Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 08:54
Including back in time ?Andy TG wrote: Would travel anywhere in UK / Europe to see Leonard Cohen.
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Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 20:50
If only my 'talent' extended to UK gigs - but alas, they have to be foreign gigs that involve months of planning and the shelling out of cash for plane tickets first...Dark wrote:Buy tickets for Westlife in Lincoln, Ness.Debaser wrote:If anyone has any particular band they would love to break-up, or a festival they would love to be pulled, just get me to book tickets...
OOOh, you coming to see Longcut at the Drill Hall in a couple of weeks?
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 21:43
I admit that I was roaming the UK in the hazy days of the 80s together with a AAE fanatic. 
she provided this sensational car that I had to push most of the time.
: which was highly appreciated by the band.
No, it isnt me who was trying to shag the car.
Yes, it is an ABBA plastic bag, which was accompanying us at all times.
she provided this sensational car that I had to push most of the time.
: which was highly appreciated by the band. No, it isnt me who was trying to shag the car.
Yes, it is an ABBA plastic bag, which was accompanying us at all times.
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 21:53
canon docre wrote:Yes, it is an ABBA plastic bag, which was accompanying us at all times.
WOW! 
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 22:02
There were two girls that did some of the "For Her Light Tour" with Fields of the Nephilim in a VW Beetle, it ended up covered in "Magic Marker" graffiti 
, to much speed and Thunderbird wine prevents me remembering what colour the car was, yellow or blue I think................did I say the "For Her Light" tour, it could've been the "Elizium" tour 
...........it was 1990, I remember that much 
If that was your car, can I apologise for my input
, to much speed and Thunderbird wine prevents me remembering what colour the car was, yellow or blue I think................did I say the "For Her Light" tour, it could've been the "Elizium" tour ...........it was 1990, I remember that much If that was your car, can I apologise for my input
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 22:20
don't worry, scotty, that wasnt us. Unfortunately.
the first time this car was set into action was the German m*****n/All about Eve tour in 88. Wayne's stunned facial expression at the sight of it was prizeless.
the first time this car was set into action was the German m*****n/All about Eve tour in 88. Wayne's stunned facial expression at the sight of it was prizeless.
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 22:26
I saw The M iss ion and All About Eve in Edinburgh on that tour, superbcanon docre wrote:don't worry, scotty, that wasnt us. Unfortunately.
the first time this car was set into action was the German m*****n/All about Eve tour in 88. Wayne's stunned facial expression at the sight of it was prizeless.
Thank fcuk that wasn't your car, I had a Horrible feeling and some Flash Backs for a second there
Mag's always says that "They" days will come back to haunt me one day, I thought that was it starting
Posted: 26 Apr 2006, 22:30
...and how I wish we would have followed FotN instead of this bunch of hippies. 
Posted: 27 Apr 2006, 15:13
Does Glasgow count as travelling? Went to see The Charlatans on Tuesday night and they absolutely STORMED the Barrowland!
Top sweaty, jump around like a teenager gig
Top sweaty, jump around like a teenager gig
Posted: 27 Apr 2006, 15:47
I've got all this to come! On the sly, something's happening down South, with my mates band, and I'll go and watch and probably offer bass support as well. We'll have to put up with comparisons to the Arctic fuckin' Monkeys, and they'll have to put up with my atrocious attempts to coax actual music out of my kit.
Still, booze and drugs and confusion!
Still, booze and drugs and confusion!
Posted: 27 Apr 2006, 16:54
Much the same as any other day then Timtimsinister wrote:
Still, booze and drugs and confusion!
Posted: 27 Apr 2006, 19:19
scotty wrote:Much the same as any other day then Timtimsinister wrote:
Still, booze and drugs and confusion!
Only bands i travelled for was the Cult and the Sisters...still travel for them when i can
Posted: 27 Apr 2006, 23:08
Saw U2 last year in Cardiff. There and back to Portsmouth in a night, the next couple of days had a high ptiched buzz to them.
Posted: 28 Apr 2006, 22:11
Done the most traveling for The Cult and Spear of Destiny.
Shorter jaunts to Chicago for lots of bands.
Since I can't take it with me, I'm spending it here and now.
Debby
Shorter jaunts to Chicago for lots of bands.
Since I can't take it with me, I'm spending it here and now.
Debby
Posted: 29 Apr 2006, 01:34
The Pink Floyd, twice
don't think I need say much more
don't think I need say much more
Posted: 29 Apr 2006, 03:56
@ BadlanderBadlander wrote:Including back in time ?Andy TG wrote: Would travel anywhere in UK / Europe to see Leonard Cohen.
Why do you say that, mate?
Has he died or something? Surely if he had I would have read / heard about it from somewhere. I not been "out of the loop" that badly
Posted: 29 Apr 2006, 08:18
Because he's not bloody likely to tour ever again. When did he last tour ? 1992, The future ?Andy TG wrote:@ BadlanderBadlander wrote:Including back in time ?Andy TG wrote: Would travel anywhere in UK / Europe to see Leonard Cohen.
Why do you say that, mate?