As for this blog.
I'm sorry but I have no time to run it like I did before, and eventually my motivation slipped away. No new posts but it will stay up, of course.
Thank you.
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As for this blog.
I'm sorry but I have no time to run it like I did before, and eventually my motivation slipped away. No new posts but it will stay up, of course.
Thank you.
Heartbreaking, very sad news, I suppose everyone know now. Rest in peace, Dave, thank you for sharing your talent with the world.
English Boy on the Loveranch performing live at Oxfords, 12 March 1987, photo by Mick Mercer
Dave Ball & Genesis P-Orridge – Main Theme «Finale» From Decoder soundtrack (1985)
At Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret US launch party in Danceteria nightclub, NYC, 9 March 1982, photo by Waring Abbott
yeah man that's where chainsaw goes
On one of Soft Cell's farewell gigs at Hammersmith Palais, London, 9 January 1984, photos by Mick Mercer
Happy New Year!
And this is now traditional overview of past year's biggest posts ...
Festive Soft Cell circa 1981
{ Happy holidays! }
Soft Cell live at Nero's, Cardiff, August 1981, photo by Tony Mottram
Soft Cell with Miss Bond the Governess by Chalkie Davies for The Face magazine, 1981
‟We were joined by a bona fide dominatrix found through a card in a shop window. Dave loved all the S&M imagery. I was the one who probably felt more uncomfortable with it.” — Marc Almond, Marc Almond (photo book, 2015)
Dave Ball circa 1983
Soft Cell interviewed for BBC Look North (Leeds), September 1981
On making of Soft Cell’s Down In The Subway music video, February 1984, photo by Peter Ashworth
{ Happy Halloween! }
Early Soft Cell lineup: Dave Ball, Marc Almond and Steve Griffith, circa 1980
Soft Cell – Her Imagination From Soul Inside mini-album (1983)