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Posted: Wed 17 May 2006, 4:08 pm
by davenjulieuk
yes it was after Nightlife - Neil wasnt happy with the way the album turned out and the choice of singles put upon them by Parlaphone - it was mentioned after one of the Nightlife shows apparantley
Posted: Wed 17 May 2006, 4:10 pm
by patrick
Kris wrote:I could be wrong but I think the quote relates to just a few years ago - between Nightlife and Release.
I would have quit after
Nightlife, too.
Posted: Wed 17 May 2006, 4:15 pm
by stew
was this not said in the RELEASE tour orogramme?
Posted: Thu 18 May 2006, 3:47 am
by Dipso
psb-freak wrote:I have read that somewhere. So it´s always Neil who wants to stop the whole thing.
Always? In what way is once "always"?
Posted: Thu 18 May 2006, 4:49 am
by retrofuturist
Is there any chance an administrator can rename this thread?????????
Posted: Thu 18 May 2006, 9:53 am
by psb-freak
Dipso wrote:psb-freak wrote:I have read that somewhere. So it´s always Neil who wants to stop the whole thing.
Always? In what way is once "always"?
Chris hasn´t said anything about quitting.
Posted: Thu 18 May 2006, 5:01 pm
by Dipso
I think Chris has, to be honest. I seem to remember him saying that he wanted to stop around the time of Heart, but he soon changed his mind.
Posted: Thu 18 May 2006, 5:08 pm
by Nightlife
Neil mentioned it many many years ago on that Janet Street-Porter programme, 'That was then - This is now. In between the time of Suburbia and It's A Sin. He was fed up with the whole thing, and thought about giving it up. If I remember correctly.