the end of the fucking night, and what goes on to records. What it's all about is the songs, anyway, innit? And from the crew point of view, it's all about taking loads of drugs and having a good time!Tom's a top singer, that's all he's paid for, being a singer in a band. He's not paid to be a spokesman for the youth, that's Shaun Ryder, who's not a singer. You see that in Happy Mondays interviews and Stone Roses interviews - do they ever mention the songs? Never, They mention how many drugs they've taken the night before or how they grew up.With Inspiral Carpets there's none of that bullshit about them. If it's about image and being hard and all that you might as wellIllinois Proposes $5 'Skin Tax' for Strip Clubs

So-called "sin taxes" exist for smoking, gambling and alcohol, so Illinois State Sen. Toi Hutchinson says it's about time there was a "skin tax" for strip clubs.

Hutchinson, a Democrat, introduced a bill in the state legislature on Feb. 7 that proposes a $5 tax for the entry of each customer admitted into a live adult entertainment facility.

Called the "Live Adult Entertainment Facility Tax Act," the proceeds would go to a proposed fund, the Sexual Assault Prevention Fund, with the state's treasury. Also the state's Department of Human Services would make grants from the fund to sexual assault organizations with whom the department has contracts to provide assistance to victims of sexual assault and prevention.

"In my mind, it's not different from what