Hey,

Kula Shaker are obviously a band who had influences from the radical 60s and were themselves a pillar of the Britpop explosion of the mid-90s. Similarly, the Jeevas second album was politically-minded with regards to the Iraq War and Bush administration. It would be interesting therefore if you could help me...

I'm busy conducting a brief survey on my dissertation for relations between politics and music, if you could spare a few moments, please PM me your e-mail address and I'll e-mail you an e-mail based questionnaire where you can post your opinions on music, politics, iconic status of bands, voting habits etc.

You can be as honest and open as you like and it will provide a real insight into how strongly bands influence political habits and to what extent major record labels exert anti-establishment sales.


Cheers
DJ

P.S. Whilst I can't pay you, I can buy you a pint if you're at any upcoming Kula gigs I'm at )

Incidentally, if anybody knows how I could contact a certain Mr.CM to see if he could give any feedback, it'd be a huge help/bonus...


and an extra pint, hehe

lol... don't think even the PM function on this board works

This board is shite. Let's burn it!

now that's a good idea!

*burns it*

Burn it! Burn it! Burn it! Burn it! Burn it!

*gets boards*

There's nothing wrong this place.

hehe, in that case, if you're interested, pop me an e-mail at;

y2djayatollah@hotmail.com

if you mark your e-mails "kula shaker" or "survey" (or something), it'll be easier to find amongst all the 'Enlarge Your Penis' e-mails..

Thanks


(not that i subsribe to penis enlargement lists!)