Posted: 12 Aug 2005, 17:35
I've heard the story DR but it escapes me right nowDerekR wrote:Ah, but do you know how he came by the name "Jah Wobble"?Brideoffrankenstein wrote:A. John Wordle
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Posted: 12 Aug 2005, 17:49
That was pretty funnyMotz wrote:I'd like to see what happened if the aforementioned Mr Wobble had to share a stage with this lot. Continuity announcer walking on egg shells, eh?
Posted: 13 Aug 2005, 00:12
Just back from the Belladrum Festival,and it was a great night!,loads of familys and hunners o' wee kids runnin' about,a real chilled atmosphere.The Editors played on the middle of the three stages,and they were fcukin' GREAT,worth the two days entry money themselves,top tip BLAST.
Jah Wobble,what can I say,possibly the best thing I'v' seen or heard live,and not a word of a lie,mad as a ferret on speed but an absolute genius,brilliant!.Alabama 3 were.......well,alright,got the crowd jumpin' right enough,but by that time everybody was high or pished and would'v' jumped about to any thing!.
Jah Wobble,what can I say,possibly the best thing I'v' seen or heard live,and not a word of a lie,mad as a ferret on speed but an absolute genius,brilliant!.Alabama 3 were.......well,alright,got the crowd jumpin' right enough,but by that time everybody was high or pished and would'v' jumped about to any thing!.
Posted: 13 Aug 2005, 15:34
Legend has it that "Jah Wobble" was the closest Sid Vicious could get to pronouncing John Wordle, and so he was christenedJames Blast wrote:I've heard the story DR but it escapes me right now
Posted: 13 Aug 2005, 23:43
Well,thats the two day "CHOOCHTER"fest over.
Today we seen British Sea Power who were bloody good,very very good infact,mad as hatters but a great live band,as were The Peat Bog Fearies,it's been a long time since I'd seen a "Kazoo"being played,but I'd go and see both of them again given the chance.The Trashcan Sinatras were just really really really dull as were the Bluetones,but all in all it a dam good two days.
Today we seen British Sea Power who were bloody good,very very good infact,mad as hatters but a great live band,as were The Peat Bog Fearies,it's been a long time since I'd seen a "Kazoo"being played,but I'd go and see both of them again given the chance.The Trashcan Sinatras were just really really really dull as were the Bluetones,but all in all it a dam good two days.
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 00:49
The TCS and Bluey's do not surprise me, what I need to ken is:
why weren't Hawkwind on?
why weren't Hawkwind on?
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 01:31
Sometime poster Fookwit would've been there....red hair and bonkers. I'm SURE you must have seen herscotty wrote:Well,thats the two day "CHOOCHTER"fest over.
Today we seen British Sea Power who were bloody good,very very good infact,mad as hatters but a great live band,as were The Peat Bog Fearies,it's been a long time since I'd seen a "Kazoo"being played,but I'd go and see both of them again given the chance.The Trashcan Sinatras were just really really really dull as were the Bluetones,but all in all it a dam good two days.
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 01:37
scotty was oan thi foan erlier, he telt me he snecked her
I could be lyin'
I could be lyin'
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 01:44
You big fibbox
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 01:53
you started itDebaser wrote:You big fibbox
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 12:20
I tho't I telt you that wiz a secret BLAST!!James Blast wrote:scotty was oan thi foan erlier, he telt me he snecked her
Posted: 14 Aug 2005, 12:54
Nivver told a lie...I's a good girl, I am.James Blast wrote:you started itDebaser wrote:You big fibbox
