Heartland

He may have great taste in t-shirts but his underwear is very dodgy.

And yes Sexygoth, he most definitely can do tacky!

The bunny rabbit (Frank) represents divine intervention. Keep that in mind together with the references to time travel and the plane engine that fell on Darko's house that didn't appear to come from any known aeroplane (notice also Frank had lured him out of the house at this point). Throw that lot ...

By coincidence I was looking at Peter Steele's Playgirl cover picture yesterday....

Ho hum.....

Ummm.... Jane's Addiction at Manchester Apollo Killing Joke at Manchester Academy Ministry (from what I heard...spent a third of the gig puking in the toilets although I did hear New World Order in between bouts of "bleeuuurrrggghhhhh!!!!") Godhead acoustic gig (in a friggin' coffee shop!!...

Don't get me wrong, I do like Muse. I saw them at the Leeds Festival last year and thought they were excellent but I just didn't think they were any good on Saturday night.

Ed Rhombus wrote:Yeah, but you didn't see the flashing keyboard!

Such a shame that the flashing keyboard and graphics were the only appealling thing about the Muse gig.

Unfortunately I didn't get to hear them play Bliss (my favourite track) I left after 50 minutes.

Alien

d00mw0lf wrote:, the chameleons,

Really?

Debaser wrote:


You at the Lowry on Monday?

No, I'm not going but if you want to pop round beforehand and do some hoovering for me you're more than welcome

After three, 1, 2 ,3..... IT'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO......Do the Shake'n'Vac and put the freshness back, do the Shake'n'vac and put the freshness back. If your capet smells fresh, your room does tooooooo. Every time you vacuum remember what to do..... ;) OK, you got the job. Can you start on Monday? :D

I always find sticking Marilyn Manson on means I'll be doing the washing up or hoovering with a jig. Although I've not quite mastered the art of running a hoover up and down a carpet while swinging my hips from side to side

Thanks for the set list, Paddy. I'm going to see them tonight in Manchester but not being a huge fan of Muse I'm not familiar with at least two thirds of the songs.

Debaser - he breathes only for you honey

Everton since the day I was born

Devo did a vomit-inducing version of Head Like a Hole. Hanging too good for this lot!

'tis all a bit "Sheffield United"

I saw Matrix Revolutions last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. I'm always partial to a bit of "machines verse humans" in an all out war although the scenes with the Merovingian don't work and the railway station was a waste of time IMO. One question though..probably a fairly obvious "...

3 more sleeps 'til Perry, Ness

Audition was on Channel 4 on Sunday night...taped it but haven't seen it yet

It was at a small venue called The Witchwood. Some members of this board may be familiar with it and no, I didn't go.

Quiff Boy wrote: - maybe a seasonal Xmas one...

So that would be you in a Santa suit then displaying a well crafted Yule log

Karst wrote:Budweiser drinkers.
Pah!

In the words of Monty Python:-

"American beer is like making love in a canoe...f u c king close to water!"

More and more bands seem to "forget" Sweden in their tour itineraries. Some tax thing, probably. Everything is a tax thing here. Well Paradise Lost are playing Stockholm on the 22nd October with the absolutely excellent Godhead in support. I'm not going to the Stockholm gig but I'll be se...

Cat and I have a pet mechanical pig called Fat Bob

mugabe wrote:
3). What band would you like to see live right now?

A Perfect Circle

I saw APC on the 16th September in Manchester. Absolutely great gig. They only played an hour and 10 minutes and no encore...finished with Judith but were just amazing. Hopefully they'll be playing Stockholm soon.

First important one was The Cult in..er..'87 or '88...possibly earlier - can't quite remember.

Last one was Killing Joke at Manchester Academy last Monday. Fantastic gig!

Would really like to see Gravity Kills, but they split up last January so that's never going to happen