November 2017 – Steve Ignorant

Posted on 24th November 201724th November 2017 by Steve Ignorant — Leave a comment

Steve Ignorant with Paranoid Visions “1977220174U” ltd edition live LP

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STEVE IGNORANT WITH PARANOID VISIONS 1977220174U LIVE LP
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After much deliberation, rehearsal and nerves… Steve Ignorant and Paranoid Visions decided to celebrate Steve’s 40 years in the music industry with a special show at the wonderful Rebellion Festival, Blackpool, United Kingdom at 5.15pm August 5th 2017 on the 3000 capacity outdoor stage known as the Casbah. The set was regarded as one of the festivals highlights and the atmosphere, spirit of celebration and general love in the air was something that took everyone by surprise….

Included in the set for the first time officially in many years was material from Crass, mixed with Stratford Mercenaries, Conflict, Dirt, Poison Girls, Flux of Pink Indians and the bands own material nestling together showing a 40 year spread of material Steve has been associated with.. or just adored!

As luck would have it, somebody bootlegged the entire set, and as even more luck would have it the sound captured was fantastic and really captured the feeling of being right there at the show… at the front… which is exactly where he was. Even more luck strikes when Crass collaborator and the man behind the re-masters of the Crass albums volunteered to spend many hours improving the sound.

And so here it is…. a limited edition, numbered 1 – 500, RED vinyl with insert and download “official bootleg” release

track listing is…

INTRO

DO THEY OWE US A LIVING

SECURICOR

JOIN THE DOTS

BANNED FROM THE ROXY

HIROSHIMA

WHERE IS LOVE?

CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME

SO WHAT?

WHAT A SHAME

BERKSHIRE CUNT

NO MORE RUNNING

BRAINDANCE

BIG A LITTLE A

TUBE DISASTERS

Posted on 23rd November 20171st December 2017 by Steve Ignorant — Leave a comment

Slice Of Life in Ireland 20-22nd October

We were all looking forward to going back to Ireland again after the warm welcome we had last year when we went on the ferry and Carol drove us around in her van. As we didn’t fancy getting up at 3 am to drive to the ferry we decided this time that flying was so much better.

Well …. It took ages for me and Jona to get through security as every single bag got checked thoroughly at Stansted. Carol had a long train journey leaving at 6am before arriving at Heathrow. And the Pete’s who are only half an hour away from the airport in Manchester got stuck on the stairs that would lead to the plane for over an hour with loads of other people as the door was broken and could not be opened. So not a relaxing journey for any of us.

But …. once we arrived at Dublin and we were together again and started our gigs it was absolutely brilliant. It didn’t matter that it rained most days and that the sky was grey because it was the people that came to see us that warmed our hearts.

Our first gig at Crane Lane Theatre in Cork.

Thanks Ian for setting this gig up. We loved it.

The next morning -very wet- waiting for the coach to take us back to Dublin. Playing at Fibber Magees that night.

At Fibber Magees. Great to see so many familiar faces. We talked so much that we forgot to take any pics. Great gig.

An amazing night at the Stags Head in Dundalk. Petesy joint us on stage for ‘Band From The Roxy’.

Big thank you to David Manning for filming the gig at the Stags Head in Dundalk, Ireland.

It looks great in 1080!

https://youtu.be/TYtoWC11bXs

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Preview YouTube video Steve Ignorant’s Slice Of Life – Slice Of Life/Stretford Blues

Posted on 18th November 2017 by Steve Ignorant — Leave a comment

Rebellion 2018, Wintergardens in Blackpool

I’m really pleased to announce that I’ll be back with Slice Of Life at Rebellion next year . Thank you all for supporting us and coming to see us this year. It was great to see you all. Check out the photos taken by Simon Balaam.