Yes. They're too influential to be left out

Totally agree with you, great music and never heard music like that since. She's a star and need including in THOF.🤞

A woman sidelined by cock rockers

Fr everyone was laughing but siouxsie was invested and also I think his song was great but if he learned to tune his voice a bit I'd be better.

@The Death March Correction: A fookin' ejit!

her face (structurally) reminds me quite a bit of Marlene Dietrich.

emma duncan More like Liza Minelli or Ellen.

Indeed!!!

@@emmaduncan2991 OMG I'm not the only one who thinks that!

Yes

She loves cats, shocking

I can't bring myself to watch it.

He's unwatchable.

Yes. He has such little personality so he feels the desperate need to ham it up every second. It makes me cringe, this campy act.

FFS, seriously people!? It's Graham fucking Norton! This is his schtick. Everyone knows this. He has the best chat show on television. And all his guests have the best time.

@@dcrobclark He's a big fan and I think they know each other. but I think this was during the coke years. His show is so much better now.❄👃🏻🤪

A fucking self absorbed bell end always was a fucking twat of the highest order, still is, tosser

Glad to see her enjoying herself, but unfortunately an awful show to be on. A bit childish interview, but interesting for Curtis experience in participating. A bet She felt embarrassed about it all 😾

Honestly that seems to be the case for most of these shows. Same for Kimmel. Maybe Colbert is better? I'm not from the US or UK

Exactly. That's not an interview. What a wank

Absolute insult to his guest, who pisses all over his abilities any day of the week.

Yeah, that was deeply uncool. That kind of thing can make sensitive people very depressed and perhaps do something drastic.

Totally agree. You should never knock someone who's actually putting themselves out there and making music that's real to them. The best I can hope is that he was somehow in on the joke or crazy enough to just not give a shit. But that wasn't very nice at all. I think Siouxsie was very supportive in her reaction. If Graham let her speak a bit longer, I think she would have had a chance to be more encouraging. Because he wasn't even that bad (for people that like real raw punk music). I'm sure a lot of famous musicians were much worse than that when they started out

Yeah I think there was a film about that I believe a clown was the main character

ploody shit ok?

was*

Siouxsie barely was interviewed. Too much time spent on the guy on the phone or talking about knitted cats!

he couldn't do it any other way, if he wasn't that self centred then he wouldn't have this type of show. He knew jack shit about siouxsie/banshees/punk etc.

I never watch this because it puts my teeth on edge. Even if a hero of mine (like Siouxsie) was on, I'd know they wouldn't get a word in or be allowed to talk about anything serious or interesting. It's all just a vehicle for Norton's high-camp, bitchy humour, which is absolutely not to my taste. (Same with Jimmy Fallon in the US - he's a funny guy, but it's not a "talk" show. He has some great guests on but the "interviews" are just a lot of p*ss*ng about)

Brilliant

@dorothysboy1 I bet they have to deal with this kind of stupidity all the time in interviews.

Love your comment. I was a Goth in Brisbane in the very early 80's when the scene was just starting here. Its been a huge upset for me to see something I truly loved go to Emo. We used to get the crap beaten out of us because of how we dressed and to see any of it go mainstream is just sickening. Nose rings, tattoos, Doc Martins etc have all gone over and it makes me ill. Seeing yuppies wear full sleeves, I just want tyo punch them. My tats represented my class and the hard life I come from NOT JUST DECORATION. I still have my piercings but never wear them now because they mean nothing. For me we dressed that way because we wanted to be outcast from a society we did not agree with. We were street kids back then so it was a hard life for us. I have buried so many of my friends that died along the way through drugs and the hard life we led. Im in my 50's now but it still means something to me. Love your comment.

@@elysabethpoodle6234I second everything you wrote, wish I had written it myself, same story here but in Rome, Italy, late eighties (we've always been behind, which by the way is often better for many things)

Hardly sexy.

Yes I agree!

She will turn you into a mouse for her kitties

This prick hasnt got a clue!

Of course. If she didn't like him we would all know it.

exactly!

I only know Graham Norton from a few KZfaq clips, and even I picked up on what his show is like. People need to get a grip.

Fuck off big nose

No one goes on his show without knowing what it's like. It's pure publicity, and good (as in widespread) publicity at that. But I can understand people who haven't seen him (especially from other countries) finding it annoying.

His show was completely crap then it got better and actually did include proper interviews later.

That happened every episode, to a different 'victim', it was a part've the show that made me cringe, hoping it'd be OK for the person on the other end - some of them did seem to enjoy chatting - rather than cruel, at their expense; Ugh :/

All British TV talk show hosts do this. It's all about _them,_ not their guests. Jonathan Ross is the worst offender, sometimes his guests don't get to complete a single sentence without him interrupting. But they're all offenders, in this respect.

They are all offensive in that respect

@@aerialkate On speed - perhaps. Up himself - for sure.

True, and they were also old social friends so there is a degree of familiarity between them that we are not party to.

Substation south was brilliant.

Me too

Why forget the cats? She adores cats 😃