So says Jim Cuddy of Canadian band Blue Rodeo when describing his inspiration for their latest CD called This Town. It appears they played in Ashton during their British tour. I wonder did he tell the audience in Ashton that he thought their town was "one of the bleakest places you can imagine."?http://www.bluerodeo.com/
Tuesday, 8 January 2008
Ashton-under-Lyne - "one of the bleakest places you can imagine."
So says Jim Cuddy of Canadian band Blue Rodeo when describing his inspiration for their latest CD called This Town. It appears they played in Ashton during their British tour. I wonder did he tell the audience in Ashton that he thought their town was "one of the bleakest places you can imagine."?http://www.bluerodeo.com/
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Look like a bunch of puffs anyway.
Did anyone go and see them and if so were they any good?
I would not take a free ticket mate.
A bit like the comment from Richard Gere when he once said in an interview that Stalybridge was the worst place he has ever been.
Ashton bleak? Nonsense!
Look at all the beautiful cultures from all over the world that coexist in Ashton.
The big mosque at the end of Katherine Street is magnificent.
ps.Let's see if this post gets deleted.
ashton IS bleak. i dont care how many flowers they put around the place (at the right time of year - britain in bloom!) or how many rocks they stick on that bloody roundabout. its an awful place.
speaking as someone who grew up in the damn town.
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