"What's new, pussycat?" Vox "Tiger Bay" review

Melody Maker - Sparkling Pop On The Oche

Just Who Do They Think They Are?

Oops. The single gets put back a week...

"Too Young To Die" Half Page Colour Advert

Here's a clean version if you want one:

NME's "Saint Etienne Cracknell Up" News Story

Did this ever really happen? I'm sure not...

Virgin Megastore "Anymore" Half Page NME Advert

"Cool Kids Of Death" Melody Maker Single Of The Week

NME Emidisc News Item

NME Kentish Town Forum Gig Review 09/01/99

"Lipslide" Album Advert

"Your Name's Not Down" Melody Maker Interview

"Pale Movie" Half Page NME Advert

"Who Do You Think You Are / Hobart Paving" Half Page NME Advert

"He's On The Phone" NME Advert

"Hug My Soul" Half Page Magazine Advert 1994

"Good Humour" Tour Setlist from The Ritz, Manchester 05/05/1998

Vox Magazine "Everything Flows" Interview

"How We Used To Live" Quarter Page Magazine Advert

NME Review of "Too Young To Die"

A bit harsh, methinks.

"You're In A Bad Way" NME Advert

Word Magazine June 2012 "Things Music Made Us Do"

Thanks to ekewebb on the Forum for this scan.

"Sound Of Water" Tour Setlist

Here's the setlist from the gig at the Manchester University in 2000 for the "Sound Of Water" tour.

Lovers Unite Fan Club Signed Photos

Q 312 July 2012 "Words and Music" Review

Sarah's Crib Sheet

This is Sarah's crib sheet for the song "Popular" nicked from her stage monitor at the Kazimier gig in Liverpool on the 25th of May. S'alright, Sarah gave her blessing for me to keep it when we chatted after the gig.

Q Issue 311 June 2012 - Cash For Questions

Saint Etienne Live in Liverpool 24-05-2012

May the 24th 2012. Liverpool City Centre. Wolstenholme Square. The location of The Kazimier, the venue where Saint Etienne would be playing that evening. And what a cracking gig it was.

Posted here are some of my photographs from the night. Unfortunately my main camera got lost between the car park and home, so the majority of my pix are lost forever, including a nice shot of myself with Sarah, who chatted to me for a good quarter of an hour after the gig (I think she took pity as we'd waited nearly an hour!). Lady Cracknell, you are a star, as were the rest of the crew who never minded us getting in the way. And Debsey is fab as always...