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The Bleeps
The Interview
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PIMP:
Tell us brief (true) tale about you
which features east London somewhere
in the story.
The Bleeps: We
played at Hackney Empire on the main
stage. Halfway through the show, a member
of 'The Medals for Alcohol' performance
featurette laid an egg on said stage.
It was not meant to be funny, it was
not meant to be anything but a performance
featurette. Now we share the same brief
story about east London as so many other
people who saw the gig.
Who is the best musician to have emerged
from east London?
The Bleeps: Best?
I'm never sure. Possibly Brian Harvey/Tony
Mortimer.
Someone asks you for your autograph.
You say, ‘What message do you
want’? They reply, ‘It’s
up to you’. What do you to write?
The Bleeps: 'It's
up to you. Love The Bleeps.'
What’s the strangest thing that’s
happened to you while living in east
London?
The Bleeps: I
think it would be waking up in the model
steam train outside Stratford tube after
a particularly ferocious practice with
Parker.
Which issue should be of most concern
to Londoners at present?
The Bleeps: Hair
cuts.
What can the audience expect from you
at a live gig?
The Bleeps: They
should expect it to go loud then quiet
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