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BREAKING NEWS: The Threads return to the studio in November to record songs from our ‘live’ sets of 1987/88 ahead of our 45th Anniversary year celebrations in 2027 😎
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Now Playing on Mod Radio Uk - A Step Away by @TheMarkThree
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8-years ago - The Threads captured ‘live’ in 1985/6/7 - ‘At The Height Of The Season’ double vinyl album now available from Time For Action Records
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Wolves gig tomorrow at the @giffardarms with @kerryworton and @samlambert tickets from
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Now Playing on Mod Radio Uk - Shit Girl friend Shit Boyfriend by @TheMarkThree
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‘Happy Today’, the second LP by The Mark Three (featuring Mark Le Gallez of The Risk, Paul Hooper-Keeley of The Threads and Emma Page of Yeh-Yeh), is out now!!!
‘Happy Today’ is available to buy for £25 (incl. P&P) from Mark’s Bandcamp page at marklegallez.bandcamp.com/
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40-years ago today - The Threads & The Inclyned played Wellingore Memorial Hall, Lincoln. 😎
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Now Playing on Mod Radio Uk - Shit Girl friend Shit Boyfriend by @TheMarkThree
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The Threads are included in Lois Wilson’s ‘Lincolnshire 45s’ feature in the current issue of Record Collector magazine 😎
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Fantastic to see Meurig Jones with his copy of my PHK LP in The Village, Portmeirion 😎
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Now Playing on Mod Radio Uk - The Groovy Bus by @PHKOfficial1
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Now Playing on Mod Radio Uk - The Groovy Bus by @PHKOfficial1
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40-years ago today - The Threads on stage at the Easter Mod Rally at Lowestoft in 1986. 😎
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40-years ago today - The Threads photo session at the Lowestoft Mod Rally on 29 March 1986 😁
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“Loving the debut PHK LP album by the extremely talented Paul Hooper-Keeley. Some great songs from the excellent Luvvies Brigade to Battle of The Little Man to the melodic Why Don’t We Give Peace A Chance. A very impressive solo album full of insightful and observational lyrics.”
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Paul Hooper-Keeley of The Threads, The Deep Six & The Mark Three has released his debut PHK LP, ‘You Should All Be Ashamed Of Yourselves’, on limited edition vinyl (100 copies on B&W Splatter and 100 copies on Red Translucent), available to buy at: -
paulhooper-keeley.bandcamp.c…
























