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I - How come he appears on your record? Fink - We taped his voice and brought it back with us. Mean - We stole it. Fink - Records about Judges are illegal in Mega city. If you were a norm and made a record about a Judge you'd get seven years in an iso-cube.... Mean - Which is not very nice. Fink - It's also seven years if you get caught with the record. I - We have a record here by the Human League named after Judge Dredd's famous phrase "I am the Law." Fink - Poofs. Mean - No, no what are they? Fink - I think they're grovelling squirmers. Mean - We have utter contempt for humes. |


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Interviewer - How would you describe your record? Fink - It's really scrungey. Mean - It's dance music. Fink - Yes, we can understand your Earthlet trend of dancing. We had to realign out brain cells to the modern pop music of the 80's. The kind of record we'd like to make would be unlistenable to the average norm. People'll have to buy it or we'll turn to crime. I - I thought you muties hated norms, yet you're sitting here with me... |
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Mean - We'll take your leg off later! Fink - We only hate norms because we were kept out of the city by them. Mutants aren't allowed in Mega city one, it's the law. They tend to warp out. Mean - It's nice here because there are no Judges. Judges are the people we really hate. Especially Judge Dredd. |
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Fink - No they're grovelling squirming norms because they were in praise of Judge Dredd which is utterly contemptible....really normish (both dissolve into hysterics) I - As an awesomely ugly duo producing hip dance music you're obviously going to be compared with Wham. Have you heard of them? |
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Mean - I've heard of Wham! Fink - It's the noise he makes when he butts people. Mean - I'll butt anything, walls, vehicles.... Fink - My first musical experience was hitting someone over the head with a metal bar. Mean - There's a band over here called SPK that hit inanimate objects. We only hit live objects. |
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I - How would you like to be remembered to the pop biz? Mean - For slime, for sludge. Fink - For evil. Mean - Our basic drives are fear, hate pain... Fink - Jealousy, greed, envy. Mean - All the good norm points reversed. I - What's your favourite strip in 2000AD? Fink - Strontium Dog, he's a mutie. Mean - Yeah, he kills a lot of people. That's a good work ethic. Fink - He tries to catch criminals which is a bit contemptible, but at least he does it for creds. Mean - At least he does it for gain, which is OK by us. I - How are you boys going to kill me after the interview? Mean - Slowly.....we always kill people slowly. Fink - We needn't kill him, we could always torture him....
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I - Zarjazz recently had a hit with Feargal Sharkey. Does the name ring a bell. Mean - Boring norm. Fink - We're using these norms to put out records on Zarjazz to make us a few creds. Mean - They have their uses. I - There's also this wacky band called Madness.… (This is definitely the wrong question to ask. Fink starts to snarl at me and Mean begins to polish his metal claw menacingly.) Mean - Good name but...(sighs) Fink - They're not mad at all. Mean - They don't know the meaning of the word. Fink - They've never poisoned whole families. I - (trying to change the subject hurriedly): Thrag, the editor of 2000AD comic, is a Betelgeusian. Is it easy to spot a Betelgeusian in a crowd? Mean - Oh yeah, certainly. Fink - The red dial on their forehead usually gives it away. I - You have a dial on your forehead too. What's that for? Mean - It's basically stages of viciousness. I can go from one to four. If they get the Mean Machine coming at them on four then they've had it. I - What's your favourite hobby? Mean - Going up to four. |
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Mutie-vision These muties are very touchy people. Mean hasn't killed anything for hours - or so his press officer says - and he's beginning to get an itchy dial. I can't possibly ask them if they'd enter the Eurovision song contest....or can I? Fink - Yes, we would. Mean - But we'd kill all the other contestants. |