Heartland

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 11:07**

First Gig: The Cure - Birmingham 1986

Last Gig: Then Came Music - last Saturday at King Tuts, Glasgow

Best Gig: Rammstein - May 2002 Manchester

Worst Gig: Red Hot Chili Peppers - Liverpool 1991. They didn't want to be there and it showed

Next Gig: PJ Harvey - Manchester 5th September

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 11:17**

andymackem wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
andymackem wrote:Last gig: Nightwish, London Astoria, July 2004.
I nearly got to go to that!
They were fantastic. But unfortunately my continued lust for Tara is making relationships with real women more difficult than they should be

http://www.nightwish.com/pics/promo/tarja009.jpg

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 14:02**

my lust for Justin doesn't cause me any relationship probs with Mr S... from my point of view....

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 16:10**

lucretia wrote:This rocks ... facking Type O and Tones on Tail top of your list - Brilliant!
Yep, beat you hands down ... not

I also saw Bauhaus on the Sky's Gone Out/Press The Eject and Give Me The Tape tour

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 16:30**

First gig Manic Street Preachers - about 1992 (very hazy...)
Last gig Exploding Kid, Rhombus and The Smurphs - Crewe
Worst gig 3 Colours Red at sheff leadmill. the band rocked, but the croud were a bunch of studenty arses.
Best gigs
Gotham4
Zodiac mindwarp/robin black/tigertailz @ corporation - sheffield
Faces of sarah/nfd/the miss!on - norwich

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 16:54**

you said Tigertailz d00my <snort>

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 17:18**

emilystrange wrote:my lust for Justin doesn't cause me any relationship probs with Mr S... from my point of view....

I have lust for Justin too
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but that is Mr BoF's name I suppose so not quite the same!

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 17:20**

d00mw0lf wrote:3 Colours Red

I got chatted up by their guitarist

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 17:38**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote: I have lust for Justin too

that'll be lustin, Ma'am

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 17:47**

James Blast wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote: I have lust for Justin too
that'll be lustin, Ma'am

He's Justincredible

God how cheesy am I today?
*hides all her empty beer bottles in shame*

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 18:02**

I'll take a microcosm of '77 at the Phillipshalle Dusseldorf.

First: Queen - In between Day At The Races and Night At The Opera . Bohemian Rapsody time. Stunning.

Best: Peter Gabriel. First time since leaving Genesis. Punky band and very spartan. Little effects but lots of judo jacket, leather strides and motorcycle boots, and jumping on grand pianos screaming 'I'm RAEEEELLLLLLL ..' And I met him afterwards.

Worst: Big early Status Quo fan. But, walked into Rockin' All Over The World and walked out again. Caroline would have made me stay. For a bit. As long as they played forty-five hundred times. Twice.

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 18:41**

James Blast wrote:
lucretia wrote:This rocks ... facking Type O and Tones on Tail top of your list - Brilliant!
Yep, beat you hands down ... not
I also saw Bauhaus on the Sky's Gone Out/Press The Eject and Give Me The Tape tour

Stop bragging.

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 18:49**

lucretia wrote:Stop bragging.

sorry Dear

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 18:50**

lucretia wrote:
James Blast wrote:
lucretia wrote:This rocks ... facking Type O and Tones on Tail top of your list - Brilliant!
Yep, beat you hands down ... not
I also saw Bauhaus on the Sky's Gone Out/Press The Eject and Give Me The Tape tour

Stop bragging.

I saw Bauhaus headling Futurama 3 in '81 and they were 'unusual' but I don't even remember seeing the 'start' band.

It happens.

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 18:54**

James Blast gig #2 Mott The Hoople, Glasgow Apollo, I believe the support band went on to a bit of success when they wrote a tune and made a video called Bohemian Raspberry, or something like that?

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 18:56**

snowey wrote:First Gig - The Fall, The Mish and U2 Elland Road 1/7/87

And I'll never forgive him for seeing T'Mish before me

snowey wrote:Worst Gig - Railway Children @ Liverpool Poly 91ish... Utter ****

But he'll probably never forgive me for saying, "ooh look Dave, shall we go see them? It is your birthday after all"

And yes, they were utter sh#te

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 19:07**

JB wrote:
lucretia wrote:
James Blast wrote:I also saw Bauhaus on the Sky's Gone Out/Press The Eject and Give Me The Tape tour

Stop bragging.
I saw Bauhaus headling Futurama 3 in '81 and they were 'unusual' but I don't even remember seeing the 'start' band.

It happens.

How many of you have seen Pete Murphy then? No, I haven't. God ... I'm so depressed now.

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 19:09**

First Gig - FoT Nephilim, Cambridge Corn Exchange, Sept 1988
Best Gig - Sisters, Reading '91
Worst Gig - Toasted Heretic at The Camden Palace in 1992
Loudest Gig - Motorhead at Leeds T&C 1998
Last Gig - Smurphs/Rhombus/Exploding Kid @ Crewe
Next gig - Rhombus/Grinn in Sheffield 9/9/04

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 19:15**

First: Stray Cats - Reading 1980
Last: Smurphs and friends - Crewe
Best: The Smiths - Leeds University February 84
Worst: The Sisters - Leeds University October 84
Most anticipated: ditto

@Dave R: SLADE! You lucky b@stard.
@The Grinn Reaper: I saw the Two Tone Tour in Swindon. You can't beat a good suit.
@JB: I used to serenade my first love with Quo's Caroline when I was 11. guess what her name was?

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 19:26**

lucretia wrote:
JB wrote:
lucretia wrote:
Stop bragging.
I saw Bauhaus headling Futurama 3 in '81 and they were 'unusual' but I don't even remember seeing the 'start' band.

It happens.

How many of you have seen Pete Murphy then? No, I haven't. God ... I'm so depressed now.

I think the key thing here Lucretia is that the the start band at late notice were ...

THE SISTERS OF MERCY...

I've got the audio and have no reason to doubt why they never registered with me live. They were awful.

I woke up after Peterborough'83. Which was a sober bored whim.

Scarred for life.

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 19:30**

Francis wrote:@JB: I used to serenade my first love with Quo's Caroline when I was 11. guess what her name was?

Body Electric?

Or so you hoped ...

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 19:30**

JB wrote:
lucretia wrote:
JB wrote: I saw Bauhaus headling Futurama 3 in '81 and they were 'unusual' but I don't even remember seeing the 'start' band.

It happens.

How many of you have seen Pete Murphy then? No, I haven't. God ... I'm so depressed now.
I think the key thing here Lucretia is that the the start band at late notice were ...

THE SISTERS OF MERCY...

I've got the audio and have no reason to doubt why they never registered with me live. They were awful.

I woke up after Peterborough'83. Which was a sober bored whim.

Scarred for life.

(Sighs sadly)

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 19:50**

I never even realised until we were talking about 'other' bands on here at the same festival that halluceinate made the connection. I have stayed in contact with my two mates I went to the festival with and their recollections are, and I quote, " ...that crap covers band we had to listen to because the bar weren't open' ... or ' ... vaguely remember them. Didn't you try to get us dancing to the disco one you liked? (Floorshow).'

You live and learn. However, Bauhaus were very, very strange. But considering the Virgin Prunes

had staged a sit-in prior and had to be forcibly removed from the stage then it was a typical night full of bloddy goths.

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 21:20**

a sit-in, with geetarzzz!?

Posted: **04 Sep 2004, 22:10**

James Blast wrote:a sit-in, with geetarzzz!?

They were '81 and I hate them with a vengeance. (sp?)

Foo Fighters - One By One

Wrong thread I now. Fuck the mods.

Heartland

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