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[Patrick Bateman]

Release Guardian interview. Sorry about the rip.

Petridis actually outs Chris.

[Patrick Bateman]

Chris Release Q&A with The Face.

This is hilarious.

[MikeyC]

It's slightly sad how optimistic Neil was about the musical - he talks about opening somewhere small like the Arts Theatre as a precursor to moving somewhere larger. How many weeks was it there in the end? I still wish they'd got the rights to Brighton Rock.

You do have to admire their persistence to still be around more than two decades on. They'd had a poorly received album, low ticket sales for the tour and a short-lived musical in quick succession; one could hardly blame them if they'd packed it all in.

They both made such a little go a very long way.



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[daveid]

Chris Release Q&A with The Face.

This is hilarious.

This is vaguely familiar from back in the day. I remember the bit about there being no underground anymore. He's proper pissed off. Did he have a hangover?

[TallThinMan]

Chris should do more lone interviews. He’s always good value.

[Patrick Bateman]

Chris should do more lone interviews. He’s always good value.

I love the line about the reality pop stars not caring what they end up in, whether it's a pop group, a musical or The Bill.

[Dog]

Ok, I have basically finished sharing everything, and that’s it for articles.

For completeness sake I am just going to add a few bits I initially left out, including Smash Hits’ song lyrics, just because I’ve realised there’s still pleasure to be had from seeing things we’d forgotten about for a few decades.

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