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Cable label boss tells band 'reform now' - EXCLUSIVE!

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Pete Cable:
Tis true folks.
I spoke to Korda Marshall, former Infectious head honcho last friday - he called me up at work to tell me he loved the new record I'd made with Neil 'does ANYBODY remember I was in Cable?' Cooper (ask marc ;)) and said he'd heard the tribute album and thought it was 'cracking' - he said we should reform RIGHT NOW and he'd be behind us all the way...probably with a broom, I would think. He is, of course head of Warners UK these days, lighting cigars off the pile of fifty pound notes he has amassed from signing Gnarls Barclay. I told him we are now the new Velvet Underground and he can safely put his slippers on knowing that, despite Warners pulling the plug on their 'final salary' pension scheme before he joined, he has nothing to worry about as the cable renaissence of 2020 will keep him in the amount of gin he has become accustomed to in his middle age.
On a side note, he also told me that the little girl on the cover of the 'Seventy' single (his daughter) is now 19, covered in tattoos and piercings, has a purple spikey mullet and works for some swanky indie cred label in that their London these days.

PlacidCasual:
Well thats another reason to reform! Thing is its impossible for Matt to be in 2 different bands and countries at the same time. bah.  I want to meet this girl, i could sing her a ballad.

Rick Wakeman:
Great news  ;D  Can I put in a request for you to play at the Concorde 2 if/when you reform?!!

Damon:
As long as you play down south again and get me some backstage passes so I can interview you for the site I?m happy ? that and play Song 1 again.

Damon

Greg:
It is possiable to do two bands. Cable in your own time :D

Thats all

Greg
P.S. I hear The Police are reforming! ;D

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