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Where's everyone from?

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 13:48
by skychaserhigh
Just to get an idea!


Also let everyone know the what was the first wildhearts song you heard?


I'm from south wales

first song heard-greetings from shitsville (hooked eversince) :D

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 14:22
by Nik
Hi - I'm from Leeds. First song I heard was Nothing Ever Changes But The Shoes - possibly on "Raw Power" back in the day... :D

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 14:28
by Aj
I'm from Surrey and the first Wildies song I heard, I think, was I Wanna Go Where The People Go.

Aj
xx

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 14:42
by Peesh Junkster
Hey! I'm from Ashington, which is 16 miles North of Newcastle!!! Cold.

Good to hear the old 'Raw Power' show mentioned there. That was where I first became aware of Ginger. He was being interviewed while still in the Quireboys. I bought 'There She Goes again' with Ginger's barnet looking like Rula Lenska's on the cover.

First heard / saw the Widhearts supporting The Manics at Newcastle Riverside in Feb 1992. Bought Mondo 'white vinyl 12" when it came out and have been hooked ever since :wink:

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 16:27
by Piedude
Im from South Wales too
First heard Lovebank and only bothered to learn the name of the band thinking Id find the song again easily enough...multiple albums later I learnt it was called Lovebank and wasnt on many albums...but it was Vanilla Radio that confirmed I liked the band after hearing it a few days after Lovebank...

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 18:13
by EvilNeil
im an essex lad me!! although i dont admit to that often.
the first wildhearts song i heard was 'Caffine Bomb' it was on a free cd with Kerrang when it first came out and apart from liking the odd song on the way, i really liked ' i wanna go where the people go' when it came out, the first wildhearts album i bought was Endless, Nameless after seeing 'Anthem'on top of the pops, and liked the album so much i went and bought all the other albums, although Endless, Nameless still remains my favourite

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 18:41
by Glen666
I live in Leicester but have Geordie roots and definately a life long NUFC supporter.

Anyway, the first song I heard was Nothing Ever Changes on the amateur section of Raw Power back in 1991 ?

Bought Mondo on white vinyl then went to see them support Izzy Stradlin at Rock City, totally hooked ever since.

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 20:16
by Brawny
I'm from Stoke-On-Trent

First song I rememebr hearing was "caffine bomb" - i owned a kerrang compilation tape with it on and rewound and listened ocver n over again....... Heard "lovebank" early on too

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 20:35
by greggy
I'm from Blyth in Northumberland originally. Now in the Deep South of Bishop Auckland (County Durham)

First song I heard by them was 'Greetings from Shitsville' and I can remember that I was in the car in a huge queue headed for the Leeds Festival. The cd belonged to my oldest son.
My life has never been the same........

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 21:03
by kris
Cant remember what the first song was,just remeber discovering them when they supported alic in chains at Nottingham Rock City about 13yrs back!

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 21:03
by Lily
somewhere in the midlands ;)

TV Tan on the James Whale Show

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 21:04
by kris
Oh yeah forgot the point of this thread.

Im from Derbyshire (10 miles from derby)

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 21:29
by Tracey
I'm from Essex too.
Can't remember THE first song I heard, just remember my friend bunging me the Best Of and trying to convert me!

Guess what? IT WORKED! :D

PostPosted: 11th Feb 06, 21:52
by NeonJesus
Am I the first non-Englishman to respond to this? I'm from right outside Boston, Massachusetts in the US.

I wanted to hear The Wildhearts when I found out that Devin Townsend played a couple of gigs with them. I downloaded the first three songs that I found, Vanilla Radio, 29x The Pain, and My Baby is A Headfuck. I've been hooked for the past 4-5 years.

PostPosted: 12th Feb 06, 02:04
by SchitzoStu
From Sunderland.

First Wildhearts song would have been Turning American.

I bought 'Don't Be Happy...Just Worry' as the Fella playing bass on it used to work in Kings Music in Sunderland, where I spent a very happy week on Works Experience when I was 15. Been hooked ever since.