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**panholio** · 10-31-2011, 08:47 AM

Wasn't he promising girls shit, like copies of demos, for blow jobs or something? There was a review of her show in Q magazine around Venus, the last tour she did with him, where she said something that I always suspected was about him, plus, there was that phonecall with the creepy, distorted 'Scream' voice on it. Not sure if anyone could dig that up. She probably let it fly somewhat until Tash was born. Also, the fact that she 'plays the guitar' with no guitar in the song, it's pretty much saying 'I don't need a guitarist at all, so fuck you.' And to be fair, her 'guitar' is light years better than Mark's. Plus, didn't Caton ALSO claim that she would have been nothing without his guitar parts? And claim that he was as much a part of the music, when it came to writing, as she was, because he wrote all the guitar? I think that was said in the creepy phonecall as well. No wonder she stopped hiring. Anyway, great song. Also, I highly doubt that she would have ever admitted that it was about Caton, but I'm pretty sure it was. He was really ungracious when they parted ways if I remember rightly.

Found it:

“There is no weak link on my ship, or they don’t stay on it,” she later maintains with just a glint of steel.

Indeed, as far as working for her in any capacity goes, there is but one rule: no underage girls.

“I’ll know about it if they’re underage. I would chew their balls off”.

You’d find out about it?

“No. I’d know. You can smell it. Smell it on them; you know, young girl.”

Maybe those squids have got something after all. Also, an interview with Caton from the same month:

VGM: When and why did you decide to pursue a career as a professional musician?

Steve Caton: I began to pursue music seriously around the age of 18. I went to see David Bowie in concert and the experience literally changed my life. I knew the moment the show was over that I wanted to be a performer in a band. Soon thereafter, I began practicing several hours a day on a guitar that had been laying around the house in some closet for years. I had been a hardcore surfer for six years, but pretty much hung up the board and wetsuit after seeing Bowie perform. Obviously some shit went down around that time. Also, didn't she talk a lot about an altercation she had while she was pregnant? And an angry song she wrote about it (that people later assumed to be Ruby?).

10-31-2011, 08:47 AM	#11
panholio Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 409 Senior Member	Wasn't he promising girls shit, like copies of demos, for blow jobs or something? There was a review of her show in Q magazine around Venus, the last tour she did with him, where she said something that I always suspected was about him, plus, there was that phonecall with the creepy, distorted 'Scream' voice on it. Not sure if anyone could dig that up. She probably let it fly somewhat until Tash was born. Also, the fact that she 'plays the guitar' with no guitar in the song, it's pretty much saying 'I don't need a guitarist at all, so fuck you.' And to be fair, her 'guitar' is light years better than Mark's. Plus, didn't Caton ALSO claim that she would have been nothing without his guitar parts? And claim that he was as much a part of the music, when it came to writing, as she was, because he wrote all the guitar? I think that was said in the creepy phonecall as well. No wonder she stopped hiring. Anyway, great song. Also, I highly doubt that she would have ever admitted that it was about Caton, but I'm pretty sure it was. He was really ungracious when they parted ways if I remember rightly. Found it: “There is no weak link on my ship, or they don’t stay on it,” she later maintains with just a glint of steel. Indeed, as far as working for her in any capacity goes, there is but one rule: no underage girls. “I’ll know about it if they’re underage. I would chew their balls off”. You’d find out about it? “No. I’d know. You can smell it. Smell it on them; you know, young girl.” Maybe those squids have got something after all. Also, an interview with Caton from the same month: VGM: When and why did you decide to pursue a career as a professional musician? Steve Caton: I began to pursue music seriously around the age of 18. I went to see David Bowie in concert and the experience literally changed my life. I knew the moment the show was over that I wanted to be a performer in a band. Soon thereafter, I began practicing several hours a day on a guitar that had been laying around the house in some closet for years. I had been a hardcore surfer for six years, but pretty much hung up the board and wetsuit after seeing Bowie perform. Obviously some shit went down around that time. Also, didn't she talk a lot about an altercation she had while she was pregnant? And an angry song she wrote about it (that people later assumed to be Ruby?).
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