cool.Mav787 wrote:I'll be there in Holmfirtheastmidswhizzkid wrote:i've just bought tickets to see NMA on consecutive nights at lincoln and holmfirth 5th/6th may.
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the chameleons vox at the cookie in leicester on 10th may. i was in there on easter sunday -for the first time, completely by chance- and saw the poster for this gig. gonna be an expensive week as there's 2 NMA gigs the weekend before but i can't wait.
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"Did my singing please you?"
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Hawkwind at rock city next tuesday- hells angels guest list.
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I'm going to Moogfest in may, 4 days of synth porn and live music in the good old U.S of A
then nothing planned till December to see Placebo in leeds
then nothing planned till December to see Placebo in leeds
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just got back from seeing Hawkwind. cant say i'm too keen on the new album but it didnt need to be played in its entirety and a couple of the tracks were really good. the band didnt play well IMO, more noticeably on the older material they played at the end. still it was nice to hear Assault and Battery and The Golden Void. the crowd were dreadful -they didnt even get excited about the classics (which they didnt seem to recognise)- and i swear i was the only person singing along to anything. fucking hippies.
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
Don, Jon and Androo went to see them last Friday here and had the same experience. I suspected it would be like that so didn't bother to get a ticket. I could see they were at the start of a downward spiral at the Preston Gig back on the 'Warrior...' Anniversary Tour 4 years ago. 2 guys we had spoken to before the Gig were quite bitter about their experience of seeing them just the year before in Manchester. At the end of the night there were a few loud and angry hecklers but even less people clapping and cheeringeastmidswhizzkid wrote:just got back from seeing Hawkwind. cant say i'm too keen on the new album but it didnt need to be played in its entirety and a couple of the tracks were really good. the band didnt play well IMO, more noticeably on the older material they played at the end. still it was nice to hear Assault and Battery and The Golden Void. the crowd were dreadful -they didnt even get excited about the classics (which they didnt seem to recognise)- and i swear i was the only person singing along to anything. fucking hippies.
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Had a great time last summer when they headlined the Yellowstock festival overhere. They just kept on playing, did't seem to be able to stopBig Si wrote:Don, Jon and Androo went to see them last Friday here and had the same experience. I suspected it would be like that so didn't bother to get a ticket. I could see they were at the start of a downward spiral at the Preston Gig back on the 'Warrior...' Anniversary Tour 4 years ago. 2 guys we had spoken to before the Gig were quite bitter about their experience of seeing them just the year before in Manchester. At the end of the night there were a few loud and angry hecklers but even less people clapping and cheeringeastmidswhizzkid wrote:just got back from seeing Hawkwind. cant say i'm too keen on the new album but it didnt need to be played in its entirety and a couple of the tracks were really good. the band didnt play well IMO, more noticeably on the older material they played at the end. still it was nice to hear Assault and Battery and The Golden Void. the crowd were dreadful -they didnt even get excited about the classics (which they didnt seem to recognise)- and i swear i was the only person singing along to anything. fucking hippies.
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I should've gone to thateastmidswhizzkid wrote:Hawkwind at rock city next tuesday- hells angels guest list.
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the band were ok, a bit rusty and not as good a set as at xmas but the atmosphere was fucking awesome. must be nearly 30 years since i saw them in somewhere as intimate.Mav787 wrote:How were NMA?eastmidswhizzkid wrote:i've just bought tickets to see NMA on consecutive nights at lincoln and holmfirth 5th/6th may.
You missed a great footie match. It was Klopptastic
didnt go to holmfirth in the end...
how was that?and Liverpool are going to get some silver too. what a nice season .
Well I was handsome and I was strong
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"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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Swans in July. Hopefully Sick Of It All in July as well.
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Holmfirth was really good. Sold out and a very lively audience. Picturedrome is one of my favourite venues.eastmidswhizzkid wrote:the band were ok, a bit rusty and not as good a set as at xmas but the atmosphere was fucking awesome. must be nearly 30 years since i saw them in somewhere as intimate.Mav787 wrote:How were NMA?eastmidswhizzkid wrote:i've just bought tickets to see NMA on consecutive nights at lincoln and holmfirth 5th/6th may.
You missed a great footie match. It was Klopptastic
didnt go to holmfirth in the end...
and Liverpool are going to get some silver too. what a nice season .
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just bought my ticket for the chameleons on tuesday. cant wait-hope i can get them to play "in shreds".
Well I was handsome and I was strong
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Anyone interested in 2 tickets to see PIL at Blackburn Kings Hall on the 2nd June ? Mrs Smurf has booked a holiday instead!!!!!!!!! 
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The Chameleons....... well, sort of!!! next week in Kendal.
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i thought the chameleons were a let down tbh. they were meant to be playing the script of the bridge album in full and bottled it before second skin and played loads of other stuff first. when they did play second skin it was ruined by their own followers taking the p*ss and singing along to the music in a [s]cuntish[/s] [s]fuckwitted[/s] hil-ar-i-arse way.
and when i and several others shouted for "in shreds" he said something like "i couldnt play that without so-and-so blah blah blah" why not? youve just murdered everything else on your own! unimpressed.
and when i and several others shouted for "in shreds" he said something like "i couldnt play that without so-and-so blah blah blah" why not? youve just murdered everything else on your own! unimpressed.
Well I was handsome and I was strong
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
And I knew the words to every song.
"Did my singing please you?"
"No! The words you sang were wrong!"
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Wendy James on Saturday some friends are on the bill so really going to see them.
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I'm currently wandering about Paris with my wife. We've met a few Americans, and they've horrified me. Totally rethinking my jingoism at the moment. But they're not as bad as the Euro16 drunks...
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