South Shields Sanddancers Forum

So when an immigrant or so called asylum seeker takes over a house where does the ex occupier go. By the way there is no such thing as an asylum seeker, they are all just convict's escaping punishment from their own country, and the murder's, rape's burgalrie's, and the over crowded prison's speak ...

Ditto!

Thanks for that Pic!
Yeah, we've been picking up some interest since Moylesy put us in his top twenty.
I don't know where you live, but we're playing the Egypt Cottage in Newcastle next Friday (4th Aug) free admission.
Gonna check your band out later, I'll try and leave a comment.
Cheers.

Yeah, The Last Men on Earth played their last gig at the Amphitheatre in June. Parting was amicable and three of the band (including me) are now The New Humans. We're now playing only original material, the money's worse but we're not in it for the cash anyway! Thanks for asking Graham, I'm gonna tr...

here are some cryptic clues to some of our songs mr stevens needs to do some repairs to an aged dwelling??? my footware and its reason for being ??? dont be naughty jonothan ????? im scared of heights me ??? that is an extremely warm specimen ???? first person to guess the lot wins a lovely tin of ...

Nikki Big Nose wrote:Heston I've heard of your band. Sort of Ska and Reggae?

Yeah, we call it Skreggae!

My band have secured a gig supporting The Gift (featuring Rick Buckler from The Jam) on the Saturday 17th June, at the Amphitheatre. 7pm start. We play our own songs and a bit of Clash/Stranglers etc. I'm gonna take the chance to get my Going Underground 7" signed! Hope to see a few of you ther...

My band have secured a gig supporting The Gift (featuring Rick Buckler from The Jam) on the above date. 7pm start. We play our own songs and a bit of Clash/Stranglers etc. I'm gonna take the chance to get my Going Underground 7" signed! Hope to see a few of you there, it's our first gig in Shie...

Yeah, the place just fell to bits by the end, but many a great night spent there over the years.
Does anyone remember the skeleton that used to be propped up in the corner for a while, in the mid-nineties?
Was it real?

It was an end of an era when the green rooms finally ceased to be!
Bands had been practising there as long as I can remember.
Does anybody know how it came to be a rehearsal room, and when bands first started practising there?