Talk:Heaven 17
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Some fair edits of my contrib...no argument there, but can we please remove the "New Romantic" reference? Cscudds 01:35, 13 February 2007 (UTC)
User:Cscudds And Then He Said...I was gonna add a short sentence about Martin Ware's exemplary Linn LM-1 drum programming - a key element of their signature sound. Any thoughts?
I have one - learn to spell Martyn correctly.
- HEAT!
- WAR!
- SWEAT!
- LAW!
Crushed by the wheels of industry- wooo wooo!!!! quercus robur
- Let's all make a bomb! -- Nevilley
Kaufen Sie DIESE!
(all I desire ...) (but trying to fill the luxury gap has pushed me to the brink!) Nevilley
- I replaced the above text. The "vandalism" reversion was not appropriate. This was two users swapping Heaven 17 lyrics: not an indictable offence. 138.37.199.199 15:00, 3 October 2005 (UTC)
- in fact it was monstrous to characterize that as "vandalisism". It's just a truncated conversation about the music. Someone got overzealous. 82.45.245.15 23:03, 3 October 2005 (UTC)
- Its utterly irrelevant to the article, and its classifiable as Wikipedia:Patent Nonsense. Thats vandalism. --Kiand 23:13, 3 October 2005 (UTC)
One of the great unsung heroes of British pop music of the period, their brand of Euro-electrofunk was ahead of its time. (that was 82.12.239.14)
[edit] What reached 45?
The article used to say that "At the height of the fighting (He-La-Hu)" got to 45 in the UK singles chart, then went on to mention "(We don't need this) Fascist Groove Thing" but without specifying a chart position it reached.
The two linked sites (including the H17 official site) have it the other way round - no. 45 is specified for FGT but no chart position is given for ATHOTF. I have moved it round to match what's given on those sites - please feel free to alter/comment if you have other information. 138.37.199.199 11:56, 28 September 2005 (UTC)
<Trivia>: I played on Temptation, and a couple of other tracks, in about 1982 I think. </trivia>
138.37.199.199 11:56, 28 September 2005 (UTC)
"Height of the Fighting" missed the charts, according to everything I've ever read.
Tom Prankerd 20:12, 4 December 2005 (UTC)
The reason that the "Height of the Fighting" doesn't appear anywhere in the 'Charts', is due to the fact that it was never actually issued as a 7" single. Although it was schedualed for release and given a general release cat#, it remained unissued and without a 'Picture Sleeve' being designed for it. This I would say was due to the fact that the UK was at war with Argentina at the time, brought on as a result of the conflict in the Falklands. Plastic Demons 18:12, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
It was issued as a 12" single - which is sufficient sometimes to chart (e.g., New Order's Blue Monday), but I agree ATHOTF never charted QuiteUnusual 21:51, 22 October 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Did you guys know ...
... that there exists ANOTHER band with the same name, Heaven 17? I didn't know it either, but my record listing showed it to me. -andy 80.129.68.136 21:06, 18 March 2006 (UTC)
