Elvis (Presley and Costello),Chuck Berry,George Formby,Lonnie Donegan,Beatles,Rolling Stones,Small Faces,Who,Black Sabbath,Cat Stevens,Bob Dylan,Slade,Sweet,Mud,Rubettes,Bay City Rollers,Damned,Adverts,X-ray Spex,Rezillos,U.K.Subs,Crass,Motorhead,D.O.A,Anti-Nowhere League,Macc Lads,Happy Mondays,Oasis,Nirvana,Spice Girls,Shampoo,3CR,Dead Pets,Fish Brothers,Leftover Crack,Eastfield,(Too many more to mention)...
I also like watching Hanna Barbarra cartoons.eg-Dastardly and Mutley,Scooby Doo,Top Cat,Josie and the Pussycats,etc....More modern cartoons I like are The Simpsons,Futurama,Family Guy and American Dad.
I don't like watching films,they last too long and I've got a very short concentration span,but I did watch one once...
I like Doctor Who as well (NO this doesn't mean I'm sad)
avoid derby punk band 1980s
I'M ALSO INFLUENCED BY LOADS OF OTHER SHIT,
see below-
Paul Carter plays what has become known as acoustic punk.A sound that can't be described,you've just got to hear it for yourself.
Paul first got into punk at the age of 14, after seeing 'the Adverts' on TOTP performing 'Gary Gilmore's Eyes'.
By 1978, Paul and a couple of mates had formed a crappy band which changed its name every day and all fell out with each other by 1979.
By the end of 1980, Paul had done his first gig, playing guitar for 'Ammunition' at their one and only gig at Quarndon Church Hall. The drummer didn't turn up, so the gig was done without him, and 'Ammunition' split up straight after.
In 1981 Paul had formed 'Syndicate Anarchy' with a few mates. Songs were written, rehearsals were had and that's as far as it went.
Then, a year later, Paul had joined Derby band 'The Collaborators'. That was his most successful band to date, managing 4 gigs playing guitar for them, before splitting up in early 1983.
Not to be deterred by the failure of yet another band, Paul joined 'Avoid' in mid-1983 as rhythm guitarist and towards the end of the year, when the singer left, became lead vocallist.
Paul spent until 1992 as the 'Avoid' singer, playing gigs all over England, including two gigs at 'The 100 Club', and support to 'English Dogs' on their 'Invasion of the porky men' tour.
Between 1992 and 1998 Paul spent a lot of his time practising his guitar to try and become half-decent at it and, in the summer of '98, played his first solo gig at the 'Sitwell Tavern', as part of Derby 'Punx Picnic'. It was only meant to be a one-off, but it went down so well that he decided to carry on.
Since then, Paul has been writing new songs and regularly playing gigs around Britain, supporting such bands/people as '999', 'Splodgenessabounds', Ed Tudorpole, T.V. Smith, 'U.K. Subs', '3CR','Leftover Crack','John Otway' and others, and has played HITS/Wasted Punk Festival 4 times.
In September 2003 he recorded his first CD, 'I hate work', containing 6 tracks ('I hate work', 'Putrid', 'I wanna be a skater punk', 'visit to the porno shop', 'in a minute' and 'the drinking song').400 copies of this were pressed and has now sold out.(To be re-released in 2007 as part of the 'MIDDLEGROUND 3' compilation album)
In April 2005 he recorded 17 tracks for the 'Old Enough To Know Better' album (available through 'Punk Shit Records') and is now constantly gigging to promote the album.
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Sorry to hear that, I hope you have a great weekend though! That's really crap to get banned from playing somewhere over your language, kinda goes with the territory! Honey x
Hey Paul, I will definitely be playing live in the first half of next year & onwards. The new album which I'm still recording and have been for some weeks now will be released early in 09, so I will be out there promoting it. Glad you are playing live, you don't sound too happy though, Wassup? Good to hear from you though and I really hope you have a great weekend. Love Honey x
The Pirates Ball is fast approaching and if you don't have your ticket already, you best get buying, tickets are available from the venue and there is only just under a hundred left!
We've got an awesome raffle lined up, with the grand prize being a brand new X-Box 360.
A wicked hot array of live bands till midnight including: No Thrills, The Scatter, Paul Carter and The Guilty Pleasures.
From midnight we have the ever awesome Kev doing a great disco mania session, so we want you to dance until your feet bleed peeps.
We also have lined up a great pirate cocktail and shooter list for all taste types. So choose which rocks your boat and get trolleyed with us.
The Ball is Pirate costume theme so dress to impress, we wanna see how hot you girls can make the room! We're sure your gunna be freekin' on fire!
The tickets cost £6 each, all proceeds raised that night all go directly to the NSPCC the very next day. So it's for a great cause. Help us change a screwed up society!
The Pirates Ball The Yorkshire House Lancaster Saturday 25th October 2008 8pm till late. £6 a ticket
Hello Paul!!!Just finished watchin a punk documentary,The legend charlie harper was on it.Sorry i missed a comment for ur birthday. Were can i get ur cd wen its out!!!!!????
Hiya Paul, cheers for the add mate. Cracking tunes here. Love I hate Work. I am a singer/songwriter got an EP on here called The Cynic been played on Smooth Radio and Radio WM. Please have a listen if you get a chance. All the best for now steve.
Happy Birthday you old bastard!! Are you coming up to play at Mikes birthday in Harrogate and when can i get a new album. Hope all is well with you mate. Cheers.