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Now I know we're all rufty tufty Sisters fans, but what was the last gig you went to.........honestly
Mine was Laibach at the Electric Ballroom, first one I'd been to for years. I'd been wanting to see them for years but for one reason or the other I'd never made it so I got this in just before Christmas. After the decades of build up it was, well, OK. I never thought it would be quite so camp though!
Napalm Death at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio, where I bought a very nifty "Nazi Punks f**k Off" T-shirt
You still think swastikas look cool
The real nazis run your schools
They're coaches, businessmen and cops
In a real fourth reich you'll be the first to go
i cant remember the last "big" gig i went to - probably the chameleons or something
there are very few bands around at the moment that i could be bothered forking out 20 quid for a ticket and going to see
the last "local" gig i went to was probably either the mighty "rhombus" or "uncle fester", both at the bassment...
both were ace
hailing from blackpool & featuring ex-alien sex fiend member "ratfink" on drums, they play a very traditional and very honest pub/punk rock and are actually a lot cooler than you'd think
christophe wrote:last one was last saterday "de heideroosjes" but thank God not alot myHeartlanders know them
and the day before that I went to see Epica
Well, big gig would have to be Status Quo. But we were sat so far away it was quite pointless.
Small gig would be The Damned about a month or two ago at the Drill Hall.
I hear tell the Buzzcocks are coming too, so try not to miss that one too, eh, Debaser?
Quiff Boy wrote:i cant remember the last "big" gig i went to - probably the chameleons or something
S'a good job I'm here then....Franz Ferdinand ring any bells?? October
me? last big gig? Sunday night - Julian Cope at the Leadmill, before that? Julian Cope two nights before at the Royal Festival Hall...next gig, that'd be tomorrow night in Manc, the NME tour thingy with The Killers, Futureheads, Kaiser Chiefs and...and...oh yeah Bloc Party.
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else
Dark wrote:Well, big gig would have to be Status Quo. But we were sat so far away it was quite pointless.
Small gig would be The Damned about a month or two ago at the Drill Hall.
I hear tell the Buzzcocks are coming too, so try not to miss that one too, eh, Debaser?
And yeah I knew....bloody typically I'm off to see them at Middleton Civic, supported by Ari Up (The Slits) and 999
Am sure I'll try and get to the Drill Hall though.
Simon Harrison the booking manager seems to be going through all his fav old bands
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else
christophe wrote:last one was last saterday "de heideroosjes" but thank God not alot myHeartlanders know them
and the day before that I went to see Epica
a reformed The Nice (excellent) and The Keith Emerson Band (drekk) Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 2 years ago now!
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
Dark wrote:Well, big gig would have to be Status Quo. But we were sat so far away it was quite pointless.
Small gig would be The Damned about a month or two ago at the Drill Hall.
I hear tell the Buzzcocks are coming too, so try not to miss that one too, eh, Debaser?
And yeah I knew....bloody typically I'm off to see them at Middleton Civic, supported by Ari Up (The Slits) and 999
Am sure I'll try and get to the Drill Hall though.
Simon Harrison the booking manager seems to be going through all his fav old bands
You never know, if the Sisters were one of his favourites...
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