Heartland

Andrew S wrote:

dinky daisy wrote:

It's what happened when Right Said Fred turned into Right Said Meth

My first thought was, "Should I superimpose my head on this photo in place of Paul's?"

It is kinda romantic in an upsetting way, innit? *LOL*

abridged wrote:

DasPerltAber wrote:

DasPerltAber wrote: Are you implying there was any drink or drugs involved here?

I for one was, and stayed, sober as f**k......*cough*

Ah I can confirm that you didn't have a drink in your hand at all up at the front Wednesday night! Neither did the completely sober Irish guy beside you of course!

I have got a slight clue as to just who YOU might be, sir!

DasPerltAber wrote:

abridged wrote:

DasPerltAber wrote: I for one was, and stayed, sober as f**k......*cough*

Ah I can confirm that you didn't have a drink in your hand at all up at the front Wednesday night! Neither did the completely sober Irish guy beside you of course!

I have got a slight clue as to just who YOU might be, sir!

Ah there was a lot of smoke and lights! Twas nice to meet you!

Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

I was the girl with pawprints up her arm and a lot of cleavage with a sticker on it. Probably looking slightly lost a lot of the time.

Boy meets boy full stop We zen gewoon chaloes da ist .......

Yuitsu wrote:Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

I was the girl with pawprints up her arm and a lot of cleavage with a sticker on it. Probably looking slightly lost a lot of the time.

Hey...I remember seeing your paw-prints

Andie wrote:

Yuitsu wrote:Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

I was the girl with pawprints up her arm and a lot of cleavage with a sticker on it. Probably looking slightly lost a lot of the time.

Hey...I remember seeing your paw-prints

*waves*

I figured the train of thought for most looking at me would be "Hey look at her arm" closely followed by "Holy hell bewbs" and then "Is that a sticker?"...

I met some bloke called Phil, who got one of my little cards with my contact info on. (I thought I'd meet loads of people, and I usually forget, so I made cards.) I think he got promptly bollocked by his mate because he was married.

Yuitsu wrote:

Andie wrote:

Yuitsu wrote:Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

I was the girl with pawprints up her arm and a lot of cleavage with a sticker on it. Probably looking slightly lost a lot of the time.

Hey...I remember seeing your paw-prints

*waves*

I figured the train of thought for most looking at me would be "Hey look at her arm" closely followed by "Holy hell bewbs" and then "Is that a sticker?"...

I met some bloke called Phil, who got one of my little cards with my contact info on. (I thought I'd meet loads of people, and I usually forget, so I made cards.) I think he got promptly bollocked by his mate because he was married.

I would have said hello, but I didn't realise that you posted here too. Next time maybe, and I'll introduce to my wife first

I utterly forgot about HL after the London 2009 gigs, and only remembered while in Leeds when Tim (who I've known from elsewhere for far too long without meeting prior!) was wandering around with stickers and I demanded one

Top tip: Do not apply stickers to naked skin.

robm wrote:

jande wrote:the feeling I got at the gigs was that it was no longer and 'hired hands' but a well-oiled functioning machine of a band (an industrial groove one at that)

When bounded onstage through the smoke on Thursday, I had that same thought.

Which I promptly forgot what with all the enjoying the gig.

I noticed that they all come on stage together now. First few times I saw the current line-up Chris & Ben came out first, leaving Andrew to make a grand entrance and get his own cheers/applause

Andie wrote:

Yuitsu wrote:Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

I was the girl with pawprints up her arm and a lot of cleavage with a sticker on it. Probably looking slightly lost a lot of the time.

Hey...I remember seeing your paw-prints

And I remember seeing your pawprints and cleavage ! You were talking to my girlfriend on the thursday night on the black sofa's in the foyer.

ribbons69 wrote:

Andie wrote:

Yuitsu wrote:Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

I was the girl with pawprints up her arm and a lot of cleavage with a sticker on it. Probably looking slightly lost a lot of the time.

Hey...I remember seeing your paw-prints

And I remember seeing your pawprints and cleavage ! You were talking to my girlfriend on the thursday night on the black sofa's in the foyer.

Aaaaah Girly in the sisters hoodie! I know who you mean I saw her trying to go to sleep later on, did she succeed?

There are some seriously scary photo's from The Dry Dock...

Less so as I was on the other side of the lens

weebs wore the winners shirt Hom C great meeting you but as I said, dissapointed not to see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvElQlGgPcs


Especially for Madame B there's a photo I took in Leeds Ctr. (last page of the flickr set I posted).

darkparticle wrote:

andie wrote:There are some seriously scary photo's from The Dry Dock...

Less so as I was on the other side of the lens

weebs wore the winners shirt Hom C great meeting you but as I said, dissapointed not to see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvElQlGgPcs


Especially for Madame B there's a photo I took in Leeds Ctr. (last page of the flickr set I posted).

darkparticle wrote:

There are some seriously scary photo's from The Dry Dock...

Less so as I was on the other side of the lens

Oh god so many comments I could make here. Argh.

unrelated but Yuitsu I would love to see your tat..contemplating cat related tat myself

well in home since the crazy trip to Leeds(almost 12 hours to get there, and almost 12 hours to come back)

wel both gigs were superbs in my opinion, I think the first one was better...I don´t know why.... mayby to hear MORE which didn´t expect it at all helped.....I don´t know ,altought KISS in the second night was a corker too.....
only that after 12 hours to trip,without sllep last night and a lot of beers in Dry cock, this night was quite hard for me.....I was so tired and drunk that I MUST THANK TO ZENO FOR GO TO THE HOTEL WHIT ME....IF IT WEREN´T FROM HIM I COULD HAVE BEENN LOOKING FOR THE HOTEL FOR A FEW HOURS.....

second night was better because i sleep alot of hours,so tiring disapear...

I normally complain about that the sisters gigs are quite low(in volumen) but this time I found those gigs whit a great volumen level.....
only complain for me was feddback(it can be 2 or 3 per gig but more....)
well anyway I enjoyed a lot, meet new people and see the usual suspect that I saw in all the sisters gig that I atended....

unholyracket wrote:I am also trying to purge the memory of the NEC in 92.

I may have misexcommunicated here.

NEC 92 was my first Sisters gig and I liked it. I'll defer to anyone who saw them earlier, but it was my benchmark up to now.

DasPerltAber wrote:

C'mon admit it, that picture is soooo pre arranged. You are even sporting the same hairstyle!


On another note: I was perfectly happy with the volume, and also happy afterwards that my ears were not bleeding

first night's volume was maybe not acoustic one, but not rock'n'roll concert either, so i rather stay and check out what's going on the stage.
second night's volume was so-so proper, so legs start to dancing themselfs and banana appeard on the face

dtsom wrote:a lot of beers in Dry cock, this night was quite hard for me.....

Glad you're home safe...sounds like a monster trip...but worth every minute

Yuitsu wrote:Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

The words Tim Sinister and faield in the same sentence who would have thought



Seriously thought think Mr Sinister did a good job with the name stickers much better than I would have done

Would have like to introduce myself to more heartlander however therewere so many of you and I get quite nervous

Andie wrote:

dtsom wrote:a lot of beers in Dry cock, this night was quite hard for me.....

Glad you're home safe...sounds like a monster trip...but worth every minute

We will go some mammoth distances..

I did a 550 mile round trip over 2 days. In retrospect, I should probably have extended it and come up on the Wednesday and gone home Saturday.
Although, that, of course, means a whole bunch more time for me to get into trouble. I've gotten myself into enough with the time I was there already...

My tuppence worth then......
Wednesday was the night for me.. Much anticipation on th strain from Cumbria...hello to the two lovely people I met on the train from Carlisle , they even came and said hello later at the gig, which was very nice. And again to say ta ta at the end. Enjoyed my cake and postcards. Bought another t shirt . saw mr fiend briefly.
Sound was good lights better than the last couple of gigs I've been to, as ever it was over Far too soon but every moment enjoyed. Eldo seemed happy and the mix was good.
Anticipation well sated.

NickW wrote:

Yuitsu wrote:Tim Sinister failed *utterly* in his duty to introduce a visitor to Leeds to anyone.

The words Tim Sinister and faield in the same sentence who would have thought



Seriously thought think Mr Sinister did a good job with the name stickers much better than I would have done

Would have like to introduce myself to more heartlander however therewere so many of you and I get quite nervous

I am actually quite shy without the aid of a few vodkas so I can sympathise with you! People tend to get the shock of their lives when they meet me and I'm really quiet as I...survey the surroundings, as it were. Once a few drinks have gone down me, then I'm a terror.