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http://www.myspace.com/fuzzynoise

We now have a 'My Space' page which is apparently what the youngsters do these days. There's a couple of tracks from the new album and you can leave messages there as well.

:)

Andy

Great Wolfies site and Trad arr! of course...
I once supported the Wolfhounds at COD club in Birmingham I think March 1989, My group Elizabeth Jane. I was drumming at the time, although I am really aguitarist. Watching Stebbing drum almost made me want to give up. The hounds were amazing, Happy Shopper was the track that stuck with me. But I loved the absolute Sonic Youthish rawness. that so appealed to me. We layter played with the Blue Aeroplanes on their Swagger tour and I remember them telling us that they'd played with the Wolfies too and that they were their faves at the time. The BA"s also had an exceptional drummer in John Langley, maybe that's why they loved them? You're only as good as your drummer!!!They were amazing and a nice bunch of blokes too. I would love to see them live again. Rent Act remains to this day one of my favourite songs of all time, really powerful and emotional, producion was great too, what a band. They were much more than C86, an altogether more original act. Also loved McCarthy too. Phew! Thanks.
Spence
www.winnebagoorchestra.com

What the bloody hell....all I wanted to know was if I could get Surfing with...on CD so I could order it and be the only shop in Australia that plays Kenny Process Team and all this gobbledegook comes up. Is you're reading this,Dave - how the devil are you?

luffmantipodean@hotmail.com