Stick a fork in him, he’s done Agree to disagree -- Rip is brilliant. If the current TV shows weren't half-hearted cash-ins and had any kind of forward direction Rip would be showing his stuff a lot better.
It's really just not the best time to be a Television or TV fan no matter what your leanings are... sadly.
One more thing - Jimmy Rip is shit. He can’t play the See No Evil solo live, and that is a pretty big no-no in my book when you are trying to A) fill those shoes and B) opening the gig with that and making an arse of it. Sent from my iPhone
Really? I've been a fan since the late 80s, but gee, I just can't
get enough of his playing.
More so now than ever! I hardly ever listen to the old shows. Horses
for courses, I guess.
Glenn
On 8/22/2019 7:28 AM, William Ancell
wrote:
Oh that’s easy. Watch any live performance from
the last ten years. If you need any further reassurance, watch
it with someone who is unfamiliar with Television/Tom Verlaine
and simply say: “this is good music”. Report back to us with
what their review was.
Curious to know, in
what way is he hopeless?
Glenn
On
8/21/2019 7:45 PM, Keith Allison wrote:
On
21/08/2019 02:37, leocasey wrote:
I thought both were very well
written and interesting, but Hell/Myers came across
as having total contempt/ hatred [?!?] for women.
I must say, I didn't feel/sense that.
Re: Verlaine and his musical
output post-2008 (and “greatest -hits-tours w
Television since circa 2015), to use my brother’s
favorite _expression_:
“He’s
fuckin’ hopeless!”
I may have to add a new section to The Wonder: "He's
Fuckin' Hopeless" - Tom Verlaine in the 2,000s
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