this... 4 It was then that Luthar, the into Perpi- have tapes and plugged myself into Fiona's out- Walkman with Nick Cave - which is how food I entered Barcelona - to pay homage HOMAGE TO CATALONIA 8, -HOTEL CATALONIA, BARCELONA and utkikline guy announced that "s cytbals had been ripped play 'mau-mau', getting at it by the time Peter Spanish border and gets many involved - which food pull near van once more, Luthar, who's cepilet for this stretch, gets the cards out and they teach me how to is crapece sound Factory never we iterranean. A beautiful red sunset. It's getting noticably warmer and there's lots of flies...Back in the talki aikings joke Aoaut the english.- I could mentioned the war but I m heavily numbered and lets face it english faces the about mostly ann Zurich. As Post and me take errything out of the van to check mesar, Barry Adamson, brilliant, fades station, of us walk to the restaurant, watching the sun set over the here; Verde, Handl, Bach, Mozart, Ligztand our did'nt, Beethoven and Xmal Deutschland had a cerned, guy sicilian The back. the round pizza ane day and t d stoppe light service gnan, could'nt have been that far from the spanish border. As Feter Post fills up with petrol the rest is a pyromaniac gutted the place. I thought that was funny but nobody else seemed to - They've all played . tthe hotel Peter Post and me go rasight round to the venue, like goodern-theatre in a half-built applex of some sort - by the way retva igs even richer and cleaner run’ it, some the anether sympathy, but get none, as Post goes on a hair-raising scrape to this italian restaurant round the back of the Geneva Opera House, for another free meal - This time from Swiss Bellaphone's sicilian connection, a cute little Al Pacino, who tells us the history of the Opera house, apparently it used to have the best sound in europe. Until that ytt bastard Tebbit and snuffed out srr 4 of them. It'll take them srrs to find out who got killed 4+vho was dead anyway. Bet there's ge: good jokes going ge:, Just my luck to As THE SICILIAN CONNECTION AND THE BURNT OUT OPERA HOUSE: Ease myself into the van, looking for Ge the inside ea BS peek SSaahed eeatari en 2ae eet poster patt eat pic-nic nobody says much: Sleép on ani’° cee: of the van. After our very un-rocking | pte vei nakize clea hod ded waNendt drive Se cate 08 Ss me pated x ave. OCR in Seten 3 iostha ey une Pee OTe TE th aracord Cc. crepe resemo leave— venish Lvivgs eae aauticofaRrance pate’. = dow See n tree-lined” grove, .a palm Marseilles, Avignon, leaving the. in ‘It's a mad, final scene- +1né ‘the 2 snd. alice: Cs a i nad, madWorld" and into’ the usual gud GnPOURS Boh tEm OE ArBPH. 874°" boring on thé road restaurant scen~ One of. those days,which we-seemsto. Who had the..extra ing? 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upper dont liberate of England a terminal chance to come here again. When we return to the hotel, find the truck outside and Jason asleep rest at of the the bar, crew until drag that is, off to him the that son of lets hairspray, ventilate the ‘check out the club' - I was innocent to the true nature of their nocturnal expedition. And they kept stumm about it a few hours later when they all drunkenly disrupted Rickers and me 'LA SAGRADA and duly that from?)/or I'm construction-egic, slowly dying Wander in and find that there's nothing seasid e rest home. inside, just this fantastic facade. a different person Which makes it thing. Drag Fiona up by time we halfway the more get interesting if any- that one towers, ing of the up it's too dark to see where we're putting our and the whole place had taken on a spooky surreal atmosphere, like crawling around in the skeleton dinosaur - which a one are staggering allover the place, intoxicated with the height, the weirdness and most of all walking up and down all those geddamn steps. Before we return to the hotel keep going down into the crypt - GAUDI spent a great deal of his life down there, working on the temple, but before he could finish it he got worse than roadies and musos talking shop in your room when you want to crash and that's roadies and musos talking shop in your room when you want. to crash, in a different language...I'll leave the self pity at that. Get up day, so another extra-schnell as not to be day in Hotel Put my washing the band press out next to dry and in a back conference, the doomed to Catalonia. bar for that is their Richard Branthe confer@nce at I discovered that Carlos does t this from a wheelchair. Hassle ter Post for some psetas and then t Barcelona tourist stylee. Apparently one of the van windows ad been left open and some punk had grabbed my coat out of it, and then dumped it down the road. Spaniards have no style. Drive down to the harbour, see Columbus pointing the statue of Christopher to America, above a replica of his tiny ship that 'discovered‘ the place, and get my first ever glimpse of the Mediterranean. We pull up nearby, in the Gothic part of town, conveniently next to a bistro affair. Where we hang out until frustrated tourist Sangster drags us down some ancient narrow streets, that cant have changed much since Columbus’ day, to the Gothic Cathedral. Compared with every other european city I've been to Barcelona touched feels seems to be virtually by the even wars. more The un- Cathedral ancient and time we get to back By the to “arth both of us musty than Salisbury, even down to the beggars with bowls and little alcoves for every saint under the sun, I'm sure they made some of them up, like the patron saint of electricity and Apparently If I'd taken the trouble to switch channels I would have caught PTV rocking the nation on ‘LA EDAD DE ORO' - The show that we were supposed to do but there was a bomb threat or something. Spanish bombs rock the province, we're flying in on a DC10 tonight...spent most of the evening in a constant state of paranoia that any minute they would suss out that there's 11 people in our party and not 10 and the Gardia would bundle me off into the night to rot for years in a rat-infested spanish gaol... A Radio interview, some sleep, another hit of Gaudi, then back in the r'n'r van - after all the culture it was good to be back on the road to rock'n'ruin. A cornetto cop takes the piss out of a snoozing Miss Rickers. Peter maneouvres the van past him, down the narrow little gothic streets to the little club where we're residing for the next 2 nights. This is virgin territory for Xmal and a last minute job at that. My t-shirt sales endorse this, all I remember doing is bartering with some dodgy little chap, who wanted te swap Iggy amd Patti postcards for a shirt, and totally failing to communicate with a cute art fountains. lark about in there for awhile, student who did'nt speak any english being suitably blasphemous, then Fiona Infact it was no mean embarassment and me set off to find the GAUDI temple,¢o;, aii of us, the first night was while the others go off to get Peter BF being filmed for local FY. I think cymbals. Get lost at first but it does' nt really matter, we've got plenty of time, it's a pleasant day and we're keeping a loose one. Strowl down the toward the Gaudi leisurely pace - fortunately about the only ers' about went down could or we're ‘punk rock- if you (bad english) Altho' one probably everything tourists of the side buy some. imaginable for ata Temple, Ramblaz, streets you Just about sale here, Some of it quite appalling, all manner Of birds and animals crammed into tiny little cages. Went into a spanish Boots -i4. armed security guards. OoEeQo! 32 that guy looks like he's going to they just turned up the lights so you could'nt see the audience or lack of one. And that mst have overloaded the power points because halfway thru’ the electricity hotel with. “his goddamn is really getting to m, senile old I've turned to the London. para) in an I'm peo e 0) i Tom Va just a wan I'm rotting badly. I've got ape hanging out of’ my bum! gaffe vagrant in search The next day, of nothing the last one in be able to leave. Our next Plan to to the 'Harbour' went the same way the Gaudi Park. Peoples' faces com and ge like tormented ghosts heunt: this spectral lobby. All I can rem ber is this damned place. The accw hotel clock has no real Where keeps chiming, vut tim significance anymore. is your prison? Beat und defe taking gea Wish I never saw that Luis Buneulf{ A few centuries pass. Revolutions: wars come and go but have no effect the eternal monotony of life in the hotel. It's just like it was when + arrived here. Feople are out thru' the doors. I too get to t door...then “iona says "Qh, I've fc gotten my keyboards", only going to the gig and she's forgotten her ins ment? Dont really believe it but go Th and help her with her gear. I escape, out of one prison an anothe®, our mobile one, our back time into prison on wheels. That fucking van Barcelona rush hour traffic. Altho! had little grasp on reality at all: that point, I could just about gath: cunts. were as lost as feeling well at all, that not we physically, and bath. Everything saint of long my cold' anyfuckingally, back I could I'm mentally, probably do seems take to with a such time does'nt it? Just about to turn pious and get religion when we get to the gig. We're going home to daddy rollin' stone. Bop about idiotically when th electricity and fountains allows. Everything that goes wrong now is put down to laughing at the saints in the cathedral. Fiona had planned to go back and light a cand] in penance. The gay guys at the clu are even jollier than the previous night. They dont care. Wait an eternity for a cheese roll next door an find Post keeping a paranoid eye on the van outside, convinced that we'r going to be attacked by bandidos and have all our t-shirts stolen. The crew are hanging around the stall to make it look less embarassing. Found them almost bearable. Think if it was'nt for would have the language proved barrier myself to I them by now. It's the easiest thing in the world to become one of the lads. But cut who wants to? Find out the whole lur should tale of Werner (the truck driver) an out altogether. Or perhaps we ‘nt have took the piss out of the electricity saint. Everyone at the club saying 'Manyana you do better. Many people!’ Back at the hotel once more, a drunken irish businessman gives us an undrinkable bottle of rum to commiserate left a Barcelona, I think there were plan to visit the Gaudi Park. But I don think we're ever going to get out this hotel now. I came here illega and now for my sins I'm not going is infact. for him. I've always worried about thatee. Back at the hotel Peter B. shows off his new cymbals and loboted the night away infront of the telly. a dozen journalists and radio people asking stereotype questions, thru' Carlos, the promoter, interpreter and personal friend of ron. it was only after it amounts runover by a tram in 1926. And the bastards still have'nt finished it join half prehistoric what fee of getting deep, asking eachother why we're here and why we never say any thing in interviews. Now there's only thing cellmate, who I've got nothing ii common with except we're both pr. oners of our own device (where's a bitch! Find the Gaudi Temple, FAMILIA', as it gets dark, Pay our psetas towards its the get ever not might - tourist think become yourself let and lip, so Barcelona, in gO to week & got stiff feel like I'm in a prison cell with a the 'Harbour Incident‘. Apparently since the night they arrived,and wen to 'check out the club" (they'd neve: seen it before they set-up),they'd been hot-footing it back and forth to the naughty Unbelievable, only thought on in the the hotel area on these r'n'r that sort the of harbour, guys. I thing went movies. Anyway Jason got porter to write a note

at of my d-marks, he looked like neeeded them. Efventually get a few zeds and get asst glimpse of Die Mauer -John said speed but did'nt even have much to drink. It was'nt like a gig at all, the band were more of a side attraction to the disco. I think they did OK ‘2 under circumstances but I did'nt see any of them. Pete BLAM was there on holiday, did'nt say much to him tho' put 'The mesarth vagrants because shall you lot inherit have made a Witt mss of it’ on it -— some of the Iprrits are out and about. Must have zi something on. Probably preparing tnanex West Berlin. Good luck to ‘em. “ tthey really must do something satt their food. I'll be the first = tio cheer when the first rouski =k pulls vu» ouside the Macdonalds fxxford St. That is as =t replace it with one long as they of their ‘@rr-tanks - Donaldovitch's? Does'nt = thinking about - Even more of an =eaal this time. No place for me again Yoolfy gets a commie waitress to lead byy the hand to Anja and Fiona's lee, where she gets me a table - I It a right jerk- 2 ffish this and a fish across That was of the night. with for me + on another to and But cut his put the it was i1¥] looking at me as I dissected at_ was left of his body and nearly sed on his bones. Felt terrible cuft the whole affair. That fish is inag to haunt me. He's my agrajag, ve been murdering him throughout stcory.He probably thought he was Je swimming around in a commie fish s3,, but he could'nt escape me. The 211 deed committed once more, I =cacently slip across the suuntil next time. INext stop; Hamburg, to 2 lPeter Post, who's with 4 tway now. Sleep most of we'd border swap Dirk us all the way been And we had. back to the in And as westworld ‘weather changed and by the time -hait Bremen it's decidedly dark “% imiserable. The venue is another =rmerted factory, not all that conv‘teed mind you. A very spartan affair. 4as'nt do morale much good. Everyone's elling low and Ricky's gone down with ts. The sight of Simon and Henri 4e2rsus up a little bit, but it 3 gtill a rather sombre evening. 2 only amusement I had was cutting businessmen make as have. ard much clean. officer at by when we keed him directions. End up in a affair where nothing much happens.. The next day we move from Bremen cotel to Cologne Novotel and nothing <kh continues to happen. Expect you're > up to something istiting here. Well you're wrong. yeotels are incredibly sterile bor“2; places. If it was'nt for the wearruss of a long drive in between you mald'nt know you've moved at all. uke tea With Rick amidst all these raaut businessmen in Cologne (I think). aalway8 enjoy things like that. But haat's about all I did enjoy about a ~ | ond as it should dull and lethargic Think I've got Miss we what of see used some uUnaqQuezungatny sour,ureTYos - I cant But is'nt. them ther we back. go the with Relations to get is it harder the crew have : gotten worse, if that's possible. Especially after Jason trashed the clock outside our room ard we got the blame for it. Which does'nt bode well considering I've got to virtually live with them a month for or so yet. on Even is xe AN\| NE a)sss 3 YAY h) (al our only off-day in Germany I did'nt get much sleep. Got all sorts of shit off the manager about his goddamn clock. Felt really humiliated and uptight about the whole affair. But it's best to keep going, when you're going nowhere. If you stop you think about it and realise the futility of what you're 45 Hence I was quite relieved when gig at last came round. The club by far the seediest so far but not the worst. The S-bahn runs alongside it so during the gig you hear the trains go by.Should make a good set-— ting for Neubauten who are playing heze shortly after us. But my cold is at it's worse so I did'nt particularly enjoy it -except during the s/check when the erew came out of the closet and showed what a classic case of 'roadies as frustrated musicians' they've got. At least they made me laugh. Nothing else did in Frankfurt, except when Jason had to foot the bill for the motel clock. Another thing is the place is crawling with americans, so it was probably just as well we I'd cracked my cold and have i) pass up on a chance to get to Switzerland, Spain and Italy. Sometimes tho' I did consider it, but the fur- Could here. is getting BX lark and none of these places are particularly interesting, at least i8tof notice. voice Xe % Rickers'™ cos of lack of already. Think this touring onrte, the club sme and nobody altogether aad vibes too. Anja's 2 i=] is manager gave me a hard else took the slightest avve up the ghost o ~ chance this and did'nt get to see much of it. The only time I went out, apart from the gig, I got screamed at by some Isla Koch type creature for no apparent reason. Anyway, by the time we hit Stuttgart - the last german gig - ollogne. After Berlin my enthusiasm eggan to Wane somewhat and it almost o a a difference flu, feel irritable sleep and I'm bored maybe I've overdone necessarily growled because off-day, yv their felt I just tmmen at night. I'm building in for a proper sort out and kip. I felt rather dull and lethargic when we arri ved and my much needed shower did'nt the ‘innking fun a half-arsed off 2 days, awaited inn sitting at a roundtable aftermis and then we let rip round SS jerking next doing. coontemporary was crowded best party of sorts afterwards because it was Tim's birthday, but nobody was really into it. And despite my protests we watched this really dreadful german plonker film , that is instead of -'The Sting'. Imagine all these }Tfin's attempted bootleg with an teernded version of Burroughs' ‘Yes, llle', Things continue in a sombre Get There the the long -:d head got out the 1) “an as we gear floor. our had ‘**van all day. the we and for Anja like get dance Then eyes, everything. felt matter. afterwards head, I get; :Biremen, that around exactly to go for iy, table. for to wait that's at off anybody had TOOMB eee A few hours sleep then a few more miles of autobahn before we grind to a halt again at this poxy drive-in motel in Frankfurt. Home Decided time or | ‘Roman P,* 4 DEUTSCHLAND mmer der englischen Indie-Charts e robert and. 79

Stuttgart seems to be the nicest place so far. Architecturally any- way, lots a bit far flattened the of old buildings - it's south for us to have it. But Peter Post comes behind another a volkswagen. hotel watching - Limahl while on And away 'Die so the hours Spiegelbude’, messing around with the colours and resisting the temptations of the mini-bar to the - until club, 6 when MAXIM, a we pent most of the night He waiting at without possible to ithe hotel. Anja, and train staggering be- riot for LOATHING AND IN and the this Government is spent the Rote Fabrik. there was a mas also the reason wh: yet? GENEVA, warm-up. Now I thought eg I slept the wealthy most t i oe donald! seem clean, to be so under- The Rote with avengance -overnment . oe et massive oe : an old Fabrik itself, financed. It's like it’s squatted altho’ back gunning and t ees it's McQueen people community centre venue, With galleries, what have you. UNKNOWN looks infact i! more of a than justa workshops am GENDER, the ‘ - ce-headliners tonight are soundcheck ing when we get there. They appear t be wacky americans, nothing special, at a push you could say they're a bi ain ghia the never ending grassy ay Pairs—ish agit-rock. After length = opes toward consultations we to i deg scenery they here is say ipo the true. As we skirt stall never round Black Forest: any ‘nt i the the border gg lag oso 0 fences. the German et ee ae Ce ness nee rg efore guy escaped who SE ay & Eye es as naa Py ays oat ow i n at from Omer Cold.ita; ‘looking e uvard ic just nationally pteanlinsssy t woe 2 un-natural what was obsession. notices of it. I"m anything to worry 4). skinheads appeared oeetey docile spend most of Xmal's set in my fligh case fort coughing , sneezing and gl Hoods. Kept re expecting “Sr aner doin the others with those bands that turbingly amount of energy into they know they'll never SUre (fe. to/bored with Germany and now this.. I- think Peter.was: trying to tell eri? Gunr Clubs: them that the t-shirts were just for 4,4 promotion, and-altho’. the truth, used that was'nt Anne Our hotel ei Unknown as Gender do put an incredible - europe Clark, because make it at Spear of Broce Sericne-Drinicing,.\e had so many musos in i night, us, Unknown Gender (If + finished at the Rote Fabrik) am far... they did'nt believe to tate cdewivs © KSUH eats -<2. eowlda dislike them but they're nothing lik as good ae.'the swine seem to: think they are. I think they must be one o home. from something but nothing did. : Do a bit of while getting put the which is anyone too = thease was about, even wings Not quite going. on. Just stage, Hardly in the obseesed annhee add decide next to the a good idea. ing at any potential latter day Robi : gesturing violently at the cigarette butt I'd just stubbed out on the ground. He's not particular heavy just fussy, not particularly patriot- getting and ag Te. Ceres + Piesed Me air because I wanted to be awake Steve ative happy, standably the young people get piss: off with the clean mediocrity and every now and again go apeshit. But I'm damned if some leftie fucking countryside begins to transform into a fresh picturesque swiss landscape. +ush rooling fields, punctuated every now and again by those liitle huts, Pete Shelley (who we're playing with him, and-we had> to take them.all out the next day in Geneva), that there to be weighed and counted (if it does was'nt.a bed for m. Anja and Wolfy nt tally when we leave- Switzerland -made me one on their floor, but with we'll have to pay duty) Gaze at the out being an ingrate, I suffered no. pile back Fiona AND cold I was On that point, we pack up as as the promised for Opera house, ao ‘Take <n the countryside led = approached the swiss border. But i kept falling asleep and dreamt that walloped. 'You're a man of the world, guv, you've done IT.... = what's it like?‘ Tim has a final fling and we have to almost drag him away from these decidedly soft looking Hardcore punks, and a ridiculous 'They are not punks, they dont like spittin’ argument. quickly FEAR ere mostly sesBly asked, "Do you see 2 lot of her?...er, no, do you see much of her?" Tim was in hysterics at Peter's bewilderment. Fortunately I managed myself home... 7. — ‘e stall for his girlfriem, oblivie to all around, "She is better n nothing...no, no, everything." told me. She lives nearby, in .edelberg, so I rather thought- to explain from my subsequently hit him and then Fiona tore him apart, before Peter Post intervened - much to Fiona's annoyance. Feter had been acting now. When bastard off, but that was only a almost of days Place. money, on the Simon with more Hello, pleased to meet ya, dontcha know my name? Have I told you about still the majority of potential customers want to leave their coats or "Eine Bier, bitte". Hit the biggest language difficulties so far, Peter Post had to bail me ont a few times. And apparently someone threw a drink over FPiona'’s keyboards. Tim a couple than station, ZURICH go round to put on the PA test tape, which everyone was sick to death of. But for I loathe roadies. sets off semi-sleaze, quite pleasant nightclub. Set about the food backsatge - served by a hippy in a 'Yes' t-shirt. Yes, there's a lot of people here in great need of new t-shirts... There's actually a disco in Stuttgart, everywhere else we had soppy thing hind him. Rick squaeks, "Mein Klien- there is no Macdonalds in Zurich. er Kinder!" A touching moment indeed.When one was built it got burnt dow Felt the most alone so far. It's so the night before it was due to open, very lonely, you're 2,000 light yeartThe Swiss government is MOR conserv: within a few centimetres of hitting it with a bang, when he pulls up just only musicians is At 2 Tim and: Ricky do a ‘beautiful german raindance’ aroumd Wolfy, im the lobby. infront wooded” precipice, off into space and end on that floor and altho' i did'n of a group of bewildered businessback to the R.A.F, ‘wanted’ posters. realise it in the morning, I must ha men, The celebrations career off inwith bitter etched cresses on some to the streets of Stuttgart to find “done my back in during the night, to .somewhere to essen-and hol die biere . -of the faces... “add to my ever increasing list of in. 2 restaurants instantly close our swinging party approaches. riot-down Stuttgart's answer Next as Run — to Carnaby St and end up in:a.yugoslav . stop, the RHINEFEID, where the great trans-european river thunders down from the mountains in to: Switzerland. A phenomenal scene, staggeringly beautiful, just there is waking up after the -age. Peter Post pulls and we wander down ' trap at the bottom being ice the van over to the tourist of the falls and watch some swans make fools of themselves. Tourist excursion over, we ~ spin’ round’ a few-mountainous zig-— zag roads onward to ZURICH...after-: ailments. But at least it's nota very long drive is right across today (altho'’ it Switzerland) Stop off ata service ine a lake, with station overlookthose cute little Swiss cottages dotted around -it's hard to imagine anyone actually living in them - all very picture- Sque, even the service station is . picturesque. You get a ticket when you the go in and pay for everything on way out. I. was just about to settle up for my meal, when..the signing in at the hotel,\I take a ~ . racks of papers’ caught my eye, stroll alongside the lake to get my’ all the headlines: were blaring out ° 'Bombenanschlag:' and suchlike, head together. On my return Peter Post tells me he's just rang the ‘with pictures of our dearly beloved venue - the ROTE FABRIK (Red Flag) leaderene. I quickly buy the only advised us oter - and the promhad english paper I could find 'The etGnelyanycapitalist pigsthat - against doing merchandising. Appar_ there get torn apart..I'd already lists. That's alright by me because heard that it was a pretty radical Washington Herald’ and excitedly read the - “Vike I've nearly news from home. Looks missed what was very the event of the century. —— ty PESA

ss | JIRA had of course " tthe entire almost taken at Grand Cabinet the THE SICILIAN CONNECTION AND THE BURNT OUT OPERA HOUSE: Ease myself into the van, looking for sympathy, but get none, as Post goes on a hair-raising scrape to this italian restaurant round the back of the Geneva Opera House, for another free meal - This time from Swiss Bellaphone's sicilian connect- en, Brighton (whilst I was suff- Sinag on an hotel floor in Zurich) igthtly disappointed that Thatcher wunharmed but at least they got =3¢ bastard Tebbit and snuffed out sof 4 of them. It'll take them =sres to find out who got killed 3 who was dead anyway. Het there's sw good jokes going around at -g., Just my luck to be out of the sattry when something like that waiight Peter round to Post the and me venue, werrything out of the Srun' it, some familiar gpesar, Barry Adamson, van go like numbered is to check been sound ripped off 4 man, grimacing in agony ridiculous history of the gutted the who Opera to have Until that place. I light fades we pull into near that from As Peter the spanish border. Perpifar Post fills up with petrol the of us walk to the restaurant, watching the sun set over the iterranean. It's Medsunset. A beautiful red noticably warmer getting there's lots rest and of flies...Back in the van once more, Luthar, who's cepilet for this stretch, gets the cards out and they teach me how to play 'mau-mau', getting quite good and lets crapece to Catalonia ef the finally in Catalan 1984. air put some and life The combination Nick Cave into m, I'd been quietly loboting all day,just enough to sneak past the remarkahly alert night porters, into the lift After this all too brief respite from the rigours of the road, it's the and up to Ricky and longest drive yet - Geneva to Barce 1l- where I gasp at the sleep ona. Prepare for it with another Peter B's room uninviting tiled floor. But Luthar's got a spare bed less night. Peter Post had a spare bed so I beam into that and without: furthese of one he's in his room, but ther ado, get a serious zeds situat. people who gnash their teeth in their underwaye ; sleep. Think I might start it soon. Wake up in Spain to glorious sun telethe when it Just getting used to light - just like it was for Notting phone started ringing and never stop- Hill Carnival, which seems like months nor knew neither I time ped. At the ago, Only need a t-shirt (which is cared what all the fuss was about. about the extent of my clean clothing) And I did'nt find out until we got to but it's November! Everybody is hangir later me someti the swiss/french border out their windows, shouting abuse at an Ag the outskirts of Geneva come to each other; across the way is a typicend France begins and that's where we ally spanish scenario; washing hanging in dich and back out in Rpathy. Every Sins L moved it ‘ltt like my entire left side was ; lysed. Stumble about like an rann try some the Pacino, 8, HOMAGE TO CATALONIA -HOTEL CATALONIA, BARCELONA faces ny :from Dundee Dance Factory and se ‘venerable poet Shelley. The last inet I saw the latter was in Bournecitth with Joy Division supporting, ryy moons ago. I never thought it lld come to this... \ It was then that Luthar, the ckkline guy announced that Peter $ cymbals had us Al the at it by the time Peter stops at the thought that was funny but nobody Spanish border and gets the carne played all else seemed to — They've and our passports stamped (or rather here; Verde, Handl, Bach, Mozart, Liszt did'nt, as far as the latter's conBeethoven and Xmal Deutschland had a cerned, we went thru' 4 borders topizza round the back. The sicilian guy day ani no stamps!). Finally had it was brilliant, never stopped talking, with Wolfy's Soft Cell and Cure mostly about food - which involved many eee and plugged myself into Fiona's jokes about the english.- I could have Walkman with Nick Cave - which is how mentioned the war but I m heavily outface it english food I entered Barcelona - to pay homage take the tells little is a pyromaniac soxddern-theatre in a half-built =apblex of some sort - by the way pevva is even richer and cleaner fana;Zurich, As Post and me a cute house, apparently it used the best sound in europe. s down. Cheered me up tho’ and swaas 80 good to get hold of an gliish paper that I read virtually “i cof it by the time we got to SISVYVA. AAfter dropping the others off > tkhe hotel ion, As anether service station, gnan, could'nt have been and exercises, st decide it's better to suffer “@ retainmy cool. The Xmals ctiive-and:-duly flap about the found the truck, after waiting an out to dry, shutters, flat-top roofs, eternity at the police station - where pigs, chickens and the offending cockCasing | cymbals whilst I feebly g we had to report the cymbals missin erel that woke us all up. To try to up my stall in the bar. Shorte of the carne. We pull over becaus + cope with the culture shock of it all J aafter that, the cymbal problem did and it soon transpires that they I take it easy for the first day and waeolved by.a local band, the a travel permit, so they've have nt sort myself and my belongings. out. scxze open and quite a sizable midgot to wait at the border until But as I'm tryingto relax it suddenTowwd ; begin to assemble in the bar. 4nd they cant go back either night. ly kicks in that I'm the furthest ut the only people who come to the peraway from home that I've ever been because they have'nt got 4 swiss ‘311, are the Shelley entourage. dec” - mit now. So in effect they're stran in my entire life. Alone. The tides Jomev the» sound guy from wheR it was Jason's birthday as well. and of paranoia and depression sweep over z211 played ‘Dundee. But altho! Aahhh; Meanwhile we -have to unload me. Feel uncomfortable. Awkward. Lone- good to talk to someone coca the t-shirts again but. no propier ly as hell. I'm just-a hanger on. The ome’. I understood less of his because I did'nt sell: any. most disposable member of the. crew. ek scotch: patter than the Xmals' It wae'nt quite.as foggy as when The only one who does'nt -speak german. ‘rman. The only other ‘person I had» the but d, Switzerlan drove into we Cusitatns Aeretetill sheotrled in-mist Feel useless and basically sorry for y dealings with was one of the One hadMathoras ty that you could see myself. But Dammit! Here I am in Barcan) heroes who. supplied the cym- . alas and shared his bottle of tequila. -pershed above the Sicude® and another celona-and this is after all the sonily itth me. But that was ty, because the place just fine by had rapidly illied with rather too authentic Hitheads(for my liking); right to the blank expressions © and syachotic eyes. No, I'm not really at/all. Why would someone be zyring to sell t-shirts anyway? 9;, you must have sniffed Yee, it's all-an-illusion. | too much ~ ‘had doors carved into it's sheer rock “#V it.could be here, see ae nae ria ele Stea “face - I would'nt like to be the ‘post: can’ eee i man around here (or anywhere for atiat te~chaseling the two lowly reps ‘from matter) Pass ‘thru'’.2. really long . othe ‘Spanish Record Co.. to take us for tunnels and stop off at~<a: service . ~a méal,* They- could 'nt- afford a ‘drink station, where Peter Post buys ous - Tet ‘alone a meal. Wolfy. compromises. » Rocker > chocolates and chrisps.- King “andge ta. them to take us.somewhere.: looks: down disapprovingly- from his of. spanish. ‘traffic. "Ceti my ea You =. ~~ ‘ 'Brayo' poster. gaffaed. tothe ingide Peter: Post takes” to it likeSa” “Wkindf is. After’ our very un=rocking \picenic nobody eays-much? Sleap on ante. wal re Twould- have, ‘dumped the— usst carry.on chewing that table % egg, dont mind. ‘me. And-- ‘the promoter, | The off as we drive and drive” and drive, rand “sate in“a ‘shop ‘doorway crying. idd'nt convince me one “little bit. Lowy" Spanish" record Ca.creps leadyus of France, past ‘of the.van. acroas. the,’ “south resemb— g sat they were charming féllows that.) 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gO @ week to go 1n Darcelona, so liberate that hairspray, lets ventilate cellmate, who I've got nothin g in stiff upper lip, dont think of England the son of a bitch! common with except we're both pri and let yourself become a terminal Find the Gaudi Temple, 'LA SAGRADA oners of our own device (where's tourist - might not ever get the FAMILIA', as it gets dark, and duly that from?)/or I'm a senile parap chance to come here again. egic, slowly dying in an Old When we return to the hotel, peop seaside rest home. I've turned find the truck outside and Jason in: a different person to the Tom asleep at the bar, until that is, the Which makes it more interesting if anyVag that left London. I'm just a wande rest of the crew drag him off to thing. Drag Fiona up one of the towers, ing vagrant in search of nothing. "check out the club' - I was innocent by the time we get halfway up it's too I'm rotting badly. I've got gaffa to the true nature of their nocturnal dark to see where we're putting our fee ape hanging out of’ my bum! expedition. And they kept stumm about it a few hours later when they all drunkenly disrupted Rickers and me getting deep, asking eachother why we're here and why we never say any thing in interviews. Now there's only one thing worse than talking shop in your want to crash musos talking roadies and musos room when you and that's roadies and shop in your room when you want to crash, in a different language...I'll leave the self pity at that. Get up extra-schnell the next day, so as another not day Put my washing the band press to be doomed in Hotel out to dry and in a back conference, to Catalonia. bar for that is join their half a dozen journalists and radio peopte asking stereotype questions, thru’ Carlos, the promoter, interpreter and son. personal friend It was only of Richard after the Bran- conference that I discovered that Carlos does 11 this from a wheelchair. Hassle ter Post for some psetas and then .t Barcelona tourist stylee. Apparently one of the van windows ad been left open and some punk had grabbed my coat out of it, and then dumped it down the road. Spaniards have no style. Drive down to the harbour, see the statue of Christopher Columbus pointing to America, above a replica of his tiny ship that 'discovered‘ the place, and get my first ever glimpse of the Mediterranean. We pull up nearby, in the Gothic part of town, conveniently next to a bistro affair. Where we hang out until frust- rated tourist Sangster drags some ancient narrow streets, us down that cant have changed much since Columbus! day, to the Gothic Cathedral. Compared with every other european city I've been to Barcelona seems to be virtually untouched by the wars. The Cathedral feels even more ancient and musty than Salisbury, even down to the beggars with bowls and little alcoves the I'm for every saint sure they made some pace - fortunately under of sun, them up, like and the whole place had taken on a Spooky surreal atmosphere, like crawling around in the skeleton of a prehistoric dinosaur - which is what it amounts to infact. By the time we get back to Larth both of us are staggering allover the place, intoxicated with the height, the weirdness and most of all walking up and down all those geddam steps. Before we return to the hotel keep going down into the crypt - GAUDI spent a great deal of his life down there, working on the temple, but before he could finish it he got runover by a tram in 1926. And the bastards still have'nt finished it for him. I've always worried about that... Back at the hotel Peter B. shows off his new cymbals and loboted the night away infront of the telly. Apparently If I'd taken the trouble to switch channels I would have caught PTV rocking the nation on "LA EDAD DE ORO' - The show that we were bomb supposed to do but there was threat or something. Spanish bombs rock the province, we're a fly- ing in on a DC10 tonight...spent most of the evening in a constant state of paranoia that any minute they would suss out that there's 11 people in our party and not 10 and the Gardia would bundle me off into the night to rot for years in a rat-infested spanish gaol... A Radio interview, some sleep, another hit of Gaudi, then back in the r'n'r van - after all the culture it was good to be back on the road to rock'n'ruin. A cornetto cop takes the piss out of a snoozing Miss Rickers. Peter maneouvres the van past him, down the narrow little gothic streets to the little club where we're residing for the next 2 nights. This is virgin territory for Xmal and a last minute job at that. My t-shirt all I remember with some sales doing dodgy little endorse this, is bartering chap, The next day, the last one in Barcelona, I think there were plans to visit the Gaudi Park, But I dont think we're ever going to get outo this hotel now. I came here illeg al who and now for my sins I'm not going t be able to leave. Our next Plan to |, to the 'Harbour' went the same way| the and Gaudi Park. Peoples' faces cone ge like tormented ghosts heuntir this spectral lobby. All I can remes ber is this dammed place. The accure hotel clock keeps chiming, but tim has no real significance alivmore. Where is your prison? Beat and defea Wish I never saw that Luis Bun eul fi A few centuries pass. Revolutions an wars come and go but have no effec t. the eternal monotony of life in the hotel. It's just like it was when we arrived here. Feople are taki ng gear out thru' the doors. I too get to the door...then Viona says "Qh, I've fer. gotten my keyboards", only going to the gig and she's forgotten her instr ment? Dont really believe it but go back and help her with her gear. This time I escape, out of one prison and into anothef, our mobile one, our prison on wheels. That fucking van in Barcelona rush hour traffic. Altho!' I had little grasp on reality at all at that point, I could just about gather that we were as lost as cunts. I'm not feeling well at all, mentally, | physically, anyfuckingally, my cold' s ares and I could probably do with a th. E i long fine oestag ae Just about get religion We're going when home Se ee to turn pious and we get to to daddy the | gig. rollin' stone. Bop about idiotically when the saint of electricity and fountains allows. Everything that goes wrong now is put down to laughing at the saints in the cathedral. Fiona had planned to go back and light a candle in penance. The gay guys at the clud are even night. nity jollier than the dont care. Wait an a cheese roll next door They for previous eterand wanted to swap Iggy ami Patti post- find Post keeping a paranoid eye on the patron saint of electricity and cards for a shirt, and totally fail- the van outside, convinced that we're fountains. ing to communicate with a cute art going to be attacked by bandidos and Iark about in there for awhile, student who did'nt speak any english have all our t-shirts stolen. The being suitably blasphemous, then Fiona Infact it was no mean embarassment crew are hanging around the stall to and me set off to find the GAUDI temple ‘for all of us, the first night was make it look less embarassing. Found while the others go off to get Peter B! Fbeing filmed for local FY. I think them almost bearable. Think if it cymbals. Get lost at first but it does! they just turned up the lights so was'nt for the language barrier I nt really matter, we've got plenty of you could'nt see the audience or would have proved myself to them by time, it's a pleasant day and we're lack of one. And that must have now. It's the easiest thing in the keeping a loose one. Strowl down the overloaded the power points because world to become one of the lads. But Ramblaz, toward the Gaudi Temple, at a leisurely about the only ers' about went down could tourists or ‘punk rock- (bad english) Altho'’ one probably of the side buy some. halfway we're if you streets Just you about thru’ the electricity cut the 'Harbour Incident‘. Apparently since the night they arrived,and went Many people}! seen everything imaginable for sale here, s0me of it quite appalling, all manner of birds and animals crammed into tiny Back at the hotel once more, a drunken irish businessman gives us little commiserate with. “his goddamn hotel is really getting to me, feel like I'm in a prison cell with a cages. ~i*. armed 32 Went into a spanish security guards. that guy looks Boots OoEe0o! like he's going to who wants to? Find out the whole lurid! tale of Werner (the truck driver) be out altogether. Or perhaps we should ‘nt have took the piss out of the electricity saint. Everyone at the club saying 'Manyana you do better. an undrinkable bottle of rum to to 'check out the club* it before they (they'd never \; set-up), they'd been hot-footing it hack and forth to the naughty area on the harbour, Unbelievable, these r'n'r guys. I only thought that sort of thing went on in the movies. 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Wjust as I expected it to be, you eget meet at the border and .take the vee > © almost see Roman P. chatting up little line off ‘hem, that's it for Spain and.” 3 €irls, beside the rich pigs' yachts, the crew) {From “there on’ everything eoee” _ telling them he'll make them into stars. in the vay inétuding - Jasons Despite. " Somehow get lost and take a detour into that whatz Z Baw yesterday s500n pone # Momco, carefully edging back down the the seconds “most, phenomenal landscape ~ treacherous road from Monte Carlo. The I've ever, Been.) Pasa the mafia coming /trucks up ahead in the tunnels sound out of Madvid» or whateYyer, “the? ‘spanish | /like dying dinosaurs as they apply their equivalent as, ina “fiset of black limos; Air-brakes for all they're worth. SomeOur little bus > poutties past them and jone finally spots the neon NICE NOVOTEL follows the” long,” long“road” tright thro?—light, and that's as far as we get toI slept at aii, Do remember stumbling out of the hotel and nearly smashing a8 plate -claee fire-door with. Wolfy's ‘think the Heart of Spain, thru’ villages of day... rustic yo nestled into the mountains, : Dark horse Jason Anything (remotely like a mountain or best frustuck so far simply a {bunch ef rocke perched om top. Stop off at another roadhouse for the to be full place ah has ea of a Madonna iwe've I expected old gringos got brings me up the and the news go today, that even further to Blightly over 600 infact...the central european KM's playgrounds of the rich are such a contrast to the shanty taking siesta, quite surprised to find town ghettos of Madrid and Valencia. people that wonld'nt look a miss at But both are equally impressive to my motorway caff in Swindon. Pass thru’ Hungry eyes. I'm content to sit and at must have.been an army town. Lots’ ‘stare, imagining I'm Terry Thomas sad old geezers in biack. berets, 7 fedriving an old banger with Tony Curtis H anardhiste. “from thes»Spanish “Rexel Pin som wacky highflying 60's flick. ion? | This is just like the movies. Climb Back {ip Cate tonia. or the van: "all, “high up into Monaco, gawping at a = and it BCa)1-gone adready and |ithe “.precarious little monastry up in the my mind split fen.” What I saw i's/no« ” mountains - the doubt in jimmy head” Somewhere, but not =f (2hassan-I-Sabbah sort of would have place that hung out near enougheto get. -down hare. Stop at, zat, then gazing out over the glistena service ste tion’ as. “the sungsets..) ing Med, even the sea looks expensive Should have! got the guitare’ Out and\: pe it shimmers out infront of you, serenaded each~ ‘othen. what’ was quite | dotted with rich pigs’ yachts. No near the GERONA/ NOVOTEL, where “this stretch come 8: -to-an-end” and- the’ hagrsile;- begins again. Think we had ea meal served up by muzak zombies. Slept badly, still not entirely free of the cold. Ty paced Rickers/Bellinder last minute rush. Started the foliowing jay off really jardly on the to report home spanish border ‘ogey wrong edt back on said a-word foot the all and never right one. day. Little how much would'nt mind I despise them lazing around I down there for a few weeks, soaking in the Bpectacle, never mind the alienation. One more tunnel and jan border. First thing then the Italthat happens to us in Italy, only about I00 metres infact, is we get pulled over by a mous tachiooed-portly laughing policewho spot-fines us 12,000 lira Zle6) for not signalling. I thought about crossing the back into France. Too to |/Be® much matter Ve@it was quite amusing but I dont retost did...an altogether better think jourto play of the Pyrenees. Then /fe barren spenish™ wilder La7™hey today. Teach Fiona how ess changes to”. <cool lugh “French 1vine: “prag (100 lira - a matchstick), almost y ards. Stop OPP at a: cafe _s ome whe re ‘in won enough for a capochino before she he south} f: France's ‘Tony D's herg somé>" got the hang of it. Once we leave the here, lopkingkfor something. I'nf Gust 72 1 ps behind assing theass \poing. nowhere and’ EXP" again, more us it gets flat and boring motorway scenery, only it' oting nothings Truck Fell past, frow=' ys italian this time. At the end of it Ll over five icont ite nt . All we ever seem. this time is BOLO:NA. Fiona's been » talk afeugets, food. \GermanBy cathy Meeme there before and hates it. Still light unders fama why anyone) would’ want! to bE When we arrive but by the time we find ‘getarians jhe a B concerhed about. my the ‘hotel' it's pitch dark. We had Climbed up a never ending hill out alth. Eyeryone? 8 lalwaye concerned... al for s##onmand™ Peter By who play. Pokeérof Bologna, to what looked like an Mat's betore we nearly have arnold deserted asylum overlooking the ra bit ternatipmad incident with “Les Enrages city. Oggie trek driver’ © ZT still dont really: There's a lot of joking and "UNow what!/4¢% was all about —- but when we BELIEVE-ABLE!"s The asylum turned out to be a Youth Hostel, where we could opped f6nepetrol once I remember this ate fremen truck driver’ jumping around Stay for nothing if we so desired. tside. e others get out and there's Z've never stayed in a Youth Hostel arly figtiemtiae, but it's not my PCR see nd I'm not about to start now. For atever ft-da. Start to drift further Fonce I agree with the others but probd furthes into a worla of my own (where gably for different reasons. The promoare are fae any rock an ye _ or ——— yter, moverways) - whose at the root of the fuck-up

wut ‘ summonsed and quickly appears. an old Triumph. This is the Mauritizio. He shows us round eget for 5 Ome - long; poppelten reason..the..last..beer otha tethees m living in a van. Every day I snug-myopie barmaid (brought Sle into my corner’ of, this metal womb g7i down, cot Be backstage Pee or Hospital every night 1 make myself another womb, ; a that still looks like an at least, and stra- t again and back into Bologna. the van, next to the famous | or Neptune, while Mauritizio | omout another |hotel. The only | rooms jis the mos t ||expensive a fe) Pe ter Post, Jason and me | | billeted at Mauritizio's. fo SO, after dumping sooing to lsee the /Style in town, lwe spend Att before the final allging ourselves cuits restaurant. tt | | our last over- off day, the’ only italian iit [of a/shambles, one, of flightcases|and to. spell, t-shirts to’-be a reason seems there is 1 get There" p some I attemptlir¢ Ob ing to go up me ae tee ‘and © is, UP i us attempt to but ile aby punks on me, "You! go} up with)! ie” oei | Qut this tine and thie 0 eM { 69 With Must! try to/hang loose it. Little 4y4 ¢ontrol |(room! arid Br in, Mas tock | things; like own, seem vitally, An hystericat Cie geese | |Anjal tumble 6 but, dont} think 6he) Gan z| along behind Jason to find a tsart= ‘out yet more carne, require-| ites fang: f ing lly ‘ending up at the) Merchandisers have feelings [too,! you! cackling/ over, my, sridulder. ‘know. And of: course it was @ waste! || time the! 1if¢) comes down d''S hotel to/find them still in 1,, Spend what's |left of the day | amongst } of. bloody Video! } gLLID, WE} RE XMAL DEUTSCHLAND, | WHEN TO WATCH MUSIC wits IN TPALY WE LIKE BGO" | rd [Before te ieave for} the gig bing) ze! bad taste postcards and; Fiona / eis @ "bad taste photo of us in=> saat of the memorial to the victims tthe: fascist bombing at the station vonsite. Some gothy types outside * «club when.we return, much silli1s) ingide, the mikes are set-up a “ i ifeet from Jason's desk on the “ sceeffoor, should at least break mi the audience/band barrier.” tkrily they'd come down to earth *.after Madrid, and dtte an intimate, back to the the power cut fasir. And when 2iin, ity gave ne“h, playing the a gig was roots out r'n'r cliche, when ‘grroupie' tries to 'make it' (rock ‘rroll talk,/ ) eh?) vith ayeyxore in 2 band, but especially W icch greatly, pleased ime because I'd 2m getting |fa lot of) stick off} him nese the Valencia affair... i 0)', THE MOBILE |METAL WOMB BiOLOGNA -VIENNA-LJ UBLJANA meevhe fa jsometime, that familiar 2 the! road ' feeling: Too least jhad a 00d night's ince (I last ern > och longer [cafcioptes or long lsince sleep and had a bath evena moment > tnygelfs, Until now that is, sitting time | The |rest) agains-Sit, there | my. \flightcases and t-shirts in a corner at the bottom of the ‘stairs, like a caged anima? ina |/Z00, not selling!a sausage. The, | off if. gery i| up is ean | ee (fing ground m4! Anja who's We've be: : ban, : like mad, except me sitting sedately at at 9 and just Mthe doors te at, arrived open at 10. ther van all dayer behind what 4/jor us 5 houre wae nt-a very exoiting y‘¢ the Vvanybut outside) fe ingide ing.){fae [tallest aoe Bt I'd ever seen,’ vast road: “constructions, Cty pi cal Brooks, acks, a. Ja Hanniba E van) loading ritual -is taking) plate. | And) that's that: One more tolgo.| | singer it all | me amused me to it jin him incredibly eds. os introduced he until Nivea, called |a girl who to the hotel | On the way on 4 i knew Under 2 Flags...at that point| | the band duly drag me off} again.'..| te ide | a nazil), b Ds efore a few TBACH : AND THINK ie so eB ae we get pull- ENGIA ND) laughter. the OF over for curb=crawling in the red | Ks soon as I hit. “the: eS re ae ed seemed te start ringing. Blearily light district. Everytime the cop __ pick tt up. Have'nt got ‘a clue wha: tried to ask us something, Anja-burst “She out hysterical in on form. The really was exasper—.can night be ated cop eventually gave up and with morning callat a defeated shrug waved us on our way. it feels Like a It feels/like a Grosser schlaffen- (is that big Vienna /and this sleep or great shee p?), shower, then it's-culture wulture from leather cold damp time.again. Bogarde coat for Vienna all the big in to Dirk jacket iz but dreaded Out on _ttie stree sunday in. ‘Manches Pn, 2 sunday everyday a one isda particular 1y. mac ones Huddle in that puffy state fragile early morning and heads the but 7AM! drizzling my Bogarde saying, Was porter nothing. else up} 3 thateal hate so much. Every little thing down mindless| tourism. Apparently irritates me, like it always does it's Austrian) Independance Day. 30 I should really be ina bed when rolled tanks years ago Way comnts somewhere. out. So it’s a bank holiday and noMy seat in the back is vent thing much jis} open, but there was "nt many people about,or cars, more horseover at an almost impossible angie, drawn carriages infact. In Germany with all the gear behind it. My the vieneseé are thought of tae the head is almost touching Rick' seat infront. Have a isting tcping the but; that: surely does'nt include ito sleep on the middle |seat) but] architects. It's rather sine be old a ra a with ; coincided ez zig-zag thé hail, ‘we nearly died on coming’ down into 8 day Wery much glorious empire igone, very imperialist - some of the, ‘Vienna. Everytime we went round aueess Eel ral lane Ecticheyorteres right stunningly Wandertthru! pevery tence beautiful these ton. old build ings palaces, of interest a dull and as well. of ally outsides all Gretty Plat - except strategic: placed bumps on the utobabn, edllerie@sgi 4, maka ben limposeib ine ae one f+ oes barge ‘into’an organ recital in an old 7 J... Jat pout to} and Th eel . i geaeelsy go-past where they do:all that Rne |toali oF!|‘my Hand! 2 a flightcase: in a corner of the bf the deeursediieumnee f (Club in VIENNA, A nicely worn iio | Spanish Bid fae stuff, some sort of | ae Rae Wj, jute dodgy eternal flame, and we were €0in@ vob place with grafitti sprayed ted iron walls. Peter B's atite ing away at his kit and everyTagile nerves. Everyone's a ‘The qo> dy t a ae Only time fer a quick highteap back of a vienese h/ core! band made at the hetel and anbit! of night orter ~~ hed slightly bearable, by kee ping baiting |(I doubt if this onl Change it all that crusading tor vers Afterwards erre! 8 another bu banging and Shout ing imvortant,!and if. you dont get your |take! anything] sexipusly anymore.” Gilis way you ‘throw, an- “inf antile tantrum. | time the! jobject of her} mirth, ts faowe Like I do before ‘Somebody shows me | cullen looking Fraulien Ri dia ==ee — 4 ‘where j\to put the fucking stall. | | | got la thing about Tifts . Anja? fe tstill but quite a of ithe | ‘Music : ‘up with iit | on hig Owns! shy 7Then ‘thesmestrhe of that chatted hed bros we Charlie Harper?" I left a! part ' thenen ith ere' 8 ' som food and: gaffa tape assant shambles. Spend the day clking:-out; the tiny club and tag- sorting infront dlale channel. @quip- There | has; ment. lI have’ to get: out) ard ‘Jawore and hard-core practise their english loading jthe Tif t . like, for: it, but all occassionally ae know you to people. |to. happen, you'bastards! | gig the if And so, there I was and ‘Efe re 1 | a ae jie he fo ee a remained’. Make some fucking ‘coffee, { up} and Jason |ge te Bone One | 3 . in Mauritizio' g The cave j the idea | Council - run, out or ad } L ar ot ag oa chines. ers e d ~~ a ene! Bpene TugsilWe e Klimpt ceilings, suppose in his are \1¢3 abort -af| peer queue thes ng chee looki Wlat a us kn omino An iets faceace it,) I dont know d BF eee but to seeith geous to have, lees pretty outra ont *| what the Veuck I'm going on about. thrut)e ~ That night there's @ lot more Lite Viet See ees in the ven the end is in sight and we (han crossing Dalston es 4 first town we passed thru’ 5 know the! ie is only 10 minutes aways westernised (7 not 10: hol . My penultimate merchand= was pretty much ising sti nepassess uneventfully, Only sorry to say), and apart. “* infacty J; havetne seen] ciara vee me sis hear ae them since Zurich. When IidoJIal<ji oa at ala. past eeeany eae town, C. > 2 got evenuititne ways enjoy them, well almost always «| But-usuallySI just hear bassy drums y/— bits. of manic. synth and) the odd)igas from Anja “coming round the: corners): LS the West)! =) : 3 this great pains a3 ote re deass. AR Teg BAS RLEABEN Nepad ease ae 85 rrreth, cold, all very ‘Sound ofMusic’ ~ Stay at my post tonight until 1 finish

> leep adfiigthe next , Heave;' nt behaved piikemthatr. since ~ Bands. I made’ the mistake of ge tting / those Jong off halcyon days ot ‘D> a bottle of vodka, had liberated: in in some erumny* provincigy” disco™ thirngulgsee gis) band “Tai baehiete’ s omenerag osaay h/core’ _ the: conta sanother hotel.. There's lots of porters" “about, so I waite ae THBmvan and sort out®my thoughts * Viennas out infront of /‘the latters , and ¢t-Shirts to pass the: “time. When There(Was no bar amd me producing / Peter Post amd Jason reappearmit's the vodka was ike Hunter ». Thompson one point Fiona even haa Her. Bei tae biade out./Sub it was'nt/such/e gous night for ithe yith party. Jagon Igor, fis te the the “promoter, who venue, whith»is shows eee kins into the NME /withean article, round ~ »1l did all this in the foyer fin a just girl the cofmer from the hotel@Even Feter cloakréém affair, with a guy ‘selling Post geemediminterested in what egoes laibdach tape§,fanzines and otHer on d dwn here, Ddcould tell Festival Jeet because Hall sirounded by School and get Kidsvwho help « WBein with the backline. Peter-Post and no Scort at my efforts: to fake myself usefill = Of course’ -sett= ane BOL B® Up a drunki€ explore massive de far beybrdt me the Hall Gnstead. concert hall = it's with’ Sildars and dtatues, best place “5 ‘vé done -¢ without @ doubt. r p / Then Igor introduces! himself to mes “and I'm (delighted: to do am alter ego on him and explain that I'm not/ justia, roadie but a journalist well. He@in turn tells ‘me/ that not just a promoter but the as / he 's zound~ uy/ manager of TAIBACH. (Then I say i'n Wot just a roadie/ journalist but an Urban guerilla...It%s good to be abdilie,to talk about uing other than the, tour and nore “ome thing that so some= what*s I*mminteresting 8 and di@msemi-plan to investigate anyway. Spend“the rest of the afiterDon ES BS the“breeze with Igor. @nlas, night falls Peter Back to the hotel (kee p- ‘t¢lling him goes to pick™“the. band jape /*hen they arrive Igor @Ppologises’ for thejivenue. iEhan anyyhere ould ‘nt, haye Post roa, I had to“ that‘s) it's better in London, but jhe at. When he ‘was over for ) the ‘sla ibach/ last Few Days gig at Had the. Digrame, Camden? \Padgee,y sorta. ‘yugoslay they visited a niightc}uvbies blew 4 -€ 41 th nf support / band, ‘whem he gavevher ithe key So: af tet if ockKing night away and eetting id timberyard ty/ The. of i Jason, . “ie,steep like & on Fione* 5) floéore ) ae frustrated ( the ' Wake up to find) Arija/ throwing” Peter Post Y@ibieved me for a Spal. They looked and Biqund ed stunning. Even dvan Novak said@they created an her voice and Wolfy's interesting atmosphere. Aftterwards it allegot a bit crazy, someone Migked a gone open®up,a said heal ti,Only, just mite 2 miss ing, probably gone/s4 restaurant, .like he /alwayer he ‘WGnld someday. Ricky jafd. Pegs B. have'nt st@pped arguing allright Cop's hat while H® was helping a gin Jason's attemptingmto rape a chambes look for hér lost contact lens.-At one time I thought I was going to be* - mai@and Peter Post's™@miving a trol} carted’ dodgy off to S’iberia/ capitalist; for Found ° ey down the corridor, back@bent, chin _ resting whereWhe imagines the steer in being»a myself sur-. Mwheel to be, hands up like on a chop per, Manic. grin, eyes“@lazed - follow img a White line that has teen so enthey wanted tolbuy, t-shirts. Everyone &reained. An, higs,mind it seems reak has >to do national services As one/ enough -t02 hime... of the hard -core /punks{ told me, Bek [Oot va ize an intetyview is swingtween pleas for, Vodka = because. he ing./ Uvor™s-organising it abl, overhad to start his the next day(?)/= shad owing Hus / rival, who's asking, thes makeyyon do some thing even, if guestiéng cat | least/ twicé as long as you've got’ no/arms or /legs.) ‘ { 4 round ed/ by iced that aquad‘tes 4 but then I not- they had fapikey ;ndir and / Fiona," Had to get Ivan back in’ ditter eyezyone ‘removed’. ising Was Stuff all dina/(needlegs enormous problems the LéGbaich will mer chand — you neat : ‘about a thousand dina to the pound or something like ‘thatyI dont know into my d@sh, bag and dump it back-/ stage, narrowlymayoiding interview. - someWhere Ivan for a a video warited me to go off chat but it would (tos (which will be the have /alréady doné for same as they Klaus, when he went on their ‘Tour of Oceubied Europe"), g0 arrange for him to get the master-tape to thes ho tel \befiGre ate least mas-ter { thévinte nview Winds me he's where another At that /itseir up point . and we of ae te go (but. (ba ibach planned to < come} to / Hamburg. themselves, in a Weel) .So St ad Ont matter). Quidkly drop fs s8omel sort of pppers",One fof the hardy s sgoxé punks hadj given me and I'd, A ‘nds t/ forgot téA about,’ and dump ty gear have beentoo complicated. ‘totet back to the hotel, and besides ~@ ladbach dont de. intémyiews as such, Igor’ tells the,Studio, be “SHour ‘Wath ‘the to Bay /1 had there, _AnBWers . ° “just cons’ from rather Officiously in’ the, , S'palce shuttle, _ THE END “OF THE ROAD- } BEAM ME“UP , “he, SCODP vyff but simply exploit: the~ interview and aitho' e's a ,~ - situation “to ex pound their “ManifesJohn Fee1 , grand - daddy sof Punk, he was muéh imprest. sed and eould 'ntbeljeve that I'd ! never. been there nor wanted to. ’ ag the band soundchecks he taked me to the studio round“the , from’ the vather unsubtly ‘fis hotel room.’ msubversive stuff¥The place was lite Tgox Only Speake english, thankfully“ erably packed shoulde@to shoulder. not) germ n./We park “ip outside the Only gOtwto see a bit of itil when magnificent original really © / Warp fa@thor 7. No, not really@yv thd speed does "ntmaeem to have any: ef fect @hink it was me tags ine and some thing anyway, best when yotlze pissed. Act— ually fétmd when I wokeifelt it put me to“Wkeep slow, and stoneétdpor we leave and then hhmp |fas dacge, per Mike after the West of a speed Ce back of the Festival Halt to: het t centage of .the back] ins ont. in “the Gown. Dont rememberfimeh before the Ivan Nowak 6f Laibach. I th 6aght pissing Fain (roadie or*,aj Cura) {ates Aust rigiipborder. Queues “‘Oftlorries itondd be really, giffice ult, to! ‘while everyone else lank) |@bouts ) aga ify going our way, ‘pre sumably, they talk with{mim bot At was nt zt, all. Glad in 2 silly Opride { in’ 4 fou well} Pant travel on a sunday, if infact He tells me ‘a_ bit about thenlsélves y ‘done® WAY, ‘that I. Showed” 2emythie / dtodaw is) a} Sunday, it probably is. tes they put the finishing tovehes y ‘last time I work’,hork ang Ay 4 j Peter Postl revs / the, sHuttle up and to their master—tapeus which@they’ , Ye ahs Stutt. A gkinhty : Of latoury | ems if to. the trons (the queue. had wanted me to smugg lee odek ) fl up yer arse, he tg; tock! Molle) :2 A Rive’ him: das dient" 4 dinas and Walter Ulbriéht in Hamburg.“NOby Jason had a pani. ‘see, running >y yo At (quieter gerMe eg gets the “Phat it's illegalmbut the state da, —UOft withsone of Ricls Arom the! ‘ / carne stamped > have Bwhabit of intePiering in ‘SUppert. bandeto a nhedi club, Bicky / I Shinya ty apres btage the! Die leibach 'sWaffairs, infact® elmost as and Peter Bl) go as priA , |areuine/ as J Was tg get ag b% ‘ab Munich (then; ouch as likewlte. they go. Yegy) they’ dQ, “2 eu by Havel find fa Nove td) (F'étop off; fox the ' fmleave them to“it,and erent to. whightclubs, the my dodgy he merchandising“a@uties gest Aver time. for it alsoWnust .rést?op@usugo ¢pout {t\@ather more Gignir ied, le. Rtines Igor takeg. us back to thes ho ted and , ‘ ni gh* and /compsJetether) Ourney the / Rexf day,/ Eygrathang Be Himhazy af tem thdterne gtly >t He keepinghit +o= nearly bésa finest, there cant. nave... gé ther is BOup ite tie ,~running righy | , wp >buy US a meaBe Then we have a hew been 7 ay t-shirt stalls in the _ S@ase of lire, PMarred on to find thru’ the 4middle of pve xytiine . /Duly Egst, and it ‘showed’. Probably the-. - ott WHat Jasons’ Rickiiyand Peter Ey, =, Rea OTe ofLSys (dione je VeRaKnOW te y best ‘Live eyez, 9c Oni including Antup te. SoWe get Igor “Poubake us to’ was, ac ica ox (mebag- en therefig no an ia |Gaye. I>ee ink they getiabout the club wheremthey should Dewmlt's one else’ in, sigius tp iivens | cr guded 5 GQitite a groovie 1 Tete places 17 Repl one ly life... Game by the tinge we / yoA ac c dpa nie tO Mp aoe theke used 16 B provincia; english qWaeo (is! nt “Reach the Gore Much quer ~ 4 be (udeeus thriving pind emerouns™ / ae A snobby term, 'provitigda! is). ation Rio. be back home: ne |(be ing >< scene in™ Wagre es it seems what little Ti cgay behing the ASO tiDe@y, — 400KM's- ‘away, the other end Qei@em “OG action there Seas ng Bewitched pare ys:for*e soctaliat ee “many. But the“tec ision is mage to Ljubjlana. Imst Havel been more! peop one western Dalpa /@ b month jand Ajthot, y "abit an the Bbciety ©of the eR en going to H@mbpre3 there than Madrid. Finemeled lyjend y smdgked! ay ed epeckdcli-tomey Big@Batanic trucks ™&re set j008q better probably interest wise it was Igor outrage me and across the night. laborious any pena piona Wolfy, all the other ones put together. by hassling the DJ to play Billy Ido 1 cing as they go on through, })o¢kine~ people ranging from Igor eet a of and sotinee ike dirty <a rockers. out the night, gobbling uP the gact&y

wae ge: line of freedom. suwning gal convoys Otim eeering of little eentirely them, protected we goes by the semi- jarring ur keeps I return interior. .ckkn€sBy, only punctuated ,e,/to Post, jam on the would brakes for all te worth, and I would.regain a fleer reality and find the»backfe of some ungodly truck directly Froont. One time sa of hulk one twisted the such so; must agon-/ and on-coming” assume that if we'd ' ¢there a few alas have’ Maybe been Bet it was'nt minutes earlier, we I'd almost some funny»looks I growl and on mitter erbahn, posing like a good spent night: take ‘me U- wmore them. interesting than mine. chased PTV NEWINGTON Before-’l went there Wigant gave At -2hMiI ‘decide to get a cab to> Re tol/®@eme on my interview. Manage gets; me Rick to decipher a tequila the latter ip plenty of time tof of one eee the being going® fi to Aah plenty of time out in about half an hour. So pr py Plas / toprapturous disinterest. Not wanting ° The train pulls in on the dey to be-rude to Klaus we quietly sneak Pe: 3.16, /keeb forgetting this is'nt off to the SUBITOR.: The goingspon at British Rai? (sorry woseph), but Gt KIR gave me evenpless enthusiasm “to soon will bé/now. Fuck up A DE 4 €O»back than the. "Daily Mirror'. | “(early quite a vat) by getting: ind last day. Klaus wake@pme up and says we'll get some bread andistuff OME Be |to;‘her aunt's room only a po ‘older/ = that's the one: who answer-' tthe phone whem Jehn and me’ arrived); ay empty carriage'at the front. But 2 non-engiiiish speaking guard explains and ‘go to his girlfriends’ ‘for frum. +, me that if@Dadont move to the back’ “Depore Untrecht I"@eend up in Parte stuck before seeing DECODER’ and doing the ‘interview. Rick»was supppoal{f@@ethat I'm going “to fall to i sleep sooner or later, som ake my way osed to ring us, because. she wanted to sit in’on the interview, and dO a copy of: it for her:‘flatmate who's doing a. journalism course Z-but the +4 the Hook bolind. back carriage st which are of courseWall full of slee pe ing passengers. Stare OWt,the back at famous /Hienhoyer phone wasvn' work= the(tracks ing. \He'ar of Indira Gandb its ;‘assass~.behind me, and Germany diss@ppearing until I haye to crash rout ination when Klaus ate chies on his ‘somewhere. Pind! a compartment with Anja'Scar, radio. Good “start,.* His girlfriend only a ‘student atehad left her room in a state of place’ is yet another tohverted pring thaos. Loads of drapes and inddarfac tory floory Des, Spartan than... ‘tes and pi®Ges, old punk rock and bad Tilli's. Sit doWnyto;fots tuck as, and (KlaurB ; 1 ga(?) tries tof ring? Rick Bhd, Jim Jones memoribillia. After & then goes to pick her’ up. Belion H8te] floors it'stgood to be “So as Klaus ‘kept saying hy farts me thinking 50 Ao) When I get back ‘sg@'Bit.eThe tour's lay at»KIR again. It was some sort of ’ ¢t’‘might have Been an hotel at dreadful english new wave ~psychede lia + ii¢ |ae a Ps Be od ae AW night. We got there just asa certain: Te ret 4 + th aI HOME (3) Onlymthing of sentimental —_— A Anja and/me were the last inmates Sboafl out. Gather’ up our belongings ‘> the last Aime and’ stumble.) into tenohoyer: Some coffee and then Anja to. sort : for h at the. pooped street that led/to the»Reeper- used mean?’ St th does that lt. comffies Fiona andime outanepeTish a2 2. olateopn ami mtac) a the nig te ronned who comes with Bick and me to Klaus' gig/).5t yn, the purtét, that léoks Liké fe vtenber struggling with nore hige isyr objects at ithe studio, a tortuous geek to what ‘Tm ‘what that wants THE JESUS AND “MARY CHAIN had Finishedt orn bathroon, buys me drinks, NO SLEEP’ “Ih6@] STOKE ‘#;\eiering early-morning streets)of @oourg. The city is just coming we with, sunlight and hamburgers iglinning’, another week on the corptatte assembly line. inthe a e getmon Markthalle, pite posters aboutla. bit by the W“@Y and waits outside with me forthe most of it by the time Keef Rickers makes her entrance: with her entourage °7°* <Then’/I'm on my)6wn again. Feels Cade, Katrin and Thorsend from the . Good in iy Wey and quite exciting mM The last well. His-/grand- me the pilot issue of NUVOX with the >@nhof, (just so nothing can go wrong. and said window I homelas in due, quickly *» parénts were russiahs, who were-on the WRONG side. in the Revolution ‘and got 1. to write Subiton./ Which (they do,” th Pu’ the I'd I'd arran arrange d toto me tmee Rickerckers s ; ged me dodnig’ th is setting pea—soupér., Peter B, who We picked up on the vary buys me the” first “of many beersy ard we talk / parents- - his family Pistory ist ree ‘ve: T%d~seen a lot of the stuff, it 1s the Mediterranean, the other side i tthe continent - that we had just Spssed in 20 hours. Sit there pretty EEN as the mobil-womb sets free w'ss bewildered offspring into.the & rreally felt like ‘to the course in the Bar Zentrale, she brought along Cade from ‘Hungry’ ‘Hearts! .maga- zine, time and Captain Future? forpiék me up and) noise freak. Feels good tojbe on my - seggionyeall own, left to’ my own devices. That rubbish,.. Sanow where I was or anything. It at intleven have much effect on me 2 SAF® BUROPSAN A MBURG ST. PAULI, a lot/more | / Sort of thing, but I/ musy,sbfick to plan... /” 1 “% | |: So, shere I ite he pace ‘tee Anja Shacenté= ob ey, Artie ic— sidé except: customs, ‘so £0) straight back. I Wonld have’ liked#odhive for= the my an ' Préfend*). Nothing) misehasf He, other} One last wander up»and down the Re@P- Everyone 3 ia real horrorshow. Think I was levep most of the time. Really did' out water. to Uondon. ‘the tunnel()( whichis ies about Robert Maxwell ‘and Woodrow Wyatt. Why, oh.why am’I going back? ie half-alive nigh'tmare:every{nag looked like Heartfield masch2-lkunst carnage “The last part of the journey Filad_ just make get bDahn»as of, the’ wreck—that bad, but ni Fiona°grinned at me ‘e':re home." Out.of the to the harbour. Quite a melangholy djaunt-along it and undex. it thru’ icejmnear HauptbanhofyMto make a reservation for the following night. Pick up a 'Mirror' on the way back Biccle,; appeared mangled into the er-ier on our side of the autobahn. sree was no sign of police: or’ ambanuces, to finish ising,fer another gig (The Beatles , at the Star, Club?). Anja" s/gone to/ her mum's, sonl_take over her room before I go to thepTransalpino off- joccass— who He had gotten about that - {t had’been one of the main’ reason's I had to come ~ Hamburg in the first place. Day 2. Klaus is now busy organ- to deen grinding halts. In my semi.s coious state my nightmare and ~ sidity fuse. Mile upon mile of a Ly by Péter Germany! his latest project, a programme for gérman (cable, sojwe arrangedmfor ine 4 to See his film ‘DECODER’ and inte r= view him in a/couple of days’ befdre oceupants the carpet-lined eevil™outside southern all- and mobil-cave amongat Fhocf Sinister ambition is nt really the ‘best time and sy / of what I'm “going 'DECODER'; Yindthe’ morning that is, topLondon. Be caustand it was only @ ‘copy, Apart! from overs my, money's thatmand some difficulties £Sllew= a black guy Like). ‘as"human Be ie *hen “Sy in it, and manage’ to,‘siéep Gitmand “off rts Rotterdam. No problem with the various customs’ checks,-I actuall got ‘treated » Sori ets it: Was! aoa to watch type, sand light, iL Aénatona bieeethe ts/ off,%and I oy eae , a ‘with the black Y Ay 7 at did abso italy) nothing: theft go straight om with my story# who, oe Be’ was as amah who a ae ~~ Db dene eas Ath th ec h late |. ae ra ty AN Sak . bod al J the merchand Jand Wins pent made ing theWenglish the! many \- atea. 1 att : {een 8 ing.‘every All thingy, that reamintintricate ‘themes subtitles, unravel thems @dves the la: ores yaa me my bon ‘be te done is book up the. return with “Wel, but not 8 itiply enough to exXp= i s ‘1get) 7. a so a sents ; Baa) ino, ties Up! a few moose ends’ lain- here (it! s all’ in: sthe 'DECODER™ =. ba a ' he ar ofwee] section, oraZZ 17 anyway ) Re he ate Th Prinads Beatx fe at) i ae = Sa 4 fat : T see Spurs | iverpboNeite. saesugly family » put gt Te Slept’ thru’ most of dt. Still giessing. iGo back ten Hienhoyer to rN, Wand void from/the Journey « do the’ interview (aleo™Bee "DECODER! ry» Sarah me. He“SU got to/ be; a Pig. BS WWeally sunk/ in yet that it's Section), ,sthink it went surfinds ing- I oe ee and I ,@ont am have to poom and “try. to’ sell Bne ak out / oY »wetl, , if notee particularly GGod t-shirts ./ fexample Ooflinterview, technique for~ Seppoople are uglyyendiaaaa Senek me Ra ane Cole e nist ortunt’eeee meestme they diduthe” same JourneHif ive} tapmates Afverwamis che takers mags atice wags = a occupied vm) fy eer of a europe', ¢ down for 3 hours in me urés on per promised Ww mini-tour of Hamb-tTheciees fesenay 1" semounts toa strowl down mies eee another continent slip avay fram mat? | ,

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In order the Media -Whenever to break the Strike they are had to double-side track members of the NUM or any Pro-Strike ed on TV, they personality found Sieh speaking with women and their wives down here appearcoe Greenhan America, coming to apeak and..n) the écan be any hing, Bx, for the; individual . wl and do ‘Some thing schveryons knows. that our. political ‘chatam they were in 0 © Boriiet “people. Infzet the’ony. ‘people in es sholes. oft yestetyear are only the Dut |ion fa ny Oc seac ions ithe: “Heath a , (25 Py th Bnd’ Prigr ave unsE steed» “ap cand, Crit foi= sed: their Jeade rene on. ¢ more than i We SDE/ Libers a The Miners’. Strike do with was more “Petnetic: than” . the first: = few ALLOW OURSELVES. and to = "A to do wit everything: WE was ae chains political ¥ be Controx - by the Media ‘or Jet to bev%< trolled period, »» A King arose once more ‘from: Avalon and found some a boy called of many~ch irks ins ‘the his non-existant of people ran around. for 'The King from isin Arthurs armour..A the a bit, ‘shouting the altoge ther’! tha tthe’ King himeelt did’ nt exiat had » en yo eo To ie fa lot Underworld When~ they, discovered andvhe assassinated. long-ago they peaks on pack oat: once more. en the sone realised they fled King's to %. # Séotiand and Ireland. The forces~ i £ fe aes mo enane ard Death r of the ur-Kveryday os issnes who learnt to become \fond-.“Of oie chains. The Miners.go% pissed with, theirs, maybe subconeci ous be oeare the Until we ar,, ne running our own ‘lives we are AL slaves - albeit slaves tha ti‘haw ie they use it against the iz’pyn members ; ° Africa, allowed - nobiedy has the right allow anything,’ until we ore £ sade ~tracking ~ ales. intentionally butie is the most important: come Out of South bloody planet, he not” ‘being given Revolutionaries Life.' compromises I have made ottunity (intentionally of be a waste oe ‘swimming towards me in hallucinz ating waters fof: faceless heads .g Edward Munch#@ famous paintings of time, owet. "The Scream's evokes for me 8 One = thing I fee ten: times every oy Some bodyy,else) Once. fied or Perhaps thi tern “Democratic Ty: being urope upholder ; paid 5 told is ANS great of freedom ami that we choose who runs our liwes — which of course Make s us no better f i en pee ait QrAlifY fOr 4 bee

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_of or Se sentie Gambit/ Purmey but all “They also things acceptable... Theaplots , r clothes and sets -combaned © ‘eee the ampivalencey,which surreal for the But she made it iff Bo lour. would’ nt s came AE oF"UN third series and in 1969 Atha t 1 year again) we| are intp@duceds sto 4 Tara King, played by Uinda Thprson, \ with the series iven a new \exhub= }\ gave them half a World's head) start on anything else./ You-#ant-mind control? Well we Gam serye it with erant beginning remembers the | roses Dickens, nothing’ ‘Simpter-, The, _ and suits of armowp?). mind does of course play funny, In the very last pis ailof the tricks and with the recent repeats e first of the on Channel 4 serious Siaws can, be Vy‘Peel pe riod (aha! of FH i King) , here come’s the classic discovered. often Steed is forced, moment and ‘to Steed's apartment. to remember line, Japtemrikes than the real thing. "The Avengers' Much of the credit and of ten most the of comes fun to 4 of A the via Charlotte Rampbing,)immy charaeten.of (Patrick his anti- | y Jewel, Nigel Davenport, John) Cleese, | David langton, Gorddén Jackson, Roy Kinnear, jous assailants Creseyel): 50-50-50) and b= athe: List,oy ees The “hothouse “and |conveniently we can peseaters: obstructive revel stuntman foilage, in the in the Was missing»in where only with time, the Joanna derided for her thing, possibly some Lumley, role, much gave working screen. Steed 50 that ble around good naturedly, "appearances were & would and ly able eye more where to be possibly Patrick MacNee tial ‘lotus: ‘Eaters', had gone. to. ears actresses ('MacBeth' faster than though™with had to wear he the the became on roller 4 small bit information. of inconsequen- Well, two actua-— lly; A stage production of 'The Avengers’ was done. Apparently a get: “Spirited ‘romp, | : inthe } { a mite ) Mert, ‘End and \then vanished, but istranges't of the strange; those jgutless 5, ‘@uileful, »valeful bast/ Tadio\ vers-ion! { at the 014: Vic though erude’,/it' had a small run in the ve {ards |in South Africa Rigg wae ofiesot the. YQ respected ill- \ \¢ountry strike chin (apparent- see, of a carthorsé One h. and Diana he the (etc,etc, reid and:se back, on the ‘stage, & sight} moet to under be Gambit bun- Purdey "Te Avengers' are dead, new, old or otherwise, but in our hearts... WAB| mo ica=to. get-fat, ‘get Married, somebody to would skates), dreaming of the coffee ads to follow and looking in the wrong direction. High finance, I speet on you. seen, lan Hendry was in the Steed-mates would could clothes et Honor Blackman kick there every- harder the of the magic performances, any = though ei Tied* eran nce pore She ante a WeTiese vee ine’S12 3 rane literally ‘ef the poor BSR possibly than of: 1973. badney- punch ~ to. an: ‘anonomons; “pench= it folded, grace \ Life iis! a bastard. 4 Past forward a° few years and we reach that desolate. Plateau ‘grunt: WHils te deriverings as Ravage series two adféd_ ingredients that went down very, ‘We Lies th “tHe: public, (the very 4deat)zand , crete ginile. ‘frather~thansin)the - traditional ‘pafety-conso ious “axrc..ofabriumph. "Emma Pee) enitssa discernible The series.,. te marRably/ failed Jrole=improved ae amazonian assistant Rhondasy one-off of good as ever, though frequently too picturesque and, though Gambit's stratford John, Kate lengthernedcfor the whole series. O'Mara, Christopher Lee, Angela That ‘a5 1969 and that as your | Douglas, Peter Cushing, Liz Fraser, lot as wie Avengers' ended there, Nicola Fagett, Alfred Burke, Paul with Tara~ ‘King and John Steed coEddington, Freddie Jones and merely-“ercing Mother into shooting them a million othexs. accidentally, and unchaperoned, BUT, what can I say? In ‘Dial 4 into space./A nation mourned, Ty Number'| Steed is seen erratDeadly whilst standards dropped like. icatty— loosing—off_a_ gun_at_ myster- Joan Collins* prestressed. con— | even Pissing > He: also depcesits most ‘Of the-wine ‘spat out at some “quaint tae ting ceremony down’ his chin truly _-£0F good. The idea of an american film version has never seen the light of day. The series genuinely was as ; !Mother' | never the Pawety Gambit"s character. A total) dolt. Never (before has @ min managed to be looking in the wrong direction 50 much of the time. episode \ (Rhonda_Parker,-oft)tall, 39—=25 37) Sutherland, Donald Bluthal, I can pei TA} stirred to is like Psychic. TV getting on Top of the Pops) the couiteand|-French dissatisfaction@vith Purdey's image brought Problems, After a second thirteen stairs Linda Thorson was slightly shorter, slightly more sexual and/ dafter than Emma Peel. Poss ib Lys) thinking her algo. slightly irfcon= Sequential thé producers. brought in the popular actors, most of whom appeared. in 'The Ayengers' at one time organdéther; Warren Mitchell, John BT tea due to get network showing here, appearing on different nights of the week and though it reached the’ top ten ratings which under the circumstances 15 years jon. The stuff lof! Gods! of version the the dlockwise." it _ sometimes ¢Over a more appears on sight (of ‘We'll jive back. We'll Howard they. pass bring the role something of the Scariet Pimpernel, as pla by Leslie ALL be back’) when losing to determination of his thé aetine epirinn several In _ off, produced ‘NG doubt ling MacNee; an/ardent winger\(ard adpossible the a ster- left- descendent 3 \ ¥ Da os‘spa Brian Clemende.*.< (Battipg«wig attempting to look of Hob inj Hood! Was turning in ic ie :Fe, ouryes a call from Fraheesu My ha |Bond Digi ter:ip the clinches., ible tights! ei t ies -ing = whereabouts of bindas » 2 he a Bridisant.-» Surely the time is right Diana Rigg; Siok of being - ys ee} f oF a _champagne,) ‘commer Aer : for a return (again). We can ove Ge < andi Fa tidick NacNeeS was eS arn ‘niy hope and pray, like the chained up, of leaping: LPOM so 2a ts Underground ,,Knights ofaAy thurian and. ‘surely an, unwilling participan & Sedhuestered |a *the sh Qt ~Fhes an to het Sde akdawns in, nighich usta that. 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