1-Five songs you can't get out of your head right now?
Iain- "Way more than five"
2-Last film you watched and actually liked?
Iain- "Life is Sweet"
3-Book you are reading?
Iain- "Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung"
4-Visual artist/writer/music/film you feel inspired by right now?
Iain- "Lester Bangs"
5-First record/cassette tape you ever bought?
Iain- "Telegram Sam"
6-Record labels you miss?
Iain- "99"
7-What are you working on right now?
Iain- "apb new stuff"
8-Bands/musicians you wish would get back together and not put out a crappy new record?
Iain- "Impossible. Usually there is a reason for the stuff."
9-Musician who died that you wish you could bring back from the grave?
Iain- "Marc Bolan"
10-Favorite song lyrics?
Iain- "A Little Death Around the Eyes (Peter Doherty)"
11-Favorite poet?
Iain- "Charles Bukowski"
Thank you Iain!
One of my favorite bands from "Chain Reaction" through "Love By the Seasons!"
"APB formed in 1979 in the small rural town of Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Ignoring their remote location the band took inspiration from the punk do it yourself ethic of the burgeoning independent music scene. With a hard-working approach to writing, rehearsing and performing, George Cheyne (drums), Glenn Roberts (guitar) and Iain Slater (bass, vocals) became an exciting young band..." And it just gets better and better!
Young American Recordings re released a 20th anniversary edition of "Something To Believe In" with a 2nd disc of previously unreleased live tracks and studio recordings. In March 2006 Young American also released the complete BBC sessions cd, which features all the John Peel sessions from the early 80s. Having reformed in 2006 and following their return to the New York metro area apb now release 'Three' a new 14 track cd on their own Red River Records."
SOMETHING TO BELIEVE IN
THE RADIO ONE PEEL SESSIONS APB
