Mclusky.MCLUSKY ... For shitlings who need a reference, the closest stab would be The Pixies pixies prank-playing fairies; mislead travelers. [Br. Folklore: Briggs, 328–330] See : Mischievousness on adrenaline. Literal comparisons are embarrassing; it screws everything into a pigeonhole pi·geon·hole n. 1. A small compartment or recess, as in a desk, for holding papers; a cubbyhole. 2. A specific, often oversimplified category. 3. The small hole or holes in a pigeon loft for nesting. tr. that most have to then crawl out of. These guys are playing the days of their lives to ease the stress on their brows and it's not a braggin' rite. Indeed a dangerous band with teeth filed to a keen point. These three people have a fuckin' way with words and songwriting. By the vibe Mclusky emanates, one would find it a good idea to shut up and listen, because these are real gripes gripe v. griped, grip·ing, gripes v.intr. 1. Informal To complain naggingly or petulantly; grumble. 2. To have sharp pains in the bowels. v.tr. 1. . Why do the Welsh suck so bad? Andy: Gamma Radiation gamma radiation, high-energy photons emitted as one of the three types of radiation resulting from natural radioactivity. It is the most energetic form of electromagnetic radiation, with a very short wavelength (high frequency). from the Bristol Channel Bristol Channel, inlet of the Atlantic Ocean, c.85 mi (140 km) long and from 5 to 50 mi (8.1–80 km) wide, stretching westward from the mouth of the River Severn and separating Wales from SW England. . Is Mclusky a family name or something? It's the name of a band. Or, alternatively, the name of the headmistress head·mis·tress n. A woman who is the principal of a school, usually a private school. Noun 1. headmistress - a woman headmaster on a British children's TV show called Grange Hill Grange Hill is a British children's television drama series which is shown on BBC One. The latest series was shown on the CBBC Channel and has not been shown on BBC One. The show began in 1978 and is one of the longest running on British television. . A local icon for local people. Do you play cricket or belong to a lawn bowling club? Yes. Jeremy Irons drives us to practice every day in his big gay hovercraft Hovercraft: see air-cushion vehicle. . What about football? If by football you mean high-impact Yankee-fat-man wrestling, then no. If you mean soccer, then no, but less no. Just "no." What kinds of things did you do when you were a kid? Have you seen Billy Elliot? Well, not that. Did you attend private school or public school? We all went to regular comprehensive schools or state schools as we would call them. When did y'all start playing music? I was 17, Jon 13, Mat 18 or 19. Is this beginners' luck or did y'all play in bands before Mclusky? Mat and Jon more so than me. I am a little shy. This is the first band I ever sang in, and it has been seven years now. Do you guys watch a lot of movies? Are there movies in Wales Wales, Welsh Cymru, western peninsula and political division (principality) of Great Britain (1991 pop. 2,798,200), 8,016 sq mi (20,761 sq km), west of England; politically united with England since 1536. The capital is Cardiff. ? Jon is the biggest movie fan in the band, and possibly the world. He likes any old shit, apart from really new shiny shitty shit·ty adj. shit·ti·er, shit·ti·est Vulgar Slang 1. Of very poor quality; highly inferior. 2. Contemptible; despicable. 3. Unfortunate; unpleasant. 4. shit. I have no idea what Mat watches and no desire to find out. Andy, you are quite a brash fucker fuck·er n. Vulgar Slang 1. A despised person. 2. One that engages in sexual intercourse. Noun 1. , while mates are very polite. How do they tolerate you? Because I write most of the songs. In reality, I am a quiet non-lunatic. Do you ever get into a war of words with people in the audience? Do you recall any particular moments when it got really tense? Most people with pressing issues realize early on that we have the weight of a giant PA system and an occasionally compliant crowd behind us, and that tends to take the wind out of their sails. I can recall several occasions where it got beyond tense, so that is a reputation I loathe to encourage. Favorite words used while cutting someone to pieces? I find that having a script cheapens the experience. Keep it short and remember to enjoy yourself. I get the feeling there is a pile of disdain towards the world of music cooped up inside. Mclusky is standing in the cross hairs of a paradox. Do you have tempting thoughts of morphing into a pop band and sipping the mild broth of the cash cow Cash Cow 1. One of the four categories (quadrants) in the BCG growth-share matrix that represents the division within a company that has a large market share within a mature industry. 2. ? There is no temptation in this regard at all; although, I honestly regard the music we make as pop anyway. We'll never make major money from the whole deal, and I hope that never becomes the point. The reason I bring this up is because it's been awhile since someone has stepped to the box packing some entertaining sense. Do you feel the power? To hell with all that trap! Self-idolatry ain't my scene; I would rather concentrate on writing better songs. Besides, my girlfriend would swat me fuckless. There's no room in our flat for a rampant ego. Day jobs? What are they? I suppose when we get back from tour in early June I will look for some call center work again. I had a full-time job for four years, and I would fucking love to avoid that unpleasant situation in the future. Are there any other hidden musical gems from Cardiff? Jarcrew, who have just signed to Gut Records. Sammo Hung are getting there, slowly, as are the Martini Henry Rifles. There is a good band in the Bristol area, Ivory Springer. Other than that, I am struggling but smiling. What's better, playing in America or Europe? I really have no idea. Everywhere is better than Peterborough. France can suck pretty badly, too, as did LA. Considering the amount of shows we have done in the US 20--the reactions we have been getting are incredibly flattering. England, especially, took a little more work than that. Are you fans of ethics or strategies? And why? I'm an ethics kind of guy, and I like these questions. I see ethics as the fundamental building blocks of really good shit, if you must know. Do you go to church? Jon used to park his car in the church car park. They didn't like that, the Christians. Are the parents proud? They better be. They planned all this on a graph. |
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