"Nice and" expression question.

[Tim Regan]

Hi All,

Jumping in late to a mature thread ...

The term "nice and" always puts me in mind of the Stranglers track 
Nice 'N' Sleazy. When I was young (13, 14 or so - I'm 43 now though I 
feel 57) I had a punk phase and The Strangler's album "Black and 
White" was one of my favourites. I think the "sleazy" in the song's 
title refers to the strippers who'd accompany The Stranglers on 
stage, though I didn't know that then. I never got to see them live, 
by the time Mum and Dad felt I was old enough to go to concerts my 
interest in punk (in fact the whole punk thing) was waning, though I 
did manage to see The Damned, Stiff Little Fingers, and Siouxsie and 
the Banshees.

Anyway – here's them performing it on Top of the Pops: 
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=OYqllpnyWrY
Ah, memory lane.

Cheers,

Dumbledad