Separated at Birth... ?

[Nigel]

Sorry, Mike, but this one's totally lost on me as I don't recognise either of the gentlemen who's pictures appear in the blog.

Interesting poetic piece... whatever you were on when you wrote it, I want some

[crispibits]

You don't recognise the Smiths? - blimey, you must be either less than 30 or more than 50. Although I've just noticed you come from Gloucester, so that may the reason as well <runs and hides/>

[Rhakios]

Well, the chap at the bottom is Morrisey, a once famous popular music icon, waved flowers about and moaned a lot IIRC. The other chap might be the same Gregory you can see with a skin-head further down the page, or might not.

[Nigel]

I'm certainly over 30... but not quite 50 yet. I wasn't into the Smiths - thought they were too far up themselves. Having refreshed my memory via Wikipedia, I can't say I've any great desire to revisit their stuff. If the other pic is Gregory, no wonder he shaved his head

crispibits - it's OK, I don't come from Gloucestershire, just ended up here. At the time the Smiths were around I was resident in Bournemouth, then Norway, then Berkshire.

[Hudzilla]

The other chap is Andrew Gregory, our cunning little production monkey. He's directly responsible for all mistakes in the magazine, even the technical ones - it's all his fault! In fact, all the typos on these forums are his fault too!

[Nigel]

Well, apologies to Andrew... the pic is not exactly flattering !

[andychannelle]

I'm glad at least one of the team is keeping The Smiths dream alive. Everybody else their like Traffic (or something)...

[Nigel]

What, Traffic as in the 60's band with Jim Capaldi & Steve Winwood that did "Hole in My Shoe" & "Paper Sun"?