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I used to try and buy anything I saw on a match day, something to read on the train home
Used to subscribe to the UI, bought number 5 outside the pub on Northlands Road before a game, my dad wanted to read it first as I was only 14 at the time, didn't get down to many games then as money was tight so did the subscription thing, 5 issues at a time I think?
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 22:12 - Sep 14 with 2196 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 22:06 - Sep 14 by shotters
I used to try and buy anything I saw on a match day, something to read on the train home
Used to subscribe to the UI, bought number 5 outside the pub on Northlands Road before a game, my dad wanted to read it first as I was only 14 at the time, didn't get down to many games then as money was tight so did the subscription thing, 5 issues at a time I think?
We had all sorts of offers to get the money in for the next issue, T shirts were a big seller
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 22:40 - Sep 14 by PatfromPoole
We keep winning at the moment when I wear it.
If we lose a game, I’ll stop wearing it for a while…..
When we were on that unbeaten run under Russell Martin I wore the same thing on a match day It might sound ridiculous, but it’s the way my brain is wired, I convinced myself that if I wore something different then we’d lose Was slightly relieved when we lost at Ashton Gate as my match day attire included a woolly bobble hat and spring was fast approaching
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 22:51 - Sep 14 with 2094 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 22:46 - Sep 14 by shotters
When we were on that unbeaten run under Russell Martin I wore the same thing on a match day It might sound ridiculous, but it’s the way my brain is wired, I convinced myself that if I wore something different then we’d lose Was slightly relieved when we lost at Ashton Gate as my match day attire included a woolly bobble hat and spring was fast approaching
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Yep been there and done that, lucky Underpants in the 2002/03 season when we got to the Cup final, walking the same way to the ground and now counting taxis
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:00 - Sep 14 with 2083 views
A few years back when myself and nickso19 were the bette noirs of the Southampton social media scene (mostly in the form of outright nicking a load of content from fanzines like on the march and the ugly) we floated the idea of doing a paper one again, sadly it never got anywhere.
Mind you I’m not sure how it would go down with the younger fans these days. The humour in the game/terraces has changed massively and people get really easily offended out of things that were just a laugh back in the day.
Stuff like OTM’s “fat bloke in a replica shirt”, a direct lift I did of the “skin him danny” cartoon where Wallace was literally skinning a man on the halfway line, and even the ins and outs, sent out online/younger fans into an absolute rage, and even had some calling for us to be banned from st Mary’s.
Shame really as I loved the fanzine growing up. Them and the music mags and fashion mags really shaped my cultural life and made football about so much more than football
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:00 - Sep 14 by franniesTache
A few years back when myself and nickso19 were the bette noirs of the Southampton social media scene (mostly in the form of outright nicking a load of content from fanzines like on the march and the ugly) we floated the idea of doing a paper one again, sadly it never got anywhere.
Mind you I’m not sure how it would go down with the younger fans these days. The humour in the game/terraces has changed massively and people get really easily offended out of things that were just a laugh back in the day.
Stuff like OTM’s “fat bloke in a replica shirt”, a direct lift I did of the “skin him danny” cartoon where Wallace was literally skinning a man on the halfway line, and even the ins and outs, sent out online/younger fans into an absolute rage, and even had some calling for us to be banned from st Mary’s.
Shame really as I loved the fanzine growing up. Them and the music mags and fashion mags really shaped my cultural life and made football about so much more than football
Im thinking of doing a little bit more on music on here, perhaps an album of the month or gig of the month, but I need contributors as I know nothing about the modern artistes
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:15 - Sep 14 with 2063 views
I used to like The Committee and Saints M*^*s Some very amusing content there, even my QPR supporting mate who I was working with a lot at the time thought it was funny
Must have been about 1990 and I’d bought one of those T-shirts from the bloke on the car lot on Milton Road, put it on over my jumper and went to the match under the east stand. To my horror I saw that kind of dress referenced in the next OTM, how to look stupid was the comment I think, I’ll have to have a look as I still have them all. Never forgotten that and quite right too
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:20 - Sep 14 with 2044 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:13 - Sep 14 by SaintNick
Im thinking of doing a little bit more on music on here, perhaps an album of the month or gig of the month, but I need contributors as I know nothing about the modern artistes
I’m not sure how relevant my music is to most on here given I largely listen to jazz and modern soul when it comes to new music.
Shotters aside I’d imagine most people probably won’t have heard of the last few artists I bought the records of.
Think the ones I’ve bought this year have been sparklemami (sh*t name great music), Erykah Badu, Ezra collective, aja Monet, jasmin Myra and Brian Jackson
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:30 - Sep 14 with 2026 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:20 - Sep 14 by franniesTache
I’m not sure how relevant my music is to most on here given I largely listen to jazz and modern soul when it comes to new music.
Shotters aside I’d imagine most people probably won’t have heard of the last few artists I bought the records of.
Think the ones I’ve bought this year have been sparklemami (sh*t name great music), Erykah Badu, Ezra collective, aja Monet, jasmin Myra and Brian Jackson
I was hoping you could review the latest Zombie'ites album for the site
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:20 - Sep 14 by franniesTache
I’m not sure how relevant my music is to most on here given I largely listen to jazz and modern soul when it comes to new music.
Shotters aside I’d imagine most people probably won’t have heard of the last few artists I bought the records of.
Think the ones I’ve bought this year have been sparklemami (sh*t name great music), Erykah Badu, Ezra collective, aja Monet, jasmin Myra and Brian Jackson
To be honest, I’ve only heard of Ezra Collective and Erykah Badu
I’ll have a listen to the other things you’ve listed though
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:36 - Sep 14 with 2012 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:30 - Sep 14 by SaintNick
I was hoping you could review the latest Zombie'ites album for the site
I’ll happily tell you what I think of the new Bunnymen lp when it’s released on Friday, quite tempted by the green splatter vinyl But that’s hardly cutting edge! As an aside print media really is a dying form The only physical magazines I buy now are Paninaro and Disco Pogo which are both bi-annual. Recently cancelled my subscription to WSC as I wasn’t reading it much anymore
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:46 - Sep 14 with 1997 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:37 - Sep 14 by shotters
I’ll happily tell you what I think of the new Bunnymen lp when it’s released on Friday, quite tempted by the green splatter vinyl But that’s hardly cutting edge! As an aside print media really is a dying form The only physical magazines I buy now are Paninaro and Disco Pogo which are both bi-annual. Recently cancelled my subscription to WSC as I wasn’t reading it much anymore
If you fancy doing a review of the Bunnymen album then it would make a great first album of the month, ive heard a few tracks off it including Brussels is haunted which is old school Bunnymen
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:50 - Sep 14 with 1985 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:46 - Sep 14 by SaintNick
If you fancy doing a review of the Bunnymen album then it would make a great first album of the month, ive heard a few tracks off it including Brussels is haunted which is old school Bunnymen
I’ll see what I can do
Don’t get your hopes up up too much, it’ll be more Lester Pigott than Lester Bangs
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Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:54 - Sep 14 with 1978 views
Fanzine- The Story Of Britains Alternative Press on 23:30 - Sep 14 by shotters
To be honest, I’ve only heard of Ezra Collective and Erykah Badu
I’ll have a listen to the other things you’ve listed though
Ajá monet is spoken word to music produced and arranged by Meshell Ndegeocello who you might know?
Soarklmami is a vocalist who’s more on the spiritual jazz style
And Brian Jackson is probably most famous for his work with gill Scott heron. He wrote the bottle with him amongst others, but his latest lp is produced by the masters at work
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