HECTIC HOUSE

Hectic House was where the Macc Lads lived from 1985-93.
It was their record company, management company, publishing company, shop:
-but primarily it was where they took slappers that were too ugly for public view.
It was owned by Mr Slimy Git, and situated on Sunderland Street, Macclesfield.

SHOP DISCOGRAPHY TRACKLIST LYRICS

The Shop

On the ground floor was a very dirty second hand record shop.
It boasted filth, dirt, rats, smells and band members and roadcrew behind the counter.
Apart from Macc Lads' merchandise, the intrepid explorer could also discover gems such as:-
A scratched copy of "Caught" by the Dooleys for 2/-
"I am Woman" by Sue Pollard (15p)
Our Kid's "You Just Might See Me Cry" in a picture bag (10p)

THE OFFY- Mail Order Dept

The Record Company

Slimy Git could be found in the upstairs offices
surrounded by lawsuits, cigars, paperwork and money.
From here all Macc Lads releases were organised.

MACC LADS DISCOGRAPHY

HECTIC HOUSE DISCOGRAPHY I

HECTIC HOUSE DISCOGRAPHY II

The Management Company

In this office, Slimy and Al O'Peesha would orchestrate tours,
publicity, fat roadies, groupies and release dates.
They would organise adverts, venues
and decide which songs the Lads would record.

MACC LADS TRACKLISTS
(The band and crew discuss all the songs, track by track).

When smoking was banned at the Majestic Cinema,
Slimy placed this ad in their programme

The Publishing Company

The world of "contracts" "royalties" and "copyright" was, according to Mr Git:-
"Very complicated, and there was absolutely no need for anyone else to be troubled by financial mundanities."
So we don't know what went on in this office, as the door was always locked.
However, Hectic House Publishing owns all the songs:-

MACC LADS LYRICS
(A full list of all the rude words, including unreleased material).

HECTIC HOUSE Hectic House was where the Macc Lads lived from 1985-93. It was their record company, management company, publishing company, shop: -but primarily it was where they took slappers that were too ugly for public view. It was owned by Mr Slimy Git, and situated on Sunderland Street, Macclesfield.
SHOP DISCOGRAPHY TRACKLIST LYRICS

The Shop On the ground floor was a very dirty second hand record shop. It boasted filth, dirt, rats, smells and band members and roadcrew behind the counter. Apart from Macc Lads' merchandise, the intrepid explorer could also discover gems such as:- A scratched copy of "Caught" by the Dooleys for 2/- "I am Woman" by Sue Pollard (15p) Our Kid's "You Just Might See Me Cry" in a picture bag (10p) THE OFFY- Mail Order Dept
The Record Company Slimy Git could be found in the upstairs offices surrounded by lawsuits, cigars, paperwork and money. From here all Macc Lads releases were organised. MACC LADS DISCOGRAPHY HECTIC HOUSE DISCOGRAPHY I HECTIC HOUSE DISCOGRAPHY II
The Management Company In this office, Slimy and Al O'Peesha would orchestrate tours, publicity, fat roadies, groupies and release dates. They would organise adverts, venues and decide which songs the Lads would record. MACC LADS TRACKLISTS (The band and crew discuss all the songs, track by track).
When smoking was banned at the Majestic Cinema, Slimy placed this ad in their programme
The Publishing Company The world of "contracts" "royalties" and "copyright" was, according to Mr Git:- "Very complicated, and there was absolutely no need for anyone else to be troubled by financial mundanities." So we don't know what went on in this office, as the door was always locked. However, Hectic House Publishing owns all the songs:- MACC LADS LYRICS (A full list of all the rude words, including unreleased material).