Posted: 05 May 2004, 21:08
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Posted: 06 May 2004, 03:38
Posted: 06 May 2004, 12:59
So anyway, so you there JB (see Armageddon thread).
Posted: 06 May 2004, 19:42
Confused from Peterborough ...Black Planet wrote:Johnny Boy wrote:
Did you know JB that if you delete a message without reading it, that it disappears from the senders outbox and sent box? I thought I was losing pms....but now I know I wasn't.
I don't know quite what to say to you other than, OUCH. I only wanted to tell you I found my garnet ring.I may not be a rocket scientist, but it's painfully obvious something is going on with you.
And it's NOT your world tour. Just remember one thing, whether you ignore me or not, I am your friend. That's not going to change. You can ask Burn about that, and Barman Blast.
BP
Posted: 06 May 2004, 19:43
Read it too.Dave Whelan wrote:So anyway, so you there JB (see Armageddon thread).
Posted: 06 May 2004, 19:44
Doubly confused from Peterborough ...Black Planet wrote:Read the PM I sent you JB, dont delete it.
If you choose to delete it...then I must bid you adeiu.
I am not going to let you hurt me ever again.
Your friend and you know I mean that.
Valerie
Posted: 06 May 2004, 20:05
Due to a disagreement over the headlining acts, JB will no longer be appearing in Gelsenkirchen. 
However, a much low key Essen gig may still be attainable at a later date. Any interested support acts PM me.
However, a much low key Essen gig may still be attainable at a later date. Any interested support acts PM me.
Posted: 18 May 2004, 09:32
Ian Hunter was superb! Best gig I've been to in a long time. This was supposed to be a warm-up for the UK tour that's just started but they were rocking. I'd gone feeling slightly reticent but ended up dancing like a madman and after the gig spent 30mins outside in a sweat drenched HL t-shirt just to cool down. And whilst cooling down and as there was a Goth night following the gig, cue ...
Mr ATG & Mrs ATG
Gosh, isn't it nice to meet a fellow Heartlander?
Andy comes over on the forum as a very nice man but I can endorse in reality he really is a very nice man. Even if he's a bloody goth!
Seriously though, if you want to roll away the stone (sha-la-la-la push push) all the way from memphis with all the young dudes check out www.ianhunter.com for the UK tour dates. It really is well worth it.
NB: Cardiff city centre on a saturday night
Twinned with Faliraki ...
Mr ATG & Mrs ATG
Gosh, isn't it nice to meet a fellow Heartlander?
Andy comes over on the forum as a very nice man but I can endorse in reality he really is a very nice man.
Even if he's a bloody goth! Seriously though, if you want to roll away the stone (sha-la-la-la push push) all the way from memphis with all the young dudes check out www.ianhunter.com for the UK tour dates. It really is well worth it.
NB: Cardiff city centre on a saturday night
Twinned with Faliraki ...
Posted: 18 May 2004, 22:38
Any photos for the Gallery John? And thanks for sharing your nite out with us. I'm sure you had as much fun as I did at the Zodiac gig. Are you sure you don't want to hear all about it? 
I could restrict it to the harrowing cab rides.... between Greenwich Village and Midtown Manhattan.
Are you sure you don't want to hear all about it? I could restrict it to the harrowing cab rides.... between Greenwich Village and Midtown Manhattan. Posted: 20 May 2004, 20:23
@ Johnny BoyJohnny Boy wrote:Ian Hunter was superb! Best gig I've been to in a long time. This was supposed to be a warm-up for the UK tour that's just started but they were rocking. I'd gone feeling slightly reticent but ended up dancing like a madman and after the gig spent 30mins outside in a sweat drenched HL t-shirt just to cool down. And whilst cooling down and as there was a Goth night following the gig, cue ...
Mr ATG & Mrs ATG
Gosh, isn't it nice to meet a fellow Heartlander?
Andy comes over on the forum as a very nice man but I can endorse in reality he really is a very nice man.
Seriously though, if you want to roll away the stone (sha-la-la-la push push) all the way from memphis with all the young dudes check out www.ianhunter.com for the UK tour dates. It really is well worth it.
NB: Cardiff city centre on a saturday night
Twinned with Faliraki ...
Just to confirm that I do exist and am not a figment of Johnny Boys adled mind
Only joking John
It was a great night! - I did notice that John and his mate certainly seemed to enjoy themselves!
I will add further but no I have to go back to my Ninjisu training!
Posted: 20 May 2004, 21:55
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so, you're 6' 4" Herr Das Goth?
I used to be 6' 2"
so, you're 6' 4" Herr Das Goth?
I used to be 6' 2"
Posted: 21 May 2004, 00:26
I used to be 5'2". I'm not anymore.Red Sunsets wrote:<insider info>
so, you're 6' 4" Herr Das Goth?
I used to be 6' 2"
I'm even shorter.Calcium anyone?
Posted: 21 May 2004, 08:06
6'5"
beat that
beat that
Posted: 21 May 2004, 08:56
So your the one that always stands in front of me at gigs.hallucienate wrote:6'5"
Posted: 21 May 2004, 09:01
unlikely, unless you go to a lot of gigs in south africasnowey wrote:So your the one that always stands in front of me at gigs.hallucienate wrote:6'5"
Posted: 21 May 2004, 09:31
I thought all of the really tall people lived in Liverpool and just came out to stand right in front of me at the Gary Numan gig last year 
Posted: 21 May 2004, 09:36
just because I'm tall does that mean I must stay at the back of the gigs and miss all the atmosphere? Stuff that! If I like the band I'm gonna get right up front.
Posted: 21 May 2004, 10:05
I personally think their should be a height grading system at gigs so everyone can get a good view. Short arses at the front. 
Lanky geeks at the back.
Lanky geeks at the back. Posted: 21 May 2004, 10:14
That wouldn't work though JB; Mrs fiend likes to stand with me at gigs and I'm about 6" taller than her. Do I stand with the shortarses and look a tw@t or does she stand with the... medium-sized peopleJohnny Boy wrote:I personally think their should be a height grading system at gigs so everyone can get a good view. Short arses at the front.
and be completely unable to see? (I'm not a lanky geek, about 5'10")There, sort that one out
Posted: 21 May 2004, 10:27
Simple. Don't go to gigs together. Next ...markfiend wrote:That wouldn't work though JB; Mrs fiend likes to stand with me at gigs and I'm about 6" taller than her. Do I stand with the shortarses and look a tw@t or does she stand with the... medium-sized peopleJohnny Boy wrote:I personally think their should be a height grading system at gigs so everyone can get a good view. Short arses at the front.
There, sort that one out
Posted: 21 May 2004, 10:30
i do try to stand at the front.
the UEA venue has a sunken dancefloor with steps round three sides, so i get a pretty good view there.
the UEA venue has a sunken dancefloor with steps round three sides, so i get a pretty good view there.
Posted: 21 May 2004, 10:34
I stand wherever I like and get a good view, and sometimes good photos.
Posted: 21 May 2004, 10:40
Sunken? Surely the view would be worse from there? Or am I being particularly dense?emilystrange wrote:i do try to stand at the front.
the UEA venue has a sunken dancefloor with steps round three sides, so i get a pretty good view there.
@JB Har de har clever clogs. But any gig I want to go to, Mrs fiend is fairly likely to want to go too.
Posted: 21 May 2004, 11:09
I STAND ON THE TOP STEP THEREFORE CAN SEE OVER THE CROWD THAT IS STANDING ON THE DANCEFLOOR AND IN THE MOSHPIT
Posted: 21 May 2004, 11:14
No letting up on the bastard self-promotion I see ..?hallucienate wrote:I stand wherever I like and get a good view, and sometimes good photos.
