Not read Turquoise Days, must admit, tho' I'll give it a go.
Never Stop was a good read I seem to remember. Sorry, but I also like Head On...
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by Grumpy_Jimbo » Tue Sep 15, 2009 7:09 am
Lancashire Fusileer wrote:Not read Turquoise Days, must admit, tho' I'll give it a go.
Never Stop was a good read I seem to remember. Sorry, but I also like Head On...
Cope's book "Head On" is in a different league to these books.... A superb read although "Repossessed" is no quite as good........
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by Lancashire Fusileer » Tue Sep 15, 2009 8:24 am
I think Head On is a must for all 'Heads'.
I'd love to read the 1990-2000 installment of the Cope autobiography.
Back to the Bunnies, I thought Drummond's piece in 45 (Shores of Lake Placid) was good in an otherwise shite book.
I think that unless someone really does a bitch-fest book on the band, it's always going to be difficult writing about this particular set of diffident personalities
I'd love to read the 1990-2000 installment of the Cope autobiography.
Back to the Bunnies, I thought Drummond's piece in 45 (Shores of Lake Placid) was good in an otherwise shite book.
I think that unless someone really does a bitch-fest book on the band, it's always going to be difficult writing about this particular set of diffident personalities
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