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The GLC
....the best pi55 take in ages :)please vote.
flash site - safe - look for "play with yourself " :D guns dont kill vid,safe as fcuk robot vid, fcukin safe as fcuk you knows it clart |
Laugh? I nearly wet meself :D
Love the old skool demo feel, the commodore 64 interface and generally the site. Safe :) |
BTW, just in case anyone doubts it, the above are
http://www.riaa.com/images/parentaladvisory.gif ;) |
cheers clart, I forgot the warning :)
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Much safeness
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Originally Posted by jimmy wrx
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calling da police woo-woo-woo
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You knowwwws it
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Basically a bunch of Newport lads that take the piss out of the locals in their songs! Try coming down here for a day or two, you get a new appreciation for the lyrics!!
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have already got an appreciation for the lyrics - and the music, these dude's need more airplay :)
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One of the guys in Goldie Looking Chain is that bloke who was with Charlotte church Steven Johnson I think?
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Not long after, the Don't Blame The Chain CD-R introduced the fully formed concept of the GLC to those Newport-based people in the know. It established the group's infectious patois, of seven seater scum buses, valley commandos and, er, purple headed yoghurt chuckers. Don't Blame The Chain also set out the GLC's political agenda, of Hi-Tec Silver Shadows, Newport club Zanzibar, and draw.
Word of mouth in and around Le Pub and the spread of mp3s on the net meant the GLC's reputation was growing slowly but steadily, mainly among kids from the 'Port. New CD-Rs Chain's Addiction and Return Of The Red Eye were eagerly copied and shared. Word was spreading beyond the Port, and more and more people were heard addressing each other as spa, bra or clart. The Party Album upped the ante even further, taking in myriad themes including heavy metal, 1983 rollerdiscos and monkey love. It was followed by a stroke of genius: GLC got one over on the British media in November 2002 when celebrity mag Heat printed a story suggesting stroppy teen warbler Charlotte Church was working with the GLC. Headlined 'Charlotte Church's new band!', the article claimed that she'd sung backing vocals on the tracks Monkey Love and Stick It In Cider, and that her boyfriend Steven Johnson was Mystikal in the band. The story was picked up by Jonathan Ross and Liquid News. Needless to say, it was a load of lies, and Heat was forced to issue an apology after La Church's lawyers stepped in. One up to the 'Port massive. :) from BBC wales BTW |
yous knows its
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safe:)
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I remember the charlotte church / put it in cider thing hitting the news. Bloody brilliant...
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It makes me laugh that people think it is cool though!! Trust me, when you live near here it's not so appealing because its the worst accent in the world!! :eek:
And it's not clart, it's claaa-rt :) Cracks me up that a bunch of townie lads can get this far when all they are doing is arsing about! :D Bloody typical!! :lol: |
bunch of townie lads one of the best acts I have heard in ages, the best stuff is unfit for radio consumption so joe public misses it :( fcuckin safe as fcuck :p |
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