by Zoe Howe
and appearance of Mcgee ref1
and ‘April Skies’ cover art ref1
arguments with William ref1, ref2, ref3
arrested in Canada ref1
and artwork for Munki ref1
and Automatic recording session ref1, ref2
and B-sides ref1
beaten up ref1
birth of ref1
and Blanco Y Negro deal ref1, ref2
breakdown of ref1
and Brighton Pavilion gig ref1
and Brixton Academy gig ref1
buys Vox Phantom guitar from McGee ref1
closeness with Lurie ref1, ref2
closeness with Moore ref1
closeness with William ref1, ref2
clothes customisation ref1
confidence in Mary Chain ref1, ref2
court case ref1
and current state of Mary Chain ref1
and Daisy Chain ref1, ref2, ref3
and Dalglish quitting ref1
and Darklands recording session ref1
and David Letterman Show ref1
dead-end jobs of ref1
and death of Sanderson ref1
drug-taking of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
and drum-machines ref1, ref2, ref3
and drummer auditions ref1
and early recordings ref1
education of ref1
and Electric Ballroom gig ref1
and Estonia trip ref1
and fame ref1
first gig with Hart ref1
and Freeheat ref1
friendship with McGee ref1
and Fulham flats ref1, ref2
and Germany tour ref1
and Gillespie as drummer ref1
and Gillespie leaving Mary Chain ref1
and Gossip gig ref1
and guitarist auditions ref1
and Hacienda gig ref1
and Hope Sandoval ref1, ref2, ref3
and House of Blues gig ref1
and Hunters Hotel ref1
and ‘I Love Rock’n’Roll’ ref1
and ICA Rock Week gig ref1
and Iggy Pop ref1
insularity of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
interviews
Interview ref1
Melody Maker ref1
Option ref1
Q ref1
Select ref1
style of ref1, ref2
Uncut ref1
ZigZag ref1
and Israel tour ref1
and Jaffe ref1
and Japan tour ref1
and ‘Jesus Fuck’ ref1
and Joy Division comparisons ref1
and ‘Just Like Honey’ ref1
and KGB ref1
and Later . . . With Jools Holland ref1
leaves home for London ref1
letter writing to local radio station ref1
and line-up choices ref1
and Little Pop Rock ref1
and Living Room gig ref1, ref2
and Lollapalooza ref1
and love of books ref1
loyalty to William ref1
as ‘manager’ of Mary Chain ref1
and Mary Chain reunion ref1, ref2
and Mary Chain split ref1, ref2
and McGee’s emulation of Malcolm McLaren ref1
meets Hart ref1
and Moore rejoining Mary Chain ref1
and Moore’s ambition to join Mary Chain ref1
and Moore’s audition ref1
and Moore’s leaving of Mary Chain ref1
and Munki recording session ref1
and music industry ref1
musical influences ref1, ref2
and naming of Mary Chain ref1
and ‘Never Understand’ poster ref1
and ‘Never Understand’ recording session ref1
and New York shows ref1, ref2, ref3
and New Zealand tour ref1
and Night Moves gig ref1
and NME review ref1
and North London Polytechnic gig ref1
and Old Grey Whistle Test ref1
and ‘On The Wall’ ref1
and ‘outsider’ status of Mary Chain ref1
and paint factory ref1, ref2
and Peel Sessions ref1, ref2
photographs of ref1
and photo shoots ref1
and Portastudio ref1
and pressure of recording ref1, ref2
and Primal Scream ref1
and Psychocandy cover ref1
and Psychocandy recording session ref1, ref2
relationship with Verfaillie ref1, ref2
religion ref1, ref2
and reputation of Mary Chain ref1
and ‘Reverence’ ref1
and reviews of Darklands ref1
and ‘riots’ ref1
and Rollercoaster Tour ref1
and RPM Club gig ref1
and sacking of Hart ref1
and sacking of McGee ref1
and Sanderson joining Mary Chain ref1
and Sanderson tribute show ref1
and Scarlett Johansson ref1
and Shane McGowan ref1
shyness of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and ‘Sidewalking’ ref1
solo shows ref1
and ‘Some Candy Talking’ controversy ref1
and ‘Some Candy Talking’ recording session ref1
song-writing of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
and sound of Psychocandy ref1
and Stoned & Dethroned recording session ref1
and success of Psychocandy ref1
and symbolism of Stoned & Dethroned ref1
and Tallinn Summer Rock Festival ref1, ref2
tension with William ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
and The Roxy appearance ref1
and The Tube appearance ref1
and Three Johns gig ref1
and Top of the Pops appearance ref1
and ‘Upside Down’ recording session ref1
and USA tours ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
and Venue gig ref1
vocals of ref1, ref2
Vox Phantom guitar stolen ref1
and William’s arrest in New York ref1
and William’s guitar playing ref1, ref2
and William’s move to LA ref1
and ‘You Trip Me Up’ video ref1
Reid, Julie ref1
Reid, Linda (‘Sister Vanilla’) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
Reid, William
accent of ref1
age of ref1, ref2, ref3
and alcohol ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
ambition of ref1
arguments with Jim ref1, ref2, ref3
arrest of ref1
and artwork for Munki ref1
and Automatic recording session ref1
and B-sides ref1
birth of ref1
and Blanco Y Negro deal ref1
breakdowns of ref1, ref2
broken fuzz pedal ref1
buys first guitar ref1
closeness with Jim ref1, ref2
clothes customisation ref1
confidence in Mary Chain ref1, ref2
and Daisy Chain ref1
and Dalglish quitting ref1
and Darklands recording session ref1
and David Letterman Show ref1
dead-end jobs of ref1
and death of Sanderson ref1
dole ‘anniversary’ ref1
domesticity of ref1
drug-taking of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
and Drugstore Studio ref1
and drummer audition ref1
education of ref1
and Electric Ballroom gig ref1, ref2
and Estonia trip ref1
fight with Lurie ref1
and flight to Philadelphia ref1
and Fulham flats ref1
and grunge ref1
guitar playing of ref1, ref2, ref3
and guitarist auditions ref1
and House of Blues gig ref1
humour of ref1
and ICA Rock Week gig ref1
and Ice Cube ref1
and Iggy Pop ref1
insularity of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
interviews
Goldmine ref1
Interview ref1
Melody Maker ref1, ref2, ref3
NME ref1
Raygun ref1
Rolling Stone ref1
Select ref1
style of ref1, ref2
Uncut ref1, ref2
VOX ref1
ZigZag ref1
and Jaffe ref1
and Japan tour ref1
and Jim’s closeness with Lurie ref1
and ‘Just Like Honey’ ref1
and ‘Kill Surf City’ ref1
and Later . . . With Jools Holland ref1
letter writing to local radio station ref1
and line-up choices ref1
and Little Pop Rock ref1
and Living Room gig ref1
and Lollapalooza ref1
loyalty to Jim ref1
lyrics of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and Mary Chain reunion ref1, ref2
and Mary Chain split ref1
meets Hart ref1
and Meltdown festival ref1
and mixing of Psychocandy ref1
moves to Los Angeles ref1
and Munki recording session ref1
and music industry ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
musical influences ref1, ref2
and naming of Mary Chain ref1
and ‘Never Understand’ recording session ref1
and New Zealand tour ref1
and Night Moves gig ref1
and ‘Nine Million Rainy Days’ ref1
and NME review ref1
and North London Polytechnic gig ref1
and Old Grey Whistle Test ref1
onstage rants ref1
and paint factory ref1
paints Gretsch guitar black ref1
and Peel Sessions ref1
and photo shoots ref1
and Portastudio ref1
and pressure of recording ref1, ref2
and Psychocandy cover ref1
and Psychocandy recording session ref1, ref2
pulls out of USA tour ref1, ref2
relationship with Hope Sandoval ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
religion ref1, ref2
and reputation of Mary Chain ref1
and ‘Reverence’ ref1, ref2
and reviews of Darklands ref1
and ‘riots’ ref1
and sacking of McGee ref1
and Sanderson tribute show ref1
and Scandinavian tour ref1
shyness of ref1, ref2, ref3
Slingbox of ref1
solo material of ref1, ref2
and ‘Some Candy Talking’ recording session ref1
song-writing of ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9, ref10
and sound of Darklands ref1
and sound of Psychocandy ref1
splits with Rona ref1
and Stoned & Dethroned recording session ref1
and symbolism of Stoned & Dethroned ref1
tension with Jim ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7, ref8, ref9
and Three Johns gig ref1
and Top of the Pops appearance ref1
and touring ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7
and ‘Upside Down’ recording session ref1, ref2
and USA tours ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
vocals of ref1
and ‘Who Do You Love?’ ref1
and ‘You Trip Me Up’ video ref1
‘Relax’ ref1
REM ref1
Renegade Soundwave ref1
‘Reverence’
chart position of ref1
impact of ref1, ref2
and Lollapalooza ref1
lyrics of ref1, ref2, ref3
recording of ref1
release of ref1
and San Juan Capistrano gig ref1
success of ref1
and The Word ref1
video ref1
and William’s solo shows ref1
Reznor, Trent ref1
Ride ref1, ref2
Ritz (New York) ref1, ref2
Robb, John ref1, ref2, ref3
Rock City (Nottingham) ref1
Rockin’ On (magazine) ref1
Rodger, Scott ref1
Rollercoaster Tour ref1, ref2
‘Rollercoaster’ (EP) ref1
Rolling Stone (magazine) ref1
Rolling Stones, The ref1, ref2
Rough Trade Records ref1, ref2, ref3
‘Roxanne’s Revenge’ ref1
Roxy (Los Angeles) ref1
RPM Club (Toronto) ref1
Rubin, Rick ref1
Sager, Gareth ref1
Sam Therapy Studio (London) ref1, ref2
Sanderson, Adam ref1
Sanderson, Nick
auditions for Mary Chain ref1
death of ref1
drumming style ref1
and Freeheat ref1
and House of Blues gig ref1
joins Mary Chain ref1
and Sound Of Speed EP ref1
tribute show ref1
Sandoval, Hope
Jim’s opinion of ref1, ref2, ref3
and ‘Perfume’ ref1
relationship with William ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and ‘Sometimes Always’ ref1, ref2
and USA tour ref1, ref2
Santa Monica Civic Center ref1
Saturday The Fourteenth ref1
‘Save Me’ ref1
Sawyer, Miranda ref1
Scabies, Rat ref1
Scanners (film) ref1
Scorfield, Ken ref1
Screamadelica ref1, ref2
Seeds, The ref1
See See Rider ref1
Select (magazine) ref1, ref2
Sex Pistols ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Shangri-Las ref1, ref2
Shante, Roxanne ref1
Shelleyan Orphan ref1
Shields, Kevin ref1, ref2
Shop Assistants ref1
‘Sidewalking’ ref1
Slade ref1
Slash ref1
Slits, The ref1
Slow Dazzle (fanzine) ref1
Small, Laurie ref1, ref2
Smash Hits (magazine) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5,
Smith, Mike ref1
Smiths, The ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
‘Snakedriver’ ref1, ref2, ref3
Snow, Mat ref1, ref2, ref3
Snub TV (TV series) ref1
‘Solid (As A Rock)’ ref1
‘Some Candy Talking’ ref1, ref2, ref3
‘Some Candy Talking’ (EP) ref1
‘Somebody To Love’ ref1
‘Something I Can’t Have’ ref1
‘Sometimes Always’ ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
‘Song For A Secret’ ref1
Sonic Youth ref1, ref2
Sony Music ref1, ref2
Sound Of Speed ref1
Soundgarden ref1, ref2
Sounds (magazine) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
South By South West Festival ref1
Southern Studios (London) ref1, ref2
Spandau Ballet ref1
speed ref1, ref2
Speed (London) ref1
‘Speed Speed Ecstasy’ ref1
Spice of Life (London) ref1
Spiritualised ref1
Spizz Energi ref1
Squire, John ref1
St Etienne ref1
St Francis Xavier Hall (Dublin) ref1
Stanley, Ian ref1
Starlings, The ref1
Stewart, Rod ref1
Stone Roses, The ref1
Stone Temple Pilots ref1
Stoned & Dethroned
artwork ref1
launch party ref1
recording of ref1
reviews ref1
sound of ref1
symbolism of ref1
Stooges, The ref1, ref2, ref3
‘Stranded’ ref1
Strawberry Switchblade ref1, ref2, ref3
Street, Stephen ref1
Style Council, The ref1
Subway Sect ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
‘Suck’ ref1
Sugarcubes, The ref1, ref2
Suicide ref1
Summer, Donna ref1
‘Surfin’ USA’ ref1, ref2
Sutherland, Steve ref1, ref2
‘Sweet Little Sixteen’ ref1
Swift, David ref1
‘Sympathy For The Devil’ ref1
Tallinn Summer Rock Festival (Estonia) ref1, ref2
‘Taste Of Cindy’ ref1, ref2
‘Taste The Floor’ ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
‘Taster’ (EP) ref1
Taxi Driver (film) ref1
Taylor, Neil
and Ambulance Station gig ref1, ref2
and Britpop ref1
and influence of NME ref1
and North London Polytechnic gig ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
and Three Johns gig ref1, ref2
Tears For Fears ref1
Teenage Jesus and the Jerks ref1
‘Teenage Lust’ ref1, ref2
Teenage Vice ref1
Television Personalities ref1
Temple, Julien ref1
Terry Edwards Plays The Music Of Jim And William Reid ref1
Thatcher, Margaret ref1
The David Letterman Show (TV show) ref1
The Fez (New York) ref1
The Great Rock’n’Roll Swindle (film) ref1
The Jesus Trip (film) ref1
‘The Living End’ ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4
The Old Grey Whistle Test (radio show) ref1
The Producers (film) ref1
The Roxy (TV show) ref1
The Tube (TV show) ref1
The Velvet Underground And Nico ref1, ref2
The Word (TV show) ref1
These Tender Virtues ref1
Thin Lizzy ref1
Thomas, Richard ref1, ref2, ref3
Three Johns (London) ref1, ref2
‘Tired Of Fucking’ (EP) ref1, ref2
Top of the Pops (TV show) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6
‘Tower Of Song’ ref1
Townshend, Pete ref1
‘Train Driver In Eyeliner’ ref1
Traitor, Ralph ref1
Travis, Geoff
and Ambulance Station gig ref1
and Automatic recording session ref1
and ICA Rock Week gig ref1
and Jaffe ref1
and Jeannette Lee ref1
and ‘Jesus Fuck’ ref1
and Munki ref1
and ‘Never Understand’ poster ref1
and ‘Never Understand’ recording session ref1
and Psychocandy recording session ref1
and ‘Sidewalking’ ref1
signs Mary Chain ref1, ref2
and sound of Psychocandy ref1
Trident Studios (London) ref1
Triffids, The ref1
Tucker, Maureen (Moe) ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5
Uncut (magazine) ref1, ref2, ref3
‘Upside Down’
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cover art ref1
