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Old 03.28.2010, 07:23 AM   #37
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Originally Posted by Genteel Death
The wildest on stage is surely Edwyn Collins. I saw him years ago at the Astoria, and I have really fond memories of the moment when he played ''A Girl Like You'' and went on to piss on all the people standing on the front row after that. Priceless.

Oh, Collins was the man back in the day. And combining his rich, velvety voice with that guitar sound. Peerless, to this day. These modern frontmen and women really could learn some lessons from old Edwin 'Edwin Edwin' Collins-Edwin.

What about Pete Voss? He re-defined mildly surly-looking sneers TWICE in one career. We certainly wouldn't remember that other wild-child of frontmenary, Gavin Goodwin, quite so fondly if it weren't for Voss' trailblazing innovations.
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