Some Related Links

There aren't many Mott the Hoople links out there, but I'll try to provide as many as possible.

Half Moon Bay. An excellent Mott the Hoople web site with lyrics, discography, information on Morgan Fisher/Ian Hunter projects, etc.

Justin Purrington's Just a Buzz Web Site. Justin Purrington, publisher of the Mott the Hoople fanzine Just a Buzz, has put together a web site, and it is quite good. This is the place to check for info about upcoming Ian Hunter tour dates.

John's Mott the Hoople Web Page.

Ryoichi Okamoto's Mott the Hoople Web Page. Finally, a page that makes ample use of Unicode, with some of the text here in Japanese.

Mick Nick's Mott the Hoople Web Page. Here's a site where you can order a Mott the Hoople T-shirt.

Free/Bad Company Web Page. For fans of Paul Rodgers and Mick Ralphs.

Andrew Perkins' Ian Hunter/Mott the Hoople Home Page. Well, after months of me bemoaning the fact that mine was the only Mott the Hoople web page, another fan has gone out and made another one. Actually, this is a Hunter/Mott web page, but that's beside the point. You'll probably want to check out his rather extensive history of Mott the Hoople, and also if you have lyrics, you may want to help him out with his Mott lyrics project.

Angel of Eighth Avenue. Some guy in England recorded "Angel of Eighth Avenue" from Wildlife as an .au file and put it on the Internet. You'll need a T1 for this one; it's about 3 MB. I wonder, does this make me an accessory to copyright infringement?

Should Mott the Hoople be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? This site has an interesting discussion of this topic.

A list of CD's owned by someone named Dabe. OK, it's not much of a Mott the Hoople link, but we Mott fans take it where we can get it. This person at the University of Maryland put a list of his CDs online, and Mott the Hoople's Greatest Hits is one of them. Yippee!

Ian Hunter/Mott the Hoople Mailing List.To subscribe, send a message to this address ( majordomo@pobox.com) containing the words "subscribe hunter-mott".

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