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Posted: 20 Oct 2004, 20:01
by Planet Dave
dee902 wrote: Also...VNV Nation
Spawny git!
But hopefully the 'world tour' they've promised for the new album will actually include various UK cities.
Enjoy.
Posted: 21 Oct 2004, 18:58
by lucretia
Posted: 21 Oct 2004, 19:28
by JansenClone
If you get really stuck I've got one made from a French TV broadcast of a whole show there... Recommended...
Posted: 21 Oct 2004, 22:27
by lucretia
Another discreet cough
Posted: 22 Oct 2004, 00:21
by Quiff Boy
Posted: 22 Oct 2004, 10:33
by emilystrange
i find the singer strangely appealing, too....
they are great, i love them to bits
Posted: 22 Oct 2004, 11:08
by shambeko
Hope of the States in Bristol on Saturday - for the 3rd time in 6 months!
They've just added added some November dates to the tour - so I might even try and see them again.
Posted: 22 Oct 2004, 13:04
by Mrs RicheyJames
Also looking forward to Killing Miranda in Leicester on the 12th Nov!!
Posted: 29 Oct 2004, 23:02
by Francis
http://www.britishseapower.co.uk/forum.htm wrote:
On Friday 17 December, British Sea Power will be playing a fund-raising concert/Yuletide grog-in at Leeds Cockpit.
The concert is in aid of MHA Care, which is a charity providing specialist dementia care and sheltered housing for around 5,000 older men and women throughout Britain. All profits from this concert go to MHA Care and will help to build a new MHA Care home in Leeds.
Tickets are £10. The night’s concert programme will run from 7pm-10pm. The ticket price also includes admission to the Session dancing club which runs on from the concert till late. Support to be confirmed.
The night will also serve as the Official BSP Non-Denominational Festive Joytime. So, come along and be prepared to stay forever. We predict a memorable time. Certainly, this bold dementia charity have entered into the spirit of things by asking if BSP can play Remember Me twice. We are not making this up.
I'm banking on you good people to remind me I've got tickets nearer the time.
Re: Looking forward to see ...
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 20:23
by christophe
christophe wrote:Fear Factory.
It is tonight. (at we speak to be more precise. )
just returned from outside.
my car won't start.. I had to call people to help push him bach to his parking.
one of them (old guy) fell down while pushing.
did I mention it's raining?
did I mention I had a f**ked up day at work?
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Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 20:44
by rian
Motorhead on Sunday!
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 21:01
by Elektra_byron
rian wrote:Motorhead on Sunday!
Have fun! Really good gig! Is Sepultura supporting them in Sweden too?
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 23:30
by Brideoffrankenstein
Arcturus in January! Which involves pulling a
major sickie from work
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 23:36
by rapture_radio
Dead Can Dance again...and hopefully again
Re: Looking forward to see ...
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 23:38
by James Blast
christophe wrote:christophe wrote:Fear Factory.
It is tonight. (at we speak to be more precise. )
just returned from outside.
my car won't start.. I had to call people to help push him bach to his parking.
one of them (old guy) fell down while pushing.
did I mention it's raining?
did I mention I had a f**ked up day at work?
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I was that
old guy
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 23:40
by Big Si
Big Si wrote:The Manics in Glasgow in December.
Make that January 12th!
Re: Looking forward to see ...
Posted: 17 Dec 2004, 19:05
by christophe
James Blast wrote:I was that old guy
poor guy....
I'm a bit relaxed now.
to bad I didn't see Fear Factory.... at least my car is fixed today
Posted: 17 Dec 2004, 23:00
by rian
Elektra_byron wrote:rian wrote:Motorhead on Sunday!
Have fun! Really good gig! Is Sepultura supporting them in Sweden too?
The answer is, YES
Posted: 17 Dec 2004, 23:39
by Elektra_byron
Rammstein in february. Tindersticks - don't know when but hopefully soon. And The Sisters in the spring????
Posted: 20 Dec 2004, 00:13
by Justj0hn
I still need to see the Tindersticks. Very much looking forward to Dead Can Dance....if and when they hit stateside. I might possibly see m*****n Of Burma in NYC next month.
This past week......the Pixies, twice. Nice!
J.j.......
Posted: 20 Dec 2004, 15:19
by rian
f**k, did they play loud?
Motörhead. How can they get so much noice out of one guitarr, bass and drums? Erarplugs helped a bit, but not enough.
Before the encore, they made a couple of unpluged songs
with E-type!
Oh well.....
Posted: 20 Dec 2004, 18:35
by christophe
rian wrote:f**k, did they play loud?
Motörhead. How can they get so much noice out of one guitarr, bass and drums? Erarplugs helped a bit, but not enough.
Before the encore, they made a couple of unpluged songs
with E-type!
Oh well.....
But did you like it?
went to see Within Temptation yesterday, a very nice gig. maybe the crowd was a bit to quiet for my taste but the music was nice.
Posted: 20 Dec 2004, 19:13
by rian
christophe wrote:rian wrote:f**k, did they play loud?
Motörhead. How can they get so much noice out of one guitarr, bass and drums? Erarplugs helped a bit, but not enough.
Before the encore, they made a couple of unpluged songs
with E-type!
Oh well.....
But did you like it?
went to see Within Temptation yesterday, a very nice gig. maybe the crowd was a bit to quiet for my taste but the music was nice.
Nah. Not my thing at all. Never listen to Motörhead before, so never again
Posted: 20 Dec 2004, 19:25
by christophe
rian wrote:Nah. Not my thing at all. Never listen to Motörhead before, so never again
you Love them or
You Hate them
Posted: 03 Jan 2005, 17:23
by Big Si
