Heartland

Diamanda Galas was f*cking amazing by the way.

Lou Reed tonight (at the Assembly where The Sisters played).

markfiend wrote:Diamanda Galas was f*cking amazing by the way.

was the show heavy going?? I saw her a couple of years ago in Glasgow and to say the evening was intense is an understatement ..well worth seeing though,an unique performer!!

accompanying a friend to see Lady Gaga in September.

i have some very persuasive friends

"persuasive friends", nice try, but everyone know that you first bought two tickets.

New Model Army in Bristol on 17th August

i'm flying home on saturday morning (PST).

land back in the UK sunday morning (GMT).

at last

Bartek wrote:"persuasive friends", nice try, but everyone know that you first bought two tickets.

god no! there's no way i'd cough up 90 quid per ticket!

the tickets were already bought. said friend hates going to gigs alone and hubby made it quite clear that he wouldn't been seen dead within a 10 km radius of a Gaga show (he might also have hinted at the possibility of a Gaga-related marital breakdown too). so the duty fell upon yours truly

i don't mind Gaga though. she has good taste in footwear. which just about sums up my knowledge of the woman.

I think she's a genius.

Well, that might be overstating it. She's definitely the most interesting thing in pop, though.

New Order & Trentemoller tonight @ Lokerse Feesten!

TD (well, lady gaga technically) in sept. at twickenham. have spare ticket for dublin - anyone want to go?

Am using the interweb. On a plane.

God bless you in-flight wifi!

Going to reading on the Friday, hopefully to see the Cure I guess. Bought the ticket months ago to join someone who has since decided they don't want to know, but it doesn't seem worth selling it for much less than I paid. Depending what they play the angst and irony could be quite delicious.

Just have had 3 smokin' hot days of Pukkelpop behind me... At times temperatures of 40°C

But it was massive. I really had an utterly bastard groovy time dancing & drinking to the Stone Roses groove.
Other highlights were The Afghan Whigs, Carl Craig, Graveyard, Feist, Light Asylum (thanx for the tip, Z) & Com Truise...
Now rehab

Nov. 6: Mark Lanegan, in mine old town.

Did The Brian Jones town Massacre last night. Bloody great. Played for over 2 hours in a venue that holds 750 and it was not sold out. Mary Chain in same venue in a couple of weeks.

going to THAT LONDON tomorrow for a couple of days.

not to see a band... just for work

back on friday evening.

i dont likes THAT LONDON

i'll be there too, quifflet, but i'm going to see diamonds and ballgowns.

Quiff Boy wrote:going to THAT LONDON tomorrow for a couple of days.

not to see a band... just for work

They keep sending you away from the office - are you at all concerned?

Debaser wrote:

Quiff Boy wrote:going to THAT LONDON tomorrow for a couple of days.

not to see a band... just for work

They keep sending you away from the office - are you at all concerned?

Now you mention it they were going to send me to Amsterdam next week...

*ponders*

Just recovered from The Cure's Reading show last night - not as good as their Rome spectacular last month but still very tasty.
The crowd at Reading was absolutely f**king dreadful, not just for The Cure but for everything. Didn't just make me feel old, actually made me glad to be old
Scroobius Pip, Passion Pit & Graham Coxon were also very good.

Pony Patting all weekend PLUS John Shuttleworth at the Broadbent Theatre in Wickenby, just up the road

YaY



Would seem I am missing Puressence at the Ritz mind you. I'm destined NEVER to go to the Ritz it would seem.

Straight to hell, right now.

4-10-2012: Jarboe (acustic guitar and piano) for less than 4 pounds /5€

The Cult and The m*****n on Saturday.
But NOT Killing Joke.