Heartland

i thought the smoke ran out early

but all involved (in all 3 bands) deserve congratulations

top night

mrs wintermute particularly liked sid's bass playing (she's used to 4-stringers standing quietly at the back)

isn't anyone else up yet ?

yes, but having got in at 3, i'm not sure i should be, never mind at work.

was drinking benylin out of the bottle again

sorry couldn't stay till the end, but it was soo good to see you/wave at you/speak to you as appropriate.

red bull and pro plus at the ready

ms goth... it was a pleasure, gorgeous.

Excellent night out. Thankyou to all who made it worth the drive and staying sober.

paddy has a lot of making up to do....

emilystrange wrote:paddy has a lot of making up to do....

Did you miss them doing Some Kind Of Stranger? Outstanding. Thought about dragging Pam onto the dancefloor for a bit of a smooch. Then I realised that was on of those daft ideas brought on by lack of alcohol.

why hasn't anybody posted a proper review yet?

you know, set list, photos, mp3 downloads.

Francis wrote:

emilystrange wrote:paddy has a lot of making up to do....

Did you miss them doing Some Kind Of Stranger? Outstanding. Thought about dragging Pam onto the dancefloor for a bit of a smooch. Then I realised that was on of those daft ideas brought on by lack of alcohol.

yes.

though that one makes me cry. oh well. i saw some of it.

feeling very, very hungover toiday. didnt realise i was so pi$$ed!

apologies to francis and pam for what must have been some incredibly tedious drunken ramblings during the journey home (mucho thanks for that btw! )

what a gig! first time i've seen exploding kid. tres cool - not what you'd expect but refreshing for it

rhombus. what can i say. getting better and better. love the new stuff - really taking full advantage of scardy's presence now, writing definitve lead & rhythm geetar lines that are very groovy (and sound huge!). also, the material is sounding very mature and developed now, and you're kicking arse in a major way. ROCK! (some beautiful goff delay effects there too, rob )

and the smurphs. what can i say!?! they used more smoke than the sisters at the blank canvas (really!) and made such a noise that i really do have those funny popping sounds in my head as if god and all his angels have been stomping about inside my frontal lobes.

bloody marvellous.

the inintial fog was the most amusing thing i'd seen in years. most punters in the limelight didnt know what to make of it carry on gothing, as it were.

damn shame it was sid's last gig. them's very big boots to fill and i dont envy mr new eldritch's position! (he seemed like a nice chap though, but he really does need to start smoking if he's going to be authentic )

in short, wow. bloody great night and i feel privileged to have witnessed it. to all concerned:

well you were very chatty, qb... bless. what a nice boy.
cute, too....

set list? cant remember the order but i do remember most of the songs:

kiss the carpet
first & last & always
more
alice
adrenochrome
lucretia
good things
heartland
damage done
walk away
this corrosion
some kind of stranger

and the encore:

vision thing
1969
temple of love

umm, paddy?

Quiff Boy wrote:drunken ramblings

After what you told me last night, you'll never be able to ban me now.

Quiff Boy wrote:set list? cant remember the order but i do remember most of the songs:

kiss the carpet
first & last & always
more
alice
adrenochrome
lucretia
good things
heartland
damage done
walk away
this corrosion
some kind of stranger

and the encore:

vision thing
1969
temple of love

umm, paddy?

hallucienate wrote:

Quiff Boy wrote:set list? cant remember the order but i do remember most of the songs:

kiss the carpet
first & last & always
more
alice
adrenochrome
lucretia
good things
heartland
damage done
walk away
this corrosion
some kind of stranger

and the encore:

vision thing
1969
temple of love

umm, paddy?

Anaconda was in there as well I think. Oh and Body Electric.

All I can say about last night was:

Woo-hoo (in a Homer Simpson stylee)

Mr. Snowey is currently transferring the MD's to CD's as I type. All three band's sets will be put up as a weed in the very near future (I hope we're not treading on anyone's toes here?)

But tough! It's going out!! Complete with QB's drunken outbursts at no extra charge

P.S. Paddy PM your addy over. Sid too. (Scardy/Ed, we've got your number, so look out for Postman Pat)

P.P.S. If anyone out of Rhombus or Exploding Kid would like to send us a set-list, feel free

Quiff Boy wrote: the inintial fog was the most amusing thing i'd seen in years. most punters in the limelight didnt know what to make of it carry on gothing, as it were.

What dry ice? I didn't notice anything.

i was wondering if the Neph had turned up, but there was no 'dust'. Mr S says he saw the Sisters in brighton and the whole thing was much the same. v. authentic, lads.

Cool Cool night ears still ringing and feet still sore from all that dancing. Definetly worth the effort of going over there. Where' s the next one Pads with the new Aldritch, cos i think we'll be there.

Liz

The Grinn Reaper wrote:Cool Cool night ears still ringing and feet still sore from all that dancing. Definetly worth the effort of going over there. Where' s the next one Pads with the new Aldritch, cos i think we'll be there.

Liz

Didn't he used to play/manage for Tranmere? Oh hang on, that was John Aldridge

Actually, I quite like the idea of Von managing the Mighty Rovers

Quiff Boy wrote:set list? cant remember the order but i do remember most of the songs:

<snip>

not a bad effort quiffy. according to my (signed) setlist:

kiss the carpet
first & last & always
alice
body electric
adrenochrome
lucretia
good things
more
damage done
heartland
walk away
this corrosion
some kind of stranger

********************
vision thing
1969
temple of love

great venue. great bands. great night.

that backing singer was pretty cute too

now, who do we see about getting a copy of the recording???

Bloody hell.
It was fatastic!
Proper rockstar jumping-offa-things (so proud...) and Plenty of smoke and... err.. more smoke. gotta love that emo bloke who refused to stop dancing - him and his townie mates seemed a bit too happy to hear "Some Kind Of Stranger" if you ask me...
Nice to see so many HL-ers (remembered the URL yet QB?) and all 3 bands sounding great

RicheyJames wrote: that backing singer was pretty cute too

now, who do we see about getting a copy of the recording???

Richey,

PM your addy but more importantly do you want (and I quote) "YOU FAT BITCH" (Copyright Lordy?) as the start of the gig or not..

Thus ends the sales pitch for Snoweytrading@aol.com

So that's 6 copies of this gig to do now...

Mrs. Snowey wrote:

The Grinn Reaper wrote:Cool Cool night ears still ringing and feet still sore from all that dancing. Definetly worth the effort of going over there. Where' s the next one Pads with the new Aldritch, cos i think we'll be there.

Liz

Didn't he used to play/manage for Tranmere? Oh hang on, that was John Aldridge

Actually, I quite like the idea of Von managing the Mighty Rovers

Ok, Ok The Hangover is still wearing off, and i had about 4 hrs sleep last night so you've got to excuse the typo.

Liz