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Postby wez_wildheart » 21st Feb 06, 19:45

i'm from Belfast, Northern Ireland

first WH's song - Nothing Ever Changes (Raw Power 1992) when i was 12 years old and i was hooked

first gig - Belfast Mandela Hall with 3 Colours Red supporting
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Postby marillionkb5 » 22nd Feb 06, 13:48

From Wallsend

First WH song - can't remember - I remember Ginger leaving The Quireboys and joining The Throbs for 10 minutes but I can't remember the exact first time I heard The Wildhearts.

First gig - Supporting AC/DC at the Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre, thought they were bloody awful as well ! :D They went down like a lead balloon and Ginger threw a strop at the end.
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Postby Keith Richard » 22nd Feb 06, 23:33

I was born in Glasgow, lived in East Kilbride, then Derbyshire, and now San Francisco.

First WH song I heard was "Shitsville" on the day that earth vs. was released......been hoooked ever since.
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Postby trace-da-space » 22nd Feb 06, 23:44

i are at Pegswood (a hole in the road between Morpeth & Ashington or "eshntn" if ya happen t'live there.... :lol: ) in gloriarse Northumberland. am currently up to me wotsits in chemotherapy but hope to make it to some of these here gigs in march, hopefully newcastle & bradford!!

first wh song i ever heard? errrr...."crying over nothing" an' i'll be buggered if i can remember when, how or from whom; i jist bounced about said "I LIKE IT!" an' someone told me who it wuz.............an' yes, i said "EEEEEEEEEEEHHH!" like a proper geordie bird......... :oops:
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Postby greebomusic » 23rd Feb 06, 00:00

Detroit here and the first tune I'd heard was Stormy In The North, Karma In The South.

Met Ginger briefly at the Clutch Cargo's (ripped the place up) show here.... exceded my expectations on how nice the guy is!
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Postby twunt » 25th Feb 06, 12:32

Hey all! I'm from Bristol originally but now sadly stuck in Gloucester for the forseeable future... :shock:

Think the first Widlie's song I heard was Caffeine bomb on some Kerrang compliation and I was probably about 14 at the time. Needless to say it was the beginning of the end for me and my mum never forgave them for getting me into all things punky!!!! :P
'How can I get down, when I've got all my friends around'
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Postby Workyticket » 27th Feb 06, 21:37

I'm from Sydney, Australia originally & born to Geordie parents, grew up in London & Newcastle and am now living in Perth, Australia.

1st song: 'Nothing Ever Changes' on Raw Power. Remember being surprised at how good the song was, considering the wimpiness of the band's name :oops:

Then 'Earth Vs.' came out, and I sold my soul to the Smileybones!
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Postby Andy » 27th Feb 06, 23:48

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1st song: 'Nothing Ever Changes' on Raw Power. Remember being surprised at how good the song was, considering the wimpiness of the band's name :oops:


I wouldn't WH is a wimpy name. In fact I think it's one of the coolest (if not the coolest) band names ever.
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Postby dingwall » 28th Feb 06, 22:47

I live in Rock Ferry, Wirral (the safe side of the river Mersey :wink: ).

First exposure to the band was the uncensored video for Lovebank on a compilation video I got from Sonically Speaking (I only bought it for the Backyard Babies stuff!) The video was a laugh but the song didn't do alot for me.
I knew of Ginger as being an influence on the Babies, and from Super$hit 666 so then bought the Best Of for a fiver. Fell in love in an instant and have collected anything and everything I could find WH related!
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Postby Zo » 1st Mar 06, 20:04

Newton-le-Willows.

Home of rick Astley, and erm... not much else. Slap bang in between Manchester and Liverpool really.

First song was turning american. Can't for the life of me remember who gave me the tape...
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Postby Ross » 1st Mar 06, 20:50

I'm from Leicester. Or Lestoh as the locals call it. Although I'm originally from Thurrock in Essex, I've been up here nearly eight years, so I call it home.

First thing I heard of the Wildies was a compilation tape my mate made me which had Miles Away Girl on it, which I thought was ok and then forgot about, and a broadcast on radio 1 from the Glasgow barrowlands that started with Who Shit You Got Through which absolutely converted me.
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Postby Workyticket » 2nd Mar 06, 09:49

Andy wrote:[
1st song: 'Nothing Ever Changes' on Raw Power. Remember being surprised at how good the song was, considering the wimpiness of the band's name :oops:


I wouldn't WH is a wimpy name. In fact I think it's one of the coolest (if not the coolest) band names ever.


Well, yeah, I agree now. I was talking about me 14 years ago, before I grew a brain :wink:
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Postby Dee Dee Da'bone » 7th Mar 06, 04:17

Philadelphia, Pa. USA.
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Postby davejnick » 8th Mar 06, 09:53

From Liverpool, now living in the sprawling metropolis that is Chesterfield.

First song was TV Tan on the rock show on the evil Radio 1. Then went out a couple of days later and found Mondo Akimbo in HMV, bought it, and loved it.

First saw 'em live supporting The Almighty in Aberdeen.

Haven't looked back since.
How dare you!
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Postby beerofthedark » 8th Mar 06, 14:33

I'm from Leyton, East London, originally from Ilford, East London (i'm a globetrotter, me :D )
First song i heard was whatever they were opening the set with in '93 (Greetings... i think, but i'm not sure).

btw Lord Iffy Boatrace, i take it you're a Maiden fan too?
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