Also got Classic Rock which had a big feature on Iron Maiden and a buyers guide to the Rolling Stones (they missed out a lot of their songs which I really love). They also had an article on Led Zeppelin - I never realised before reading this - they actually played their debut UK gig at Newcastle Mayfair ( Read more... )

the Rumours are true! --- I've found a clip online of the upcoming documentary about Inger Lorre/The Nymphs, I think it's going to be called Hooked on A Feeling and it's directed by Gregg Gibbs and I can't wait.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fPiwZ694hM&feature=

Here is a fairly recent interview with Inger Lorre that I found. I'd still like to know if she has any plans to release any new Nymphs material or maybe do a retrospective like NY Loose did. There are definitely unreleased songs out there, I have a tape (that's probably bust now) that someone sent me years ago that's a radio show that features ( Read more... )

If you check out Inger Lorre's blog on her My space page it says she is planning on re-releasing the Nymphs album/EPs on Sympathy for The Record Industry label and that she is planning on making a film with the guy who made the film about the guy behind that label and she's also writing new songs as well ( Read more... )

Dell are still trying to sort out the problem with my printer which is a shame but overall my new computer ROCKS! and I LOVE Broadband especially as I can now actually listen to bands on My Space and watch videos on You Tube ( Read more... )

I got the new issue of Zero, the rock music magazine today and I thought it was back on form again. There were a couple of good articles on the 30th anniversary of punk (God, is it really 30 years?! and then you start to think how old certain things are which still seem "now" like for instance The Velvet Underground which happened around 40 years ( Read more... )

I got the new issue of Classic Rock which was surprisingly good. It came with a free CD of Queen cover versions --- most of which were fairly bog standard but there was a great version of Bohemian Rhapsody by a female singer called Grey DeLisle (she also does voiceovers and was the voice of Daphne in the Scooby Doo cartoons!). Plus there was ( Read more... )