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saw you at the barn bash... wow oh fucking wow......... can you give me or direct me to you gig list, tour dates etc as i have to see you lot again.... how much to hire you to play in a local bowling club,  got a stage  dance floor bar etc,, lot of live bands play there... would want to hire you spring time ish ... any more cd's out just about worn these two from barny out....sent a copy of cd over the net to a mate in canada.. youre going down a storm by all accounts    you truly are fucking brilliant.. i've got loads of faces to listen to your cd and NOT one hasn't liked it...     thanks for bring my youth back to me   Gary

 

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                                          Text Box: REVIEW FROM THE SHIELDS GAZETTE   25TH APRIL 2007                           

 

 

 

                                                                

 

 

 

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A LOCAL band who call themselves the punksters of pop have just released their first CD.
The Me Me's got together about a year ago, arising from the ashes of popular tribute band Clash City Rockers.
They have members from South Shields, Jarrow, Stanley and Newcastle, and have been picking up fans wherever they play.
Rather than playing songs by just one band, they cover a whole range of artists, in punked-up fashion.
It's not an original idea – Me First And The Gimme Gimmes have been doing it for years in the US – but it is enormous fun.
Their six-track EP, released on their own Punksters Of Pop label, kicks off with their inimitable version of the Johnny Cash classic Ring Of Fire.
It also includes their takes on The Beach Boys' Then I Kissed Her, David Bowie's Space Oddity, Badfinger's Can't Live (If Living Is Without You), Abba's Mamma Mia, and Buddy Holly's It Doesn't Matter Anymore.
They often throw in a classic punk intro too, and half the fun is guessing which song it's going to morph into!

 by Gary Welford-south shields gazette 20.8.08