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Shutty
Ian Shuttleworth is Terrorvision's totally madcap drummer |
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Manager
Tony says: "We told people he was a guy called Dave Scott, but it
were really Shutty with a cockney accent."
Waiter
Apparently, "Shutty's waiter act is always entertaining"!!!!!!.
Musical Tastes
"We just like music, and we'll have everything twice, barman. I don't
care what kind of music it is as long as it's good. Yeah, metal meeting
house music and techno is wierd, but then it makes sense when
there's wierd things involved - and with us around things are always
wierd."
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Interviews
Leigh: "Shutty talked to Jason Arnopp, and I think Shutty was quite
candid - he was highly inebriated. Er, can I say this?"
Shutty: "yeah."
Leigh: "Okay. So Shutty goes to his old man and says 'Look Dad, there's
going to be a piece in Kerrang! and I've admitted to taking every
illicit substance.' His old man was gutted. And when the feature came
out, there was no mention of it!" |
 Awards
Shutty reveals that Mark Yates took full responsiblity for losing
the 1994 award and was banned from looking after it in 1995. Unfortunately,
the 1995 was also lost. This year:
Shutty: "We never go to the Kerrang Awards thinking we're gonna win
anything. But when we won, Gillian (Porter, press officer) took it
off us, saying 'you're gonna lose it again'. And then she f**kin'
lost it at the party!"
Shutty offered the following for the return of the reward:
"You can have a pair of me drumstick, signed. And me underpants.
 Carpet
Sweepers
In 1994, Shutty went through a 'phase'. He had a comouflage mohican
and two oddly-shaped pieces of metal sticking out of his mouth.
"I was going through a bit of a funny stage. And if you relaly must
know, those things in my mouth are off a carpet sweeper. I dont know
what they're called.
Tony: "If you ask a carpet sweeper what they are, they always say
'They're the things Shutty has in the side of his mouth'."
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 Croatia
Shutty has a penpal in Zagreb, Croatia.
"She quite likes Terrorvision, and I send her T-shirts and our stuff
on vinyl."
Hotels
"I am a complete expert at hotel wrecking. The most infamous incident
in my career thus far occured at the Embassy Hotel, in London's
Lancaster Gate. Me and Mark and a couple of friends got completely
arseholed. We were in Mark's room and I started chucking stuff out
the window, before I progressed to smashing up the telly. I then
went off writing all over the walls and set off a few fire extinguishers.
It were a really comprehensive job, and it resulted in two police
cars, a black mariah and a total of 12 coppers arrive at the scene
to throw us out of the hotel. It cost me £675 out of my own pocket
and a load of insurance money to pay for all the damage to the hotel.
And I can guarantee that when I get bigger royalty cheques, bigger
and more impressive hotels will be trashed.
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