There’s Nothing Left To Say – Street Hassle Gif Roskilde 1983
“There’s nothing left to say” – Street Hassle, Simple Minds.
Month: March 2015
Gig Review 17 March 1984 – Record Mirror: Simple Minds – Barrowland Ballroom – 2nd March
As the new CD boxset (and other various formats of release) of Sparkle In The Rain is now imminent, I thought it apt to share a wonderful, positive gig review of the period (no date on the piece, but with the help of the Dream Giver Redux site, I’m guessing it was 2nd March, 1984).After…
Check out: SIMPLE MINDS – SPARKLE IN THE RAIN
360magazine: Following the recent release of Big Music Universal Music Enterprises will release a four-disc digital box set of Simple Minds’ SPARKLE IN THE RAIN on March 31st. It will be the first time the entire back catalog of this era has been collected together. Originally released in February 1984, SPARKLE IN THE RAIN (title…
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This Is My Jam – Kant Kino 1980
‘Kant Kino – (2002 Remaster)’ by Simple Minds My favourite #SimpleMinds instrumental. I find it very emotional. I know! I can’t explain why certain, unexpected things have this impact on me, but there you go.
Jim Kerr Photo circa 1984
I have been ODing on this beautiful man for most of the day today.
Chelsea Girl – 7 Inch Single
monsteriousbeat: Simple Minds – Chelsea Girl 7” single 45rpm 1979 Zoom Records Discogs Your best friend never calls you up, but you don’t mind ‘Cause lately things are all the same Ain’t it strange how people always seem to know your face But just don’t know your name?
New Acquisitions for the Collection – Fangirl Treasures Part 2
Today’s fangirl treasure arrivals – part two :-)) #SimpleMinds This is the lovely typography I got sent by a fellow fan. SM fans are the best!!! And SM are the best band – EVER!
New Acquisitions for the Collection – Fangirl Treasures Part 1
Today’s arrival of fangirl treasure – part one :-)) #SimpleMinds
Jim Kerr at the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute Concert 1988
Just… The Many and Varied Things I Would Love To Do To This Man
Gig Review by Mick Middles: June 1979
A gig review from June, 1979. 4th paragraph in – OUCH!! But *kinda* constructive. If a review can be both bitchingly scathing yet constructive?! I’m not sure you could quite accuse them of “no stage presence” – I found Jim mesmerising from the outset. And obviously he (the reviewer) was not sold by epics like…