Heartland

paul wrote:
I disagree, Pat. It was one of thew best open air m*****n shows I witnessed. I listen to the recording of that night quite often.

.....so the rest was even worse?
Just kidding Paul. Glad you enjoyed...

Ozpat wrote:

radiojamaica wrote: Ozpat ?

...should I consider?

of course you should!

Ozpat wrote:

paul wrote:
I disagree, Pat. It was one of thew best open air m*****n shows I witnessed. I listen to the recording of that night quite often.

.....so the rest was even worse?
Just kidding Paul. Glad you enjoyed...

To be honest: Definately not as bad as some of the Sisters gigs in 2006 ...

paul wrote:

Ozpat wrote:

paul wrote:
I disagree, Pat. It was one of thew best open air m*****n shows I witnessed. I listen to the recording of that night quite often.

.....so the rest was even worse?
Just kidding Paul. Glad you enjoyed...

To be honest: Definately not as bad as some of the Sisters gigs in 2006 ...

I only saw good ones. But then again....only two...

radiojamaica wrote:

Ozpat wrote:

radiojamaica wrote: Ozpat ?

...should I consider?

of course you should!

.....we'll have a talk about it on the 27th...

radiojamaica wrote:

snowey wrote:More dates on the "Farewell Tour"

Feb:
Sun 24th: Koln Live Music Hall
Mon 25th: Utrecht Tivoli

Interesting!
As I've never seen The MISSI0N before, it's about time to try and catch 'm live on a stage somewhere. The London gigs look most promising, but that'll be out of my reach I'm afraid... Utrecht or Koln on the other hand are slightly closer to home. Hmm, anyone else going? Christophe? Liesbeth? Ozpat ?

some folks are talking about Utrecht.... (I hear its a lovely city)

maybe we should do some research on the matter.

christophe wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:

snowey wrote:More dates on the "Farewell Tour"

Feb:
Sun 24th: Koln Live Music Hall
Mon 25th: Utrecht Tivoli

Interesting!
As I've never seen The MISSI0N before, it's about time to try and catch 'm live on a stage somewhere. The London gigs look most promising, but that'll be out of my reach I'm afraid... Utrecht or Koln on the other hand are slightly closer to home. Hmm, anyone else going? Christophe? Liesbeth? Ozpat ?

some folks are talking about Utrecht.... (I hear its a lovely city)

maybe we should do some research on the matter.

Utrecht is a lovely city. Great venue as well!

Ozpat wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:

Ozpat wrote: ...should I consider?

of course you should!

.....we'll have a talk about it on the 27th...

A real shame it's on a Monday

libby wrote:

Ozpat wrote:

radiojamaica wrote: of course you should!

.....we'll have a talk about it on the 27th...

A real shame it's on a Monday

Another reason not to attend it...

unless they visit Belgium during the next tour (which they won't ) I'll let them rest in peacr What ya haven't seen or heard can't be mished

Before you start shooting, this is just MY opinion:

I think it's strange that you people talk down on THE MISH. Their music is still better than 99.9 percent of nowadays music.

Many Sisters fans followed them as they started the band after the split-up of TSOM in 1985. Albums like The First Chapter and Children are really excellent, but you people should overcome your prefixed ideas and listen to those albums. It's too easy to dismiss them as being idiots. At least they're idiots that made great music.

I can imagine that some of you got fan of TSOM in the late nineties or so. This means you missed some of the romance of eighties goth/wave music. To me THE MISH is part of that romance, together with bands like Fields Of The Nephilim, The Cult, Siouxsie AND THE SISTERS !!!

Now you can start shooting

Well said paul.

smiscandlon wrote:Well said paul.

...I'd vote for him.

I agree with you Paul.... for sure
I'll be in europe and in London for the last tour...

I dislike the Mish because they make crap music, not because it is an ongoing eighties fashion statement

Goff over-the-topness in my opinion, led by Boy Geroge with a hat. But then again I listened to Exodus and Kreator in the eighties.

Maybe that's why I think they're sissies

Everyone to his/her own, of course, Paul

OTOH, I don't have a particular pleasure in them quitting the business. I don't really care actually. It's just bad for all the fans on this board I know are here aplenty.

IZ.

@ Izzy...I don't think Wayne's worn a hat since 1990.

Anyway were either doing the Paris - Malaga leg or the Hamburg - Utrecht leg with an outside chance of Milan to Florence thrown in...as well as all 4 London shows....Can't wait.

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:I dislike the Mish because they make crap music, not because it is an ongoing eighties fashion statement
IZ.

I really can' believe that you LOVE F&L&A and you HATE The First Chapter. There are so many similarities musically.

Ozpat wrote:Utrecht is a lovely city

True, great city- some lovely cafes if you like pancakes

Nah, I'm sad that the Mish have quit- I think paul makes some good points. I thought the music wasn't great and can't forgive Wayne for making a show of himself on James Whale but I hold no grudge strong enough that I can't feel bad about this news

I also think the Mish get a unfairly bad rap from time to time on here. I'm no great fan of them, but they certainly have their moments, and don't necessarily deserve blanket dismissal.

Not too convinced by the "never say never" aspect of Wayne's statement though. Gives me the impression that he's reluctant to draw a line under the band in case whatever he turns to next doesn't work out.

I know he's on the record saying that he'd never work with Craig Adam's professionally again, but with Simon Hinkler apparently down to play 4-5 songs a night at Shepherds Bush, I wonder if it'll be long before a (fairly) big money offer comes along from someone to put as much of the original line up back together for some gigs or something. I also recall reading an interview with Wayne where he said that Craig refused to work with Mick Brown when they resurrected the band in the late 90s, but there doesn't seem to be any lasting problems between anyone else.

Watching this thread grow over the last couple of days is leaving me increasingly tempted by the first and last nights at Shepherds Bush. Regardless of whether I go or not though, I hope they are a success for all involved. A great send off (if thats what it proves to be).

libby wrote:

Ozpat wrote:

radiojamaica wrote: of course you should!

.....we'll have a talk about it on the 27th...

A real shame it's on a Monday

Maybe we can try to do an after the gig straight home-kinda thing...
hmmm, that doesn't sound like us, does it?
Still, I wanna go!

And I'm with Paul on this, well said that my man

radiojamaica wrote:

libby wrote:

Ozpat wrote: .....we'll have a talk about it on the 27th...

A real shame it's on a Monday

Maybe we can try to do an after the gig straight home-kinda thing...

And I'm with Paul on this, well said that my man

.......what's that like?

Ozpat wrote:

radiojamaica wrote: Maybe we can try to do an after the gig straight home-kinda thing...

.......what's that like?

Dunno man, but I've heard about it once or twice

radiojamaica wrote:

libby wrote:

Ozpat wrote: .....we'll have a talk about it on the 27th...

A real shame it's on a Monday

Maybe we can try to do an after the gig straight home-kinda thing...
hmmm, that doesn't sound like us, does it?
Still, I wanna go!

And I'm with Paul on this, well said that my man

hey guys, this could be nothing but have a look over here
clicky (dutchies only I'm afraid)

christophe wrote: hey guys, this could be nothing but have a look over here
clicky (dutchies only I'm afraid)

Ooh, bring it on peepz... puh-leaze!
Good to see dave's still going strong, it has been way too long that I met him!

oh yes indeed!
I could not resist myself from going if it was that nearby