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Alternative Press, USA, Aug 1994
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Interviewer: Jon Wiederhorn
British label sobers up and celebrates its tenth anniversary.
Jon Wiederhorn waits for the love bus
Jazz Butcher eccentric Pat Fish had a different view [than
Bob Mould who said "now all I have to do is play Carnegie
Hall and then I can quit"]. "Albert Hall means to me a load
of rich English students raising Union Jacks to the sounds of
Helga [sic]. It means Cliff Richard and Eric Clapton. We phoned
up Creation Records to see if we could play, and they said yeah, but
we had a press release ready that stated how we weren't
going to play anywhere that Eric Clapton had played if they
said there was no space for us".
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