Guest Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Kev Roberts has asked me to post the following:- A few words from Goldsoul in the light of the usual frenzied activity where we are concerned. Incidentally, Ian Levine has a new album titled Disco 2008. A review from Steve G possibly? When running a business where customers are passionate about their favourite music, it comes as no surprise that social commentary is part of its make-up. Along with Pontins at Prestatyn, John Manship, Tim Brown's Anglo American, Pat Brady etc etc, we all will encounter extremist views within Northern Soul at some stage....it's the way it is. Back in the early 70's, did anyone criticize the promoters of that time(Chris Burton, Tony Petherbridge, Terry Samson etc) for having the balls to put 'on a do'. The difficulty for anyone with extreme views about this subject is, they think that 'dissing old timers' 'oldies only venues' will somehow deliver a better framework for Northern Soul. It clearly does not. If enthusiasts want to work to the principle of 'underplayed oldies' 'rare unknowns' etc...GREAT. But guys, leave the nostalgia bit to seasoned pros without the hideous hostility. It serves no purpose, as 2,500 at Blackpool Tower recently, demonstrates,their is something in Northern Soul for everybody. The quite vile and disgusting comments from Trevor Hare of York 'trevski' , Paul Sadot of 'Once Upon A Time In Wigan' Mr.Darcy , Bigray1 and a small handful of misguided(about KR anyway) individuals clearly turn the majority off. These characters are now creating so many bad vibes, they themselves are receiving awful reputations. There are many respected DJ's and Dealers who have privately contacted us to voice disgust at these 'Patrons of a Rogue State', citing these outcasts as 'the North Korea of Soul'. The work put into the scene by us, Richard Searling,the publishers Beatin Rhythm and Be-Cool, Kent Records, Ady Croasdell, the DJ's who travel hundreds of miles each weekend and most of all the fans who support the scene is immense. Constant digs are a long term turn off-please get the message! Trevski, actually turns so many off the thought of visiting the Wilton's of this world, that their courageous and inspiring 'up front' music policy is stagnated due to the bad vibes that he and a few instigators applaud. Trev-get your money out and start promoting, record dealing, events abroad, bringing acts to the UK. See how 'easy it is'. Thank heavens for the Soultown's of this world who simply promote to the best of their ability and deliver a refreshing change at Middleton complete with healthy attendances. The promoter of this excellent All Nighter applauds larger events and smaller 'feeder' gigs too. Absolutely the correct way to be. If Goldsoul was devoid of credibility, then why are we pulling healthy numbers to our events? For the scene's sake...can we all see the big and bigger picture and enjoy the last 40 years of Northern Soul....preferably as nice people. Thanks and Stay Well. Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future'
Guest Bearsy Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 i bet this thread goes into treble figures I just cant understand why people cant air their opinion on a public forum if its in favour or not, if your getting superb attendances then these few that are making comments are obviously making no impact what so ever so why open a thread like this and name names and push blame on them when you must know that they are going to answer back, your on a wind up aint you and looking for an argument if not did you have a real good think about what you are starting here well i for one are glad you did start this thread cos its boring on here tonight let the begin
John Al Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Kev Roberts has asked me to post the following:- A few words from Goldsoul in the light of the usual frenzied activity where we are concerned. Incidentally, Ian Levine has a new album titled Disco 2008. A review from Steve G possibly? When running a business where customers are passionate about their favourite music, it comes as no surprise that social commentary is part of its make-up. Along with Pontins at Prestatyn, John Manship, Tim Brown's Anglo American, Pat Brady etc etc, we all will encounter extremist views within Northern Soul at some stage....it's the way it is. Back in the early 70's, did anyone criticize the promoters of that time(Chris Burton, Tony Petherbridge, Terry Samson etc) for having the balls to put 'on a do'. The difficulty for anyone with extreme views about this subject is, they think that 'dissing old timers' 'oldies only venues' will somehow deliver a better framework for Northern Soul. It clearly does not. If enthusiasts want to work to the principle of 'underplayed oldies' 'rare unknowns' etc...GREAT. But guys, leave the nostalgia bit to seasoned pros without the hideous hostility. It serves no purpose, as 2,500 at Blackpool Tower recently, demonstrates,their is something in Northern Soul for everybody. The quite vile and disgusting comments from Trevor Hare of York 'trevski' , Paul Sadot of 'Once Upon A Time In Wigan' Mr.Darcy , Bigray1 and a small handful of misguided(about KR anyway) individuals clearly turn the majority off. These characters are now creating so many bad vibes, they themselves are receiving awful reputations. There are many respected DJ's and Dealers who have privately contacted us to voice disgust at these 'Patrons of a Rogue State', citing these outcasts as 'the North Korea of Soul'. The work put into the scene by us, Richard Searling,the publishers Beatin Rhythm and Be-Cool, Kent Records, Ady Croasdell, the DJ's who travel hundreds of miles each weekend and most of all the fans who support the scene is immense. Constant digs are a long term turn off-please get the message! Trevski, actually turns so many off the thought of visiting the Wilton's of this world, that their courageous and inspiring 'up front' music policy is stagnated due to the bad vibes that he and a few instigators applaud. Trev-get your money out and start promoting, record dealing, events abroad, bringing acts to the UK. See how 'easy it is'. Thank heavens for the Soultown's of this world who simply promote to the best of their ability and deliver a refreshing change at Middleton complete with healthy attendances. The promoter of this excellent All Nighter applauds larger events and smaller 'feeder' gigs too. Absolutely the correct way to be. If Goldsoul was devoid of credibility, then why are we pulling healthy numbers to our events? For the scene's sake...can we all see the big and bigger picture and enjoy the last 40 years of Northern Soul....preferably as nice people. Thanks and Stay Well. Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future' Yes, very interesting I'm sure. I'm gonna go play some music. THAT's what it's all about. Oh, and it also passes the time whilst waiting for Bearsy to 'phone..........
Wally Francis Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 I do agree with some of your point's but to name names is a bit low, why not use the pm route to let people know how you feel, and yes i do think some on the scene are trying to dictate as to what should and should'nt be played at venues, but the paying public will decide as to what they want to hear and by whom. And i for one do just that, i have also in the past promoted various soul night's but not on the scale as Goldsoul's and it's such a thankless task, then out of the blue you get some kind word's and it makes it all worthwhile. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ONE AND ALL.
chrissie Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 oh about time to, we havent had an Ian or Kev thread for at least a month QoFxx
Guest FrostyJak Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Yes, very interesting I'm sure. I'm gonna go play some music. THAT's what it's all about. SO VERY TRUE THAT's WOT ITS ABOUT
Guest andrew bin Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 i bet this thread goes into treble figures I just cant understand why people cant air their opinion on a public forum if its in favour or not, if your getting superb attendances then these few that are making comments are obviously making no impact what so ever so why open a thread like this and name names and push blame on them when you must know that they are going to answer back, your on a wind up aint you and looking for an argument if not did you have a real good think about what you are starting here well i for one are glad you did start this thread cos its boring on here tonight let the begin think i'll put the kettle on and make flask of tea, looks like the start of a big un
John Al Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 (edited) SO VERY TRUE THAT's WOT ITS ABOUT Thank you my friend. How's Uttoxeter, raining? I've always loved this track but hearing it now it seems very dated. What do you think? https://the.soulclub.org/stream/Bobbie_Lee_...ou_Hurt_Me_.ram Edited November 30, 2007 by John Alden
Jumpinjoan Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future'
Guest Matt Male Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Damn the missus wants to use my laptop to order shopping now
Pete S Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 I do agree with some of your point's but to name names is a bit low, So they can openly criticise him under their own names on here but he can't make a reference to the people who's slagging him off? Why not?
Guest andrew bin Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 this is boring, i'm off to freebassing just heard evil knievel died
chrissie Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 think i'll put the kettle on and make flask of tea, looks like the start of a big un Thank god its a weekend, could never keep up if I was at work QoFxx
chrissie Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 So they can openly criticise him under their own names on here but he can't make a reference to the people who's slagging him off? Why not? Have to agree with you on that one Pete, if people have a dig at people Kev, Ian etc on here (guilty as charged) they have every right to name names back.......adds to the fun anyway QoFxx
Tomangoes Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Did Trevski (I dont know him or even read the thread this relates to) ask somebody to pass his thoughts on or did he say what he thought himself? I suspect the latter. Funny thing, I got talking to a guy from Worksop whist sat having a pint in a bar in Tenerife last Sunday and he told me he actually attended the very first Wigan Casino nighter and he mentioned 'Scooby Doo', and how little respect Scooby Doo had amongst the 'professionals' on the scene. Now some of you will wonder what I'm on about, but I can tell you that the above paragraph is relevant to this thread. In conclusion, if thas got owt to seh, say it thee sen, or shut the fcuk up. Ed
Guest FrostyJak Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 (edited) Thank you my friend. How's Uttoxeter, raining? I've always loved this track but hearing it now it seems very dated. What do you think? https://the.soulclub.org/stream/Bobbie_Lee_...ou_Hurt_Me_.ram Hi John Sorry i've taken a while to reply been listening to some sounds No its not raining here at min ! Yes track you mentioned does sound dated wot else are you listening to if you don't mind me asking Norwood Long very nice tune Talking about music is wot its about ImO Edited November 30, 2007 by FrostyJak
Tabs Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Just the same old same old IMO. Been done to death more than once and surely will be repeated in the future. All down to choice, attend venues what you want to attend. I just can't understand what the point of this thread is. I have no issue with anyones right to reply but this is hardly new or original.
Guest gibber Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 (edited) Sorry another time . Wrong thread . Drink again Edited December 1, 2007 by gibber
Dave Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Did Trevski (I dont know him or even read the thread this relates to) ask somebody to pass his thoughts on or did he say what he thought himself? I suspect the latter. Funny thing, I got talking to a guy from Worksop whist sat having a pint in a bar in Tenerife last Sunday and he told me he actually attended the very first Wigan Casino nighter and he mentioned 'Scooby Doo', and how little respect Scooby Doo had amongst the 'professionals' on the scene. Now some of you will wonder what I'm on about, but I can tell you that the above paragraph is relevant to this thread. In conclusion, if thas got owt to seh, say it thee sen, or shut the fcuk up. Ed A bit too much sun in Tenerife?
Pete S Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 Just the same old same old IMO. Been done to death more than once and surely will be repeated in the future. All down to choice, attend venues what you want to attend. I just can't understand what the point of this thread is. I have no issue with anyones right to reply but this is hardly new or original. Don't think it's meant to be anything but a right to reply-reply.
soul45s Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 Kev Roberts has asked me to post the following:- Why didnt he post it himself? ????
Guest JJMMWGDuPree Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 My guess would be he can't remember his password. I managed to do that before I'd even made my first post. Incidentally, should this have been posted as a reply under the '500 top NS records' book launch thread? It would have made more sense there.
SteveM Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 (edited) Did Trevski (I dont know him or even read the thread this relates to) ask somebody to pass his thoughts on or did he say what he thought himself? I suspect the latter. Funny thing, I got talking to a guy from Worksop whist sat having a pint in a bar in Tenerife last Sunday and he told me he actually attended the very first Wigan Casino nighter and he mentioned 'Scooby Doo', and how little respect Scooby Doo had amongst the 'professionals' on the scene. Now some of you will wonder what I'm on about, but I can tell you that the above paragraph is relevant to this thread. In conclusion, if thas got owt to seh, say it thee sen, or shut the fcuk up. Ed Edited December 2, 2007 by SteveM
Guest geordiebri Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 A bit too much sun in Tenerife? Come on I thought there would be more comments than this? THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK starring Kev Roberts As Darth Vader
Guest Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 While it seems that Goldsoul are back to join us with Samm a director of Goldsoul posting & Aardvark posting up Kevs comments, perhaps one of them would like to make a statement about the forged tickets at Whitby. Last time, me & Kev spoke on here on the Whitby thread he promised that he would come back to us after the court case, surely thats finished now, am sure quite a few on here would like to know the answers Kx
Little-stevie Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 While it seems that Goldsoul are back to join us with Samm a director of Goldsoul posting & Aardvark posting up Kevs comments, perhaps one of them would like to make a statement about the forged tickets at Whitby. Last time, me & Kev spoke on here on the Whitby thread he promised that he would come back to us after the court case, surely thats finished now, am sure quite a few on here would like to know the answers Kx come on Aardvark-samm,simple question....Mr Roberts gets flack because of his actions/words with regards to Whitby...Many paying punters would just like to know what the score is after the court case...Leave out the spin and just give us some facts...This question will never go away and quite a few of my friends who put money in your coffers want it cleared up...Yes paying customers to a Goldsoul event..
paultp Posted December 1, 2007 Posted December 1, 2007 " Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future' " That needs explaining too .......... how exactly?
Guest soulmaguk Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Kev Roberts has asked me to post the following:- A few words from Goldsoul in the light of the usual frenzied activity where we are concerned. Incidentally, Ian Levine has a new album titled Disco 2008. A review from Steve G possibly? When running a business where customers are passionate about their favourite music, it comes as no surprise that social commentary is part of its make-up. Along with Pontins at Prestatyn, John Manship, Tim Brown's Anglo American, Pat Brady etc etc, we all will encounter extremist views within Northern Soul at some stage....it's the way it is. Back in the early 70's, did anyone criticize the promoters of that time(Chris Burton, Tony Petherbridge, Terry Samson etc) for having the balls to put 'on a do'. The difficulty for anyone with extreme views about this subject is, they think that 'dissing old timers' 'oldies only venues' will somehow deliver a better framework for Northern Soul. It clearly does not. If enthusiasts want to work to the principle of 'underplayed oldies' 'rare unknowns' etc...GREAT. But guys, leave the nostalgia bit to seasoned pros without the hideous hostility. It serves no purpose, as 2,500 at Blackpool Tower recently, demonstrates,their is something in Northern Soul for everybody. The quite vile and disgusting comments from Trevor Hare of York 'trevski' , Paul Sadot of 'Once Upon A Time In Wigan' Mr.Darcy , Bigray1 and a small handful of misguided(about KR anyway) individuals clearly turn the majority off. These characters are now creating so many bad vibes, they themselves are receiving awful reputations. There are many respected DJ's and Dealers who have privately contacted us to voice disgust at these 'Patrons of a Rogue State', citing these outcasts as 'the North Korea of Soul'. The work put into the scene by us, Richard Searling,the publishers Beatin Rhythm and Be-Cool, Kent Records, Ady Croasdell, the DJ's who travel hundreds of miles each weekend and most of all the fans who support the scene is immense. Constant digs are a long term turn off-please get the message! Trevski, actually turns so many off the thought of visiting the Wilton's of this world, that their courageous and inspiring 'up front' music policy is stagnated due to the bad vibes that he and a few instigators applaud. Trev-get your money out and start promoting, record dealing, events abroad, bringing acts to the UK. See how 'easy it is'. Thank heavens for the Soultown's of this world who simply promote to the best of their ability and deliver a refreshing change at Middleton complete with healthy attendances. The promoter of this excellent All Nighter applauds larger events and smaller 'feeder' gigs too. Absolutely the correct way to be. If Goldsoul was devoid of credibility, then why are we pulling healthy numbers to our events? For the scene's sake...can we all see the big and bigger picture and enjoy the last 40 years of Northern Soul....preferably as nice people. Thanks and Stay Well. Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future' You to are nice people, and i do have a view on the bigger picture. But Northern Soul apparetlry finished when Dave Godin Dyed. RIP. So Whats happening now? Just a rememberence to him? Your pulling in healthy numbers on the strength of that, Yes??
Guest soulmaguk Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Kev Roberts has asked me to post the following:- A few words from Goldsoul in the light of the usual frenzied activity where we are concerned. Incidentally, Ian Levine has a new album titled Disco 2008. A review from Steve G possibly? When running a business where customers are passionate about their favourite music, it comes as no surprise that social commentary is part of its make-up. Along with Pontins at Prestatyn, John Manship, Tim Brown's Anglo American, Pat Brady etc etc, we all will encounter extremist views within Northern Soul at some stage....it's the way it is. Back in the early 70's, did anyone criticize the promoters of that time(Chris Burton, Tony Petherbridge, Terry Samson etc) for having the balls to put 'on a do'. The difficulty for anyone with extreme views about this subject is, they think that 'dissing old timers' 'oldies only venues' will somehow deliver a better framework for Northern Soul. It clearly does not. If enthusiasts want to work to the principle of 'underplayed oldies' 'rare unknowns' etc...GREAT. But guys, leave the nostalgia bit to seasoned pros without the hideous hostility. It serves no purpose, as 2,500 at Blackpool Tower recently, demonstrates,their is something in Northern Soul for everybody. The quite vile and disgusting comments from Trevor Hare of York 'trevski' , Paul Sadot of 'Once Upon A Time In Wigan' Mr.Darcy , Bigray1 and a small handful of misguided(about KR anyway) individuals clearly turn the majority off. These characters are now creating so many bad vibes, they themselves are receiving awful reputations. There are many respected DJ's and Dealers who have privately contacted us to voice disgust at these 'Patrons of a Rogue State', citing these outcasts as 'the North Korea of Soul'. The work put into the scene by us, Richard Searling,the publishers Beatin Rhythm and Be-Cool, Kent Records, Ady Croasdell, the DJ's who travel hundreds of miles each weekend and most of all the fans who support the scene is immense. Constant digs are a long term turn off-please get the message! Trevski, actually turns so many off the thought of visiting the Wilton's of this world, that their courageous and inspiring 'up front' music policy is stagnated due to the bad vibes that he and a few instigators applaud. Trev-get your money out and start promoting, record dealing, events abroad, bringing acts to the UK. See how 'easy it is'. Thank heavens for the Soultown's of this world who simply promote to the best of their ability and deliver a refreshing change at Middleton complete with healthy attendances. The promoter of this excellent All Nighter applauds larger events and smaller 'feeder' gigs too. Absolutely the correct way to be. If Goldsoul was devoid of credibility, then why are we pulling healthy numbers to our events? For the scene's sake...can we all see the big and bigger picture and enjoy the last 40 years of Northern Soul....preferably as nice people. Thanks and Stay Well. Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future' Also, I'm so disappointed that you have made people think they are top DJs getting hold of cheap versions of Northern records that are being passed off as rare interesting northern soul. It's rubbish mate, not very well done at all. some people are sensitive you know. John.
Guest Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Kev Roberts has asked me to post the following:- A few words from Goldsoul in the light of the usual frenzied activity where we are concerned. Incidentally, Ian Levine has a new album titled Disco 2008. A review from Steve G possibly? When running a business where customers are passionate about their favourite music, it comes as no surprise that social commentary is part of its make-up. Along with Pontins at Prestatyn, John Manship, Tim Brown's Anglo American, Pat Brady etc etc, we all will encounter extremist views within Northern Soul at some stage....it's the way it is. Back in the early 70's, did anyone criticize the promoters of that time(Chris Burton, Tony Petherbridge, Terry Samson etc) for having the balls to put 'on a do'. The difficulty for anyone with extreme views about this subject is, they think that 'dissing old timers' 'oldies only venues' will somehow deliver a better framework for Northern Soul. It clearly does not. If enthusiasts want to work to the principle of 'underplayed oldies' 'rare unknowns' etc...GREAT. But guys, leave the nostalgia bit to seasoned pros without the hideous hostility. It serves no purpose, as 2,500 at Blackpool Tower recently, demonstrates,their is something in Northern Soul for everybody. The quite vile and disgusting comments from Trevor Hare of York 'trevski' , Paul Sadot of 'Once Upon A Time In Wigan' Mr.Darcy , Bigray1 and a small handful of misguided(about KR anyway) individuals clearly turn the majority off. These characters are now creating so many bad vibes, they themselves are receiving awful reputations. There are many respected DJ's and Dealers who have privately contacted us to voice disgust at these 'Patrons of a Rogue State', citing these outcasts as 'the North Korea of Soul'. The work put into the scene by us, Richard Searling,the publishers Beatin Rhythm and Be-Cool, Kent Records, Ady Croasdell, the DJ's who travel hundreds of miles each weekend and most of all the fans who support the scene is immense. Constant digs are a long term turn off-please get the message! Trevski, actually turns so many off the thought of visiting the Wilton's of this world, that their courageous and inspiring 'up front' music policy is stagnated due to the bad vibes that he and a few instigators applaud. Trev-get your money out and start promoting, record dealing, events abroad, bringing acts to the UK. See how 'easy it is'. Thank heavens for the Soultown's of this world who simply promote to the best of their ability and deliver a refreshing change at Middleton complete with healthy attendances. The promoter of this excellent All Nighter applauds larger events and smaller 'feeder' gigs too. Absolutely the correct way to be. If Goldsoul was devoid of credibility, then why are we pulling healthy numbers to our events? For the scene's sake...can we all see the big and bigger picture and enjoy the last 40 years of Northern Soul....preferably as nice people. Thanks and Stay Well. Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future' what about whitby as this jus bin forgotten then seam to me that this as bin pushed t 1 side well we av not forgot
Guest Trevski Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 (edited) Just read this thread.  Cosider this: KR=Millionaire, big buisness man, megga promoter, radio personality,author,record dealer, etc, etc. Trevski=nobody, in the big scheme of things. So why is he so bothered about what I say about his empire? I certainly arn't bothered about what he has said, regarding me! So much so that If any promoters of venues I attend ie; Wilton, (to which I am causing particular damage, according to KR) think I am having a detrimental effect, or anyone running a venue at which I am playing, Hull, Wakefield, Cleckheaton, York, etc, Please let me know, either on here, or by PM, and I will not attend. KR sites: There are many respected DJ's and Dealers who have privately contacted us to voice disgust at these 'Patrons of a Rogue State', citing these outcasts as 'the North Korea of Soul'. The work put into the scene by us, Richard Searling,the publishers Beatin Rhythm and Be-Cool, Kent Records, Ady Croasdell, the DJ's who travel hundreds of miles each weekend and most of all the fans who support the scene is immense. Constant digs are a long term turn off-please get the message! I have also recieved many PM's etc from people supporting what I have said. Outcasts? By who? see my above statement. I'm prepared to put my neck on the block. Let's see how outcast I am. Listing Richard, Adey, Jm,TB and others as some sort of support or legitimisastion doesn't work I have never criticised any of them, and in fact have praised Adey for doing things the right way. I have criticised KR for his exploitation of the scene and it's followers, for his own gain. I don't believe he does any of it for 'love of the scene' or 'love of soul music' I belive he does it purely for the love of KR's bank balance and ego. Because of this he labels me an 'outcast'. I'm cerainly not an outcast from anything he is associated with, as to be out-cast, on has to attend something to be cast out of, and I would never attend any of his venues. Again I ask KR, why doe's anything I have to say bother the mighty KR empire? Is it so fragile that one little voice threatens its stability? KR's response to 'one little voice' reminds me somewhat of this: In the early summer of 1942, a group of young men — including Willi Graf, Christoph Probst and Hans Scholl — co-authored six anti-Nazi Third Reich political resistance leaflets. Calling themselves the White Rose, they instructed Germans to passively resist the Nazis. Contrary to popular belief, Sophie Scholl was not a co-author of the articles. Her brother had been initially keen to keep her ignorant of their activities, but once she discovered his activities, she joined him and proved invaluable to the group: as a female, her chances of being randomly stopped by the SS were much smaller. She and rest of the White Rose were arrested for distributing the sixth leaflet at the University of Munich on February 18, 1943. In the People's Court before the notorious Judge Roland Freisler on February 21, 1943, Scholl was recorded as saying "Somebody, after all, had to make a start. What we wrote and said is also believed by many others. They just do not dare express themselves as we did." On February 22, 1943, Sophie Scholl, her brother Hans and their friend Christoph Probst were found guilty of treason and condemned to death. They were all beheaded by executioner Johann Reichhart in Munich's Stadelheim Prison only a few hours later at 17:00. Her last words were "Die Sonne scheint noch"—"The sun still shines." What possible threat were they to the Third Reich? About as much as I am to KR, but any voice of opposition is one too many, it seems! Click here: https://www.grapheine.com/classiktv/classik...ay.php?id=59575 Edited December 2, 2007 by Trevski
Paul-s Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Have to agree with you on that one Pete, if people have a dig at people Kev, Ian etc on here (guilty as charged) they have every right to name names back.......adds to the fun anyway QoFxx Hey, I love being named by 'Attilla the Bun Roberts'. I take it as an honour that such a ruthless, contrived, souless, inarticulate Pr--ck, names me as his nemessis! Its true. HE REPRESENTS EVERYTHING I HATE ABOUT THIS SCENE! Once again i bring the matter of threatening Kirsty by private pm to everyones attention. Thats how cowardly and underhand this man is! FULL STOP. For those who feel cared for and loved by the 'big fella', good luck to you! Name away KR, its a compliment to me. CHEERS Remember when I did the play and didn't invite you and you called me up to tell me "who you were" and how you were responsible for Wigan and how "you were the man?" Sad, sad , sad......
Ady Croasdell Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 In the early summer of 1942, a group of young men " including Willi Graf, Christoph Probst and Hans Scholl " co-authored six anti-Nazi Third Reich political resistance leaflets. Calling themselves the White Rose, they instructed Germans to passively resist the Nazis. Contrary to popular belief, Sophie Scholl was not a co-author of the articles. Her brother had been initially keen to keep her ignorant of their activities, but once she discovered his activities, she joined him and proved invaluable to the group: as a female, her chances of being randomly stopped by the SS were much smaller. She and rest of the White Rose were arrested for distributing the sixth leaflet at the University of Munich on February 18, 1943. In the People's Court before the notorious Judge Roland Freisler on February 21, 1943, Scholl was recorded as saying "Somebody, after all, had to make a start. What we wrote and said is also believed by many others. They just do not dare express themselves as we did." On February 22, 1943, Sophie Scholl, her brother Hans and their friend Christoph Probst were found guilty of treason and condemned to death. They were all beheaded by executioner Johann Reichhart in Munich's Stadelheim Prison only a few hours later at 17:00. Her last words were "Die Sonne scheint noch" ""The sun still shines." What possible threat were they to the Third Reich? About as much as I am to KR, but any voice of opposition is one too many, it seems! That's very interesting, I've never heard of much German resistance and couldn't believe a whole nation would be going along with such disgusting behaviour in their name. it's heartening to know this happened and I wonder how other German resistance to Naziism manifested itself; the communists etc were presumably purged. s to the thread was it in response to something specific or some sort of controversial ploy to promote the re-hash of that book? I've not seen the original but thought it was a good way of making a few bob, I wish I'd thought of it. Those quotes from punters were incredible though; 500 different ways of saying nothing.
Paul-s Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Kev Roberts has asked me to post the following:- Along with Pontins at Prestatyn, John Manship, Tim Brown's Anglo American, Pat Brady etc etc, we all will encounter extremist views within Northern Soul at some stage....it's the way it is. Im not talking about them. Dont remember them doing a Whitby! Im talking about YOU!
Paul-s Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Those quotes from punters were incredible though; 500 different ways of saying nothing.
Pete S Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Those quotes from punters were incredible though; 500 different ways of saying nothing. As I said before, I think it's a great book but the comment that was attributed to me about Barbara Mcnair's "Your gonna love my baby" was made up. Not a hanging offence but if I was gonna be quoted I'd have liked it to have been about one of my favourite records.
Paul-s Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Those quotes from punters were incredible though; 500 different ways of saying nothing. Depends if your a punter I guess? Might mean more to those being ripped off with tickets etc? Or were you talking about book quotes Adey?
Guest Trevski Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 (edited) That's very interesting, I've never heard of much German resistance and couldn't believe a whole nation would be going along with such disgusting behaviour in their name. it's heartening to know this happened and I wonder how other German resistance to Naziism manifested itself; the communists etc were presumably purged. s to the thread was it in response to something specific or some sort of controversial ploy to promote the re-hash of that book? I've not seen the original but thought it was a good way of making a few bob, I wish I'd thought of it. Those quotes from punters were incredible though; 500 different ways of saying nothing. Keep an eye on Film4 Adey, they ran a brilliant German film about Sophie, a few weeks ago, very moving. Edited December 2, 2007 by Trevski
KevH Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 As I said before, I think it's a great book but the comment that was attributed to me about Barbara Mcnair's "Your gonna love my baby" was made up. Not a hanging offence but if I was gonna be quoted I'd have liked it to have been about one of my favourite records. could have been worse Pete,comment could have been used on the Carstairs
kevinsoulman Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 i will just throw this in when nsoul ceased with the 24th issue subscribers were told there would be an nsoul annual in december 2007 with free cd ive just asked about this and been told the mag has ceased which we all know and ive got to prove my subscription to get a refund obviously no records of customer details kept then yet another promise not being kept kev
Pete S Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 could have been worse Pete,comment could have been used on the Carstairs yeah that would have been kind of poetic justice I suppose after all the stick I've given that record
Pete S Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 i will just throw this in when nsoul ceased with the 24th issue subscribers were told there would be an nsoul annual in december 2007 with free cd ive just asked about this and been told the mag has ceased which we all know and ive got to prove my subscription to get a refund obviously no records of customer details kept then yet another promise not being kept kev Well they aren't alone there then, I subscribed to Rare Soul Review and only ever received 2 editions, and there are currently several angry Manifesto subscribers on the site
Chalky Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Well they aren't alone there then, I subscribed to Rare Soul Review and only ever received 2 editions, and there are currently several angry Manifesto subscribers on the site I've got 3 Rare Soul Reviews.
Paul-s Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 These characters are now creating so many bad vibes, they themselves are receiving awful reputations. Jesus! I dont base my reputation on the 'Northern Soul scene'. 'Soul' is a pleasure thing for me, so i dont need a reputation! The only reputation I care about, is the one i have amongst my friends! Anyway, about Whitby.....? Constant digs are a For the scene's sake...can we all see the big and bigger picture and enjoy the last 40 years of Northern Soul....preferably as nice people. Thanks and Stay Well. Goldsoul 'investing in Northern Soul's future' OOH look at KR the philanthropist, he has eveyone's well being in mind! Nice people? Is that what sending threatening PM's to people is? Well, is so, then YOU are the very definition of 'Nice' Kev! Have a 'nice' day
Ady Croasdell Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Or were you talking about book quotes Adey? That's the feller I've now ssen the original thread and I would have thought the opening post on this one would have been better placed on that one. Perhaps a merge is on the cards.
Pete S Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 I've got 3 Rare Soul Reviews. You must have got my issue 3
Chalky Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 You must have got my issue 3 Tell a lie Pete, I've got Issues 2 and 3, so definately 3 issued. Anyone got a spare issue 1?
Pete S Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Tell a lie Pete, I've got Issues 2 and 3, so definately 3 issued. Anyone got a spare issue 1? If I can find it you can have mine, I've started chucking stuff away instead of keeping it so no doubt this would be going. I'll just keep my Top 500 book and Beatin Rhythms
Chalky Posted December 2, 2007 Posted December 2, 2007 Cheers Pete, don't chuck owt away, I hoard all sorts here love to read old mags and books I don't have. Sure you could flog them on here.
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