They should go back to 1980 gigging - two pounds a ticket, punters pleased with a 'Live At The Moonlight Club' 35 minute set.
And what a cracking set that was. Certainly the best live album I've ever heard.
not that excited if it's going to be stadiums tbh... i could do the specials at somewhere like the brixton academy perhaps, but nowhere much bigger.


Ok then, so I'll be first to admit I saw Neville Staples' version of the band, must be about 10 years ago now, and they were great. No Hall, No Dammers but most of the other guys and a really good night out.
In much the same way, I guess, that Rankin' Rogers current version of The Beat is great.
A proper reunion would be cool though.



Lynval and Terry were on stage together at Guilfest last July (Dub Pistols feat. Terry Hall, and Lynval's band, were both on the bill on the Sunday). They did a couple of songs ....
Someone said that was the first time those two had been on stage together for over 20 years ... that makes sense if you think about it, but the length of time shocked me!
PS I do like Our lips our sealed by FB3 though.
Pauline Black..................suggested that the reunion might happen - and she said it might work as a 2Tone reunion tour with The Beat and Selector too.

that's such a great track - in a really bloody odd album!
that's such a great track - in a really bloody odd album!

i love that album. Our Lips Are Sealed is my fave FB3 song too. then Lunatics.
watching this thread with interest.![]()
I think it's a really bizarre album - I love it but can't just put it on anytime. It has quite a sinister sound. All those funfair organs and seaside wurlitzer sounds make me picture myself in a rotting Pleasure Beach whenever I listen to it. Feels like the soundtrack to dying Britain.
Yeah but it comes out in other tracks - I don't know the names of any of them unfortunately but there's poverty, some tragic schooltrip to France (which is a hilarious song) and probably other stuff that I could bend to my theory if I could remember it.
Ok. Maybe not in the content.
But instrumentally it makes me think of that pier in Big where Tom Hanks gets shrunk and burnt out Brighton pier and Whitley Bay's Spanish City. And my cold, dead childhood.

I think it's a really bizarre album - I love it but can't just put it on anytime. It has quite a sinister sound. All those funfair organs and seaside wurlitzer sounds make me picture myself in a rotting Pleasure Beach whenever I listen to it. Feels like the soundtrack to dying Britain.

how lovely, have you been drinking?
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Pauline Black ................ suggested that the reunion might happen - and she said it might work as a 2Tone reunion tour with The Beat and Selector too. .
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are you pissed?
(like me)
It has dead fairground feelings in it. Dead ones!! DEADDEADDEADDEADDEAD.The More I See..... is me favourite tho'. I think.
And I thought everyone would go "yeah!! I always wondered what it made me feel like and it's like that! You're so astute pieface."
You wankers. It makes me a bit sad, okay?!It has dead fairground feelings in it. Dead ones!! DEADDEADDEADDEADDEAD.