The Medusa Fora

Maybe this is a better place to post about Terry Woods saying in a Swedish newspaper (Göteborg City) that he (and Shane too) had been doing some new material and that there is a possibility of a new record...

Spotted wrote:Maybe this is a better place to post about Terry Woods saying in a Swedish newspaper (Göteborg City) that he (and Shane too) had been doing some new material and that there is a possibility of a new record...

scan, translate and post please..

fluke wrote:scan, translate and post please..

Well... I'd do that if I had the article. It was in City Göteborg on the 10th of Aug. Did anyone who was at Way Out West save it?

Spotted wrote:

fluke wrote:scan, translate and post please..

Well... I'd do that if I had the article. It was in City Göteborg on the 10th of Aug. Did anyone who was at Way Out West save it?

No, i used 20 of them for cover when i sleped outside in the frontrow of the stage witing for the show

All right, this is the last double post (this was also in the Way out West part of the Forum), I screwed up things a little. Sorry. Anyway:

I just found a Metro from the same day, also with an interview with Terry:

Interviewer: You still haven't written any new music since the reunion. How long will the fans have to wait?
Terry: We have started talking about it a little, but we're not 20 anymore. Everybody have other things to do. We like the idea, but we haven't worked out the logistics. There is a possibility, but nothing is decided.

Hearing that Terry Woods was talking of new Pogues music will help me get through the drudgery of the work day.

Spotted wrote:I just found a Metro from the same day, also with an interview with Terry:
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Now I've made a thread in "Pogues in the Media".

AllBusiness37 wrote:Hearing that Terry Woods was talking of new Pogues music will help me get through the drudgery of the work day.

that would be so great

Shadey wrote:Has the band considered doing any new studio material? Am I living in a dream world... I know everyone has their own projects - but is that not a possibility- even as a one off track?

i am also living in a dream world. Where Shane MacGowan is my husband.

body-of-an-american wrote:

Shadey wrote:Has the band considered doing any new studio material? Am I living in a dream world... I know everyone has their own projects - but is that not a possibility- even as a one off track?

i am also living in a dream world. Where Shane MacGowan is my husband.

I think they do pills for that nowadays.

Mark_Wafc wrote:

body-of-an-american wrote:

Shadey wrote:Has the band considered doing any new studio material? Am I living in a dream world... I know everyone has their own projects - but is that not a possibility- even as a one off track?

i am also living in a dream world. Where Shane MacGowan is my husband.

I think they do pills for that nowadays.

will they make him actually be my husband! i want some...

body-of-an-american wrote:i am also living in a dream world. Where Shane MacGowan is my husband.

Me too.
Aren't we all?

Steve Lillywhite is a natural choice, but let's assume he was not available. Would the band consider one of their own to produce? Philip Chevron is an obvious person. Aside from, or in addition to Philip, James Fearnley could do an admirable job as well based on his involvement with the recording described in the biography. That is as long as he could restrain himself not to turn the accordian up on every song.

But outside of this known sphere, I think it would be very exciting to hear the Pogues produced by Rick Rubin.

kmurray105 wrote:Steve Lillywhite is a natural choice, but let's assume he was not available. Would the band consider one of their own to produce? Philip Chevron is an obvious person. Aside from, or in addition to Philip, James Fearnley could do an admirable job as well based on his involvement with the recording described in the biography. That is as long as he could restrain himself not to turn the accordian up on every song.

But outside of this known sphere, I think it would be very exciting to hear the Pogues produced by Rick Rubin.

It appears to be a very odd (and certainly very minor) aspect of my lenghthy-looking withdrawal from Chemo, but I have developed a condition that can only be described as "phantom fingers". Disturbed, elated, enchanted, fascinated, I examine, scrutinise and turn over various items in my fingers, only to find them (the items, not the fingers) crumbled to nothing by the time my gaze has reached the objects, which otherwise behave like perfect gentlemen.

I shall explain 25 minute Acid Jazz track to Shane thus. "I just picked up the tape, man, to blow some good vibes on it before I started mixing, like you do with Phantom Fingers as a kid, right?" Shane will eagerly concur. "Yeah, yeah, LIME flavoured Phantom Fingers, cos they weren't too sugary." "Correct! In any event, just stroking the tape, as I was, I looked down and these little babies just crumbled before my eyes!"

"Oh, said Shane, crestfallen, "didn't you consider setting up DAT minidisc and hard copies in the digital domain before we commenced recording, with an additional emergency 1" magnetic tape at 30 ips, you wanker? You're sacked. Who's got Rick Rubin's number?"