A Q about Patricia Morrisson
Whisky Dave
An ex flatmate of mine now lives in Australia and has emaild me a question
which I though I'd 'pass' on as I've no idea.
I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her or
a copy of her.
Do you know anything about her, what she's up to these days?.
Could anyone enlighten her and me for that matter.
Thanks Whisky dave
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-bat.
d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk (Whisky Dave) writes:
> Do you know anything about her, what she's up to these days?.
yes, she's playing with the Damned ?! Thought that would have been obvious from
the previous part of the message ?
-bat.
Felidae
In article <d.wilkinson-ya02358...@news.qmw.ac.uk>,
d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk (Whisky Dave) wrote:
}I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
}playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her or
}a copy of her.
Considering the recent controversy about sheep cloning in Australia, I
would think that you have actually been dealing with a cloned Patricia[1].
In fact The Cure are currently undergoing the same process for future Oz
appearances due to Mad Bob's fear of flying. Speaking of Bob, this may
explain why our UPG Bob has been spotted nearly everywhere.
Ok, I shall now continue with my cooking experiment containing fermented
mushroom substances I bought in Soho today.
Felidae
[1] Of course, I am in no way claiming that Patricia is a Sheep although
she has been known to sound like one.
Andrew Birkett
In article <d.wilkinson-ya02358...@news.qmw.ac.uk>,
Whisky Dave <d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk> wrote:
>
>I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
>playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her
Can't remember why I know this, but AFAIK it is the same Patricia
Morrisson. Came from punk, going back to punk? (with a little
gothy pit-stop in the middle)
Andrew
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brett
In article: <E91L1D.2E3.0.sta...@dcs.ed.ac.uk>
>
> In article <d.wilkinson-ya02358...@news.qmw.ac.uk>,
> Whisky Dave <d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk> wrote:
> >
> >I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
> >playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her
>
> Can't remember why I know this, but AFAIK it is the same Patricia
> Morrisson. Came from punk, going back to punk? (with a little
> gothy pit-stop in the middle)
>
Oh Yeah but she`s still looking as goth as hell and bloody Gorgeous
Droolllll!!!!!
Brett....(The Laugh apparently)
Beware of The Flowers,
Cos I`m Sure there gonna get you,
Yeah!!
Pete Scathe
Whisky Dave <d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk> wrote
>An ex flatmate of mine now lives in Australia and has emaild me a question
>which I though I'd 'pass' on as I've no idea.
>
>a copy of her.
>
seeing Dave Vanian, too...
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Scathe US site: Eaten by squirrels. RIP.
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spectre
Whisky Dave <d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk> wrote in article
<d.wilkinson-ya02358...@news.qmw.ac.uk>...
: An ex flatmate of mine now lives in Australia and has emaild me a
question
: which I though I'd 'pass' on as I've no idea.
:
: I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
: playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her or
: a copy of her.
: Do you know anything about her, what she's up to these days?.
:
: Could anyone enlighten her and me for that matter.
:
: Thanks Whisky dave
Does your friend in Australia know about/have access to aus.culture.goth????
Stephen Mellor
Felidae amuses....
> }I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
> }playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her
or
> }a copy of her.
>
> Considering the recent controversy about sheep cloning in Australia, I
> would think that you have actually been dealing with a cloned
Patricia[1].
> In fact The Cure are currently undergoing the same process for future Oz
> appearances due to Mad Bob's fear of flying. Speaking of Bob, this may
> explain why our UPG Bob has been spotted nearly everywhere.
Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was slightly grey,
It didn't have a father, just some borrowed DNA.
It sort of had a mother, though the ovum was on loan,
It's not so much a lambkin, as a little lamby clone.
And soon it had a fellow clone, and soon it had some more,
They followed her to school one day, all cramming through the door.
It made the children laugh and sing, and thrilled them to the soul,
But there were just too many clones, for Mary to control.
No one else could herd the sheep, their imprints didn't vary,
The cloners sought to fix it up, by simply cloning Mary.
So clone they did, and Newsweek said it was extraordinary,
But now they don't know what to do, with Mary, Mary, Mary...
-- an anonymous genetic researcher
> Ok, I shall now continue with my cooking experiment containing fermented
> mushroom substances I bought in Soho today.
Erg.
> [1] Of course, I am in no way claiming that Patricia is a Sheep although
> she has been known to sound like one.
No comment.
Mel
Todays answering machine message is -
Blank, the bloody thing's broken.
Edward Duerr
Stephen Mellor (m...@cix.compulink.co.uk) wrote:
: Mel
: Todays answering machine message is -
: Blank, the bloody thing's broken.
Don't suppose the message recording thingy's worn out, has it? Wouldn't
suprise me, the rate you've been getting through them.
Ed
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Dave Nalle
In article <01bc4fc3$48c02420$2bc016cb@feestoy>, "spectre"
<spe...@netcom.com> wrote:
> Whisky Dave <d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk> wrote in article
> <d.wilkinson-ya02358...@news.qmw.ac.uk>...
> : An ex flatmate of mine now lives in Australia and has emaild me a
> question
> : which I though I'd 'pass' on as I've no idea.
> :
> : I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
> : playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her or
> : a copy of her.
> : Do you know anything about her, what she's up to these days?.
She's an author of mediocre fantasy novels. It seems unlikely that she'd
be on stage with The Damned. I didn't realize they were still together.
Dave
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>
> We are going to invade your planet. Be sure to register for our
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> http://www.angelfire.com/mt/evilfetusalien
>
> thank you humans.
Ok, this is just too tempting.
Beam me up, Scotty.
*Smirk*
Delerium6
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Edward Duerr wrote:
>
> Stephen Mellor (m...@cix.compulink.co.uk) wrote:
>
> : Todays answering machine message is -
>
> : Blank, the bloody thing's broken.
>
> Don't suppose the message recording thingy's worn out, has it? Wouldn't
> suprise me, the rate you've been getting through them.
>
The words "get" and "life" spring instantly to mind, but I too could be
bombarded with them, so I shall remain, forever (???!) silent....
Marge xxx
Hooray! 10 hours and counting.....
Paul Crowley
hi...@epinet.co.uk_Remove_this_despammer (HiRez) writes:
> Ha. Now, there's a (sad) thought for some of you/us - If Joey
> Ramone[1] rang up and went "We fancy doing some gigs, but DeeDee's
> missus won't let him out of decorating the spare room, d'you think
> you'd be up for helping us out?" - How quickly would you be out the
> door, bass[2] in hand?[3]
Naah. I'm crap at decorating, and besides, I'd miss the gigs.
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Kyper
hi...@epinet.co.uk_Remove_this_despammer (HiRez) uttered the following:
>On Tue, 22 Apr 1997 10:32:25 +0100, d.wil...@qmw.ac.uk (Whisky
>Dave) had this to say:
>
>>I went to see "The Damned" last week and I saw Captain sensible
>>playing with them + patricia Morrisson but I'm not sure if it was her or
>>a copy of her.
>>Do you know anything about her, what she's up to these days?.
>
>Morrison is living with Dave Vanian, apparently.
>[Omnes: Bastard!]
>
>I could think of a lot worse things to be doing than inciting a new
>generation to smash it up...
Indeed. It's the Damned's fault that I'm here. Fell in love with That Song,
bought "Eternally Damned", noticed that their later stuff was described as
"goth" and made the connection between this "goth" and that really cool (!?)
album I'd just got by that Siouxsie person... (it was "The Rapture" btw).
>Ha. Now, there's a (sad) thought for some of you/us - If Joey
>Ramone[1] rang up and went "We fancy doing some gigs, but DeeDee's
>missus won't let him out of decorating the spare room, d'you think
>you'd be up for helping us out?" - How quickly would you be out the
>door, bass[2] in hand?[3]
Not at all.
I can't play any musical instrument.
Or sing.
Or dance.
Can use a sword a little.
- Aidan
Warning! The e-mail address in the from and reply to headers is a spam trap.
To e-mail me write to "aidan" "@" "skinner.demon.co.uk", removing the quote
marks. Homepages are at: http://www.skinner.demon.co.uk/
Gimme Money! Gimme Sex! Gimme booze and net access!
Kevin O' Gorman
ai...@127.0.0.1[spam trap] (Kyper) writes:
>>I could think of a lot worse things to be doing than inciting a new
>>generation to smash it up...
>Indeed. It's the Damned's fault that I'm here. Fell in love with That Song,
I first met the person I'm now living with at a Damned concert (gotta love
that re-re-re-reunion tour) and first kissed her while that song was playing.
As Nomad's probably guessed, it's one of my favourites.
K.
-
David Gerard
On Thu, 24 Apr 1997 03:26:33 +0500, Delerium6 <tin...@bgnet.bgsu.edu> wrote:
:Evil Fetus Prime wrote:
:> We are going to invade your planet. Be sure to register for our
:> human-classification program at:
:> http://www.angelfire.com/mt/evilfetusalien
:> thank you humans.
:Ok, this is just too tempting.
:Beam me up, Scotty.
:*Smirk*
I suspect this is the 'Professor Scott Annand' troll, the binary-bomber.
The URL looks familiar.
I don't have the headers on the original post - if they point to udel.edu,
it's probably him.
- d.
Disturbnce
In article <335fb088...@news.demon.co.uk>, ai...@127.0.0.1[spam
trap] (Kyper) writes:
>Indeed. It's the Damned's fault that I'm here.
Ditto. In my case, it was "Sanctum Sanctorum" and the album was
=Phantasmagoria=, which pretty much dates me I spose. That led to Siouxsie
and the Banshees, and from there to other things... like black nail
polish.
Disturbance
wondering how Iowa will deal with the arrival of an ork in black
Andrew ELDRITCH
David Gerard
On Wed, 23 Apr 1997 10:24:52 -0500,
Dave Nalle <gra...@infinity.ccsi.com> wrote:
:She's an author of mediocre fantasy novels. It seems unlikely that she'd
:be on stage with The Damned. I didn't realize they were still together.
Even more unlikely since it's a different Patricia Morrison. This is the
one who is now shacked up with Dave Vanian.
Hmm. That means Laurie Vanian is single ...
- d.
Pete Scathe
David Gerard <f...@thingy.apana.SPAAMTRAAAP.org.au> wrote
I think she was seeing someone I know from Portsmouth (a would-be rock
star type who now lives in London)- he only realised she was Dave's ex-
missus when he went back to her flat & saw all the Damned paraphernalia.
Bizarrely enough, she turned up at my club.
Dunno if:
1. He was telling the truth & it was really her
2. She's still seeing him
spectre
Andrew ELDRITCH <fl...@club-internet.fr> wrote in article
: Kevin O' Gorman wrote:
<sniip>
: > I first met the person I'm now living with at a Damned concert (gotta
love
: > that re-re-re-reunion tour) and first kissed her while that song was
playing.
: > As Nomad's probably guessed, it's one of my favourites.
: >
: > K.
: > -
>
: >
: don't say anything worth about my wife
:
WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU SAYING!!???
Err, do you have a lisp or something matey??
I'm sorry, I just can't take this guy anymore.......
Spectre
spectre
Disturbnce <distu...@aol.com> wrote in article
<19970426054...@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
: In article <335fb088...@news.demon.co.uk>, ai...@127.0.0.1[spam
: trap] (Kyper) writes:
:
: >Indeed. It's the Damned's fault that I'm here.
:
: Ditto. In my case, it was "Sanctum Sanctorum" and the album was
: =Phantasmagoria=, which pretty much dates me I spose. That led to
Siouxsie
: and the Banshees, and from there to other things... like black nail
: polish.
:
: Disturbance
: wondering how Iowa will deal with the arrival of an ork in black
:
Mmmmm, like that album a lot. I think 'Grimly Fiendish' is one of the all
time best bouncey-goth songs (if one must bounce, that is..). Plus in the
vid Dave looked so immaculately fashioned in the stereotypical goth image
it, well, it made my eyes water..... *sigh*
Spectre
Ms.Vayne
David Gerard wrote:
> Hmm. That means Laurie Vanian is single ...
>
> - d.
Doubt she'd want to date another Dave <g>
Mira
Eleanor, the Megaflow Junkie
On Fri, 25 Apr 1997 14:53:42 GMT, ai...@127.0.0.1[spam trap] (Kyper)
wrote:
>hi...@epinet.co.uk_Remove_this_despammer (HiRez) uttered the following:
>
>>Ha. Now, there's a (sad) thought for some of you/us - If Joey
>>Ramone[1] rang up and went "We fancy doing some gigs, but DeeDee's
>>missus won't let him out of decorating the spare room, d'you think
>>you'd be up for helping us out?" - How quickly would you be out the
>>door, bass[2] in hand?[3]
>
>Not at all.
>
>I can't play any musical instrument.
Don't let that stop you, it's not like the Ramones ever have =;)
- Eleanor, THE MeGafLow JUnkiE
transgender: a tired label gender punk: a way of life >8^)
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Gareth Williams
Ohhhhh NOooooo !!! DharmaBum wrote:
>
> Afraid it's worse than that. I spent a fair amount of time talking to her
> (during the Queensland leg of The Damned's Australian tour)... seems Pat &
> Dave are getting married some time over the next few months.
She Can't she Can't < Weeping in to my Hands >
She hasn't met me yet.......
( But i suppose she could always leave him )
• Balam •
Giver of Freddies
Xavier
ai...@127.0.0.1[spam trap] (Kyper) writes:
>Indeed. It's the Damned's fault that I'm here. Fell in love with That Song,
>bought "Eternally Damned", noticed that their later stuff was described as
>"goth" and made the connection between this "goth" and that really cool (!?)
>album I'd just got by that Siouxsie person... (it was "The Rapture" btw).
Really cool? The Rapture? I thought it was rather disappointing although I
did like "The Double Life". I much preferred "Peepshow" but I can no longer
stand the title track. I'm in two minds about buying any more Siouxsie and
the Banshees.
As for the Damned. Who are they? Never heard of them.
--
Christopher John Purnell
c...@sylph.u-net.com
XDaemon
Xavier wrote:
>
> Really cool? The Rapture? I thought it was rather disappointing although I
> did like "The Double Life". I much preferred "Peepshow" but I can no longer
> stand the title track. I'm in two minds about buying any more Siouxsie and
> the Banshees.
>
> As for the Damned. Who are they? Never heard of them.
Man I hope you are kidding
_me
Xavier
Witchfinder
2:06 sunday morning and nobody's responded to this (and it's taken me 5
mins to type this :-Q)
somebody tell Xavier who Dave Vanian and co are. Please. I can't be arsed.
Xavier <xav...@sylph.u-net.com> wrote in article
<5kl64s$4...@sylph.u-net.com>...
JEB
In article <01bc5da7$c0066f20$fa88...@vorbis.demon.co.uk>, Witchfinder
<adr...@vorbis.demon.co.uk> writes
OK. A brief history of the Damned, EandOE. (This is coming from memory).
1976 A grave digger, 2 toilet cleaners and a musician (Dave Vanian,
Captain Sensible, Rat Scabies and Brian James as they became known)
formed the Damned, released the single 'New Rose' on Stiff records,
shortly followed by 'Damned Damned Damned'; generally regarded as being
the first 'punk' album.
From there on in it's gone up hill and down dale musically, but band
members have included (in the last 20 years and in no particular order)
Lu Edmonds, Algy Ward, John Moss, Lemmy, Glen Matlock, Paul Gray, Henry
Badowski, Roman Jugg, Bryn Merrick, Kris Dollymore, Moose, James Taylor,
Alan Lee Shaw, Patricia Morrison and, undoubtedly, others.
Album list goes (chronologically) something like :
Damned Damned Damned
Music for Pleasure
Machine Gun Ettiqutte (sp?)
The Black Album <- It's about this time people think they're goth.
Strawberries <- It's about this time people think they're not.
Phantasmagoria <- It's about this time people think they are again.
Anything
I'm Alright Jack and the Beanstalk.
Plus more live albums and compilations than you can shake a stick at.
There have been, as you can imagine from the former members list, a
large number of 'offshoot' bands.
One of the most notable of these is Dave Vanian's Phantom Chords.
If you ever get the chance to see the Damned, do so.
Of the albums, DDD, TBA, and Phantasmagoria are essential listening.
'The Light at the End of the Tunnel' compilation is a good place to
start, and IIRC, contains a much better potted history than this one.
Hope all this is of some interest,
JEB
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Previously, C J Purnell wrote:
>JEB <j...@chipshop.demon.co.uk> writes:
>
>>Of the albums, DDD, TBA, and Phantasmagoria are essential listening.
>>'The Light at the End of the Tunnel' compilation is a good place to
>>start, and IIRC, contains a much better potted history than this one.
>
>>Hope all this is of some interest,
>
>Thanks a lot!
>
>I've just bought Phantasmagoria and fankly it's crap.
At this moment in time I would like to point out that the album has
virtually no relation to the band of the same name.
Aaaahthankyow.
Fox
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Jayne Gilmour
C J Purnell wrote:
>
> I've just bought Phantasmagoria and fankly it's crap.
>
No its not! It was the first vaguely gothy album I bought,
when I was about 15 - so I feel very nostalgic (and protective!)
about it...
Jay.
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Bob Rosenberg
C J Purnell wrote:
>I've just bought Phantasmagoria and fankly it's crap.
You, sir, have no taste.
Burn the heretic!
Bob :)
Stephen Mellor
> >Of the albums, DDD, TBA, and Phantasmagoria are essential listening.
> >'The Light at the End of the Tunnel' compilation is a good place to
> >start, and IIRC, contains a much better potted history than this one.
>
> >Hope all this is of some interest,
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
Couldn't agree more old chap. But I think we'd better lay low for a while
now.
Mel
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"This is Mel. Talk to me."
JEB
In article <5la3no$5...@sylph.u-net.com>, C J Purnell <xavier@sylph.u-
net.com> writes
>JEB <j...@chipshop.demon.co.uk> writes:
>
>>Of the albums, DDD, TBA, and Phantasmagoria are essential listening.
>>'The Light at the End of the Tunnel' compilation is a good place to
>>start, and IIRC, contains a much better potted history than this one.
>
>>Hope all this is of some interest,
>
>Thanks a lot!
>
>I've just bought Phantasmagoria and fankly it's crap.
>
It's all a case of horses for courses; if you take almost any band that
has been recording for over twenty years the musical style will vary
considerably. At least that is better than not releasing an album for 7
years, selling out large stadia at 20 quid a head and not turning up.
(Not mentioning any names, of course).
Personally, I don't think that Phantasmagoria is such a great album
either; it's not bad, but (for me) it's not their best.
It's rather like trying to recommend an album by the Beatles or Frank
Zappa. Some you like, some you hate.
A lot of people I know really like Phantasmagoria, but then again a lot
of people like Nick Caves 'Boatmans Call'. I think it's a pile of shite.
There are only so many times you can mention the words 'raven', 'black'
and 'hair' on an album without it getting repetitive.
On the other hand it could have been worse; he could be knocking off
Sinead o' Conner :)
Cheers,
JEB