Psychic TV - Force the Hand of Chance (1982)
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Psychic TV or mystic wee-wee?
Re: Psychic TV - Force the Hand of Chance (1982)
It is over.
It seemed a bit of a waste of time, really.
Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.
It seemed a bit of a waste of time, really.
Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.
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If that's his chest, imagine what his ***** must be like!
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Well, against all of my expectations, that has actually cheered me up.
What a very very entertaining listen.
A very ambitious album, aided enormously by a lot of very talented people other than Gen' and Sleazy.
As Guesticles is doubtless aware, it's also one of those vinyl albums with epic cover art and extras (posters, bonus discs etc).
P.Orridge's Dark Side of the Moon.
Dreams Less Sweet has its moments, but they never did better.
What a very very entertaining listen.
A very ambitious album, aided enormously by a lot of very talented people other than Gen' and Sleazy.
As Guesticles is doubtless aware, it's also one of those vinyl albums with epic cover art and extras (posters, bonus discs etc).
P.Orridge's Dark Side of the Moon.
Dreams Less Sweet has its moments, but they never did better.
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Re: Psychic TV - Force the Hand of Chance (1982)
My copy had an interview with them from Smash Hits.
That can't be right can it?
That can't be right can it?
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Way more coherent, cohesive and musically impressive than I remember.
GPO plays very much a supporting role and thus is just one of many strong factors in an album that is, on reflection, a conceptually strong sum of its parts.
Top marks from me.
GPO plays very much a supporting role and thus is just one of many strong factors in an album that is, on reflection, a conceptually strong sum of its parts.
Top marks from me.
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Guest wrote:My copy had an interview with them from Smash Hits.
That can't be right can it?
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I'm listening to the bonus "Themes" record I chose not to include right now.
Good call, Me!
Good call, Me!
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This has gone very Piper at the Gates of Dawn hasn't it?
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Guest wrote:Wasn't the temple of Psychic Youth a bit dodgy?
Kind of, yes.
GPO started it out to be deliberately like a Manson-esque cult-family.
There was a sort-of uniform and mohawk/mullet hairdo.
They all lived in a dosshouse together for a bit and there was this inane ritual they said you could do to gain admittance.
When I was hanging around in Hammersmith in the mid-'80s I knew kids that did it.
You had to send off a letter to Gen' and Paula (the P.Orridges of Privet Drive) with a sheet of paper inscribed with an Ov Power symbol created from three b*dily fl*ids.
I've read since - from a number of sources (including Paula - who has detested GPO for decades now) - that it was all a ruse to get sallow, but attractive young lads to get into k*nky *rgies and thr*esomes with them.
Poor Robin Pender[/doxx]
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Young and still-fragrant-at-that-point Rose McDowell started hanging around with them after SS's first album and it drove a permanent wedge through Rose and Jill's friendship.
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Nightjar wrote:I saw PTV at the Hammersmith Town Hall in 1984 (I think).
I have no recollection if they did they did this.
https://www.discogs.com/Psychic-TV-Hammersmith-Town-Hall-London-17-8-84/release/14028855
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Nightjar wrote:Guest wrote:have we done an Alternative TV LP?
I don't think so.
Alternative TV's first line-up...
That's Alex Fergusson on the left.
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The second albums v. TG, which was odd as the first album was bouncy punk-pop, I think, never heard it, or have I?
Anyway, that was all before Paul Merton joined 'em.
Anyway, that was all before Paul Merton joined 'em.
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Poor Mark Perry.
I feel that they were mocking him.
Like he was a kind of Jimmy Pursey character.
Which he was.
I feel that they were mocking him.
Like he was a kind of Jimmy Pursey character.
Which he was.
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