Howard Devoto and Magazine reform!
Posted by Futurenoir on 2 September 2008 - 6:22pm.
http://www.culturedeluxe.com/news_item.asp?id=4569
Funny how we were discussing on another thread how Devoto appears to have been one of the few musicians to have genuinely retired from music.
This is one reformation that I'm really looking forward to.
I wonder who will replace the late John McGeoch?
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So this is real life
I still regularly listen to the first 2 Magazine albums, Real Life & the Correct Use of Soap. They really have withstood the test of time. We'll have to see whether Howard and the boys have. With the X-ray Spex revival too, that's both my favourite bands of the late '70s knocking about again. I'm nt sure whether or not this is a cause for celebration.
Secondhand Daylight
was the second album
I wonder
if the number of post punk late 70s early 80s bands of critical acclaim which have recently reformed, now outnumbers those that haven't?
Replace McGeogh?
Only one man can. Paul Rogers.
Magazine...
...great, great band. 'Secondhand Daylight' and 'Real Life' I find particularly brilliant albums. This reunion flew under the radar a bit though, it certainly hasn't been widely publicised that I knew of.
Sorry
Only 2 shows and not until 2009...
I am too busy waiting for the reformed Curved Air tour
http://www.ents24.com/web/artist/114354/Curved_Air.html
I'd stake good money
on Pete Shelley
Magazine and Curved Air
a perfect bill IMO
that face would hold this auld man entranced from here to his dying...
I went to a funeral on Monday
...and the coffin was carried out of the chapel to the strains of Shot By Both Sides. I never thought I'd hear that at a funeral. Now it will always remind of it.
The show at The Forum in
The show at The Forum in London on February 13th has SOLD OUT within 48 hours of tickets being released for sale. Due to the fact that 2500 Magazine fans in reach of the metropolitan area can't be wrong, it's been decided that it would be only right and proper to allow another 2500 people of fine taste and judgement to take their chance. Magazine will now play another night in London Town. Tickets are now available for THURSDAY 12th FEBRUARY 2009 for THE FORUM in KENTISH TOWN. No price increase. Still only £25 from the usual suspects. Probably more from unusual suspects.