Heartland

markfiend wrote:Great photos thanks

I particularly like this one

gvalley, judging by the perspective on that one, you must have been standing sehr near to me. That or you were just making good use of the camera's zoom

Hey I was the small crazy woman dancing around that part of the dance floor!
@Motz - I hope it wasn't your dad's toes I stood on

From that view *my view* I'm glad there was not too much smoke because near the end of the gig I got to blow my kisses at both and Adam....no wonder Mr. E was smiling so much on stage

MB

Ah yes, the small crazee woman who thinks she spots a group of Heartlanders outside a bar but is unsure. So she sneaks up behind then and screams "Johnny?!" ...and waits to see who turns around!

But I make YOU jump did I not?
Yeah and you are gorgeous and a very nice man....just for the record.

p.s. You were kissing me too John

MB

I think the words 'screaming', 'crazee' and 'woman' in the same sentence would be enough to make any man jump!

PS:

Motz wrote:

markfiend wrote:Great photos thanks

I particularly like this one

gvalley, judging by the perspective on that one, you must have been standing sehr near to me. That or you were just making good use of the camera's zoom

I did zoom in (otherwise it'd be ALL shadows and smoke), but I dunno - I took most of the pics down by the stage, left side. There's a few pics of me somewhere else around the photo album, but if you have half a mind, you were looking at the STAGE...

I knew joining the local library would come in handy one day. They have free internet access, which is very useful as my home PC is dead, I'm not at work today and I can't wait until tomorrow to add my two-penneth.

No words can describe. So a metaphor will have to do:

When John introduced Canon Docre to me in the hotel lobby after we arrived on Saturdayl, she offered a stiff handshake and a look of horror as I went to kiss her cheek. Fair enough. I hadn't shaved yet and my deodorant had long ceased to have any effect. Sunday morning after breakfast, as farewells were exchanged, she hugged me warmly.

Thankyou, Mr Eldritch, for drawing so many wonderful people to a superb venue in a very cool part of the planet.

You will never know just how glad I am I took my pyjamas.

Oh yes, I forgot. Did anyone get a photo of that geezer standing on the crowd?

Francis wrote: You will never know just how glad I am I took my pyjamas.

Thank you for reminding me! Shall I go public or you?

You think you can make more of a fool of me than Christophe already has?

@ Johnny :no. 3 :it wasn´t Men on a m ission, was it?
it certainly wasn´t bad winds over Tilburg - thanks Francis, just a tiny bit of too much information there

G-PRO wrote:to complete the collection... smokey Von pictures...

The middle one makes it look like Von is wearing some quite remarkable boots.

Can't add any more to the review of the gig - it was superb D ; was superb and all the HLers we met were superb.

I was only a little concerned when AE started gesticulating with the mic stand - I thought "woah - you're way too scrawny to be doing that - you'll have someone's eye out" - but he's obviously stronger than he looks and it all went off without any maiming incident

To all the HLers we met thank you we had a lovely night - before during and after (although not quite as late as some of you ). A great bunch of people

Francis wrote:When John introduced Canon Docre to me ... she offered a stiff handshake and a look of horror.

Really?

Nothing compared to the moment when myself and Jess were together at reception trying to explain the cock-up and the receptionist calmly announced "so Johnny, you are sleeping with Jessica in room 202 ..."

Her face was an absolute picture!

Mine was a smirk ...

Francis wrote: When John introduced Canon Docre to me in the hotel lobby after we arrived on Saturdayl, she offered a stiff handshake and a look of horror as I went to kiss her cheek. Fair enough. I hadn't shaved yet and my deodorant had long ceased to have any effect. Sunday morning after breakfast, as farewells were exchanged, she hugged me warmly.
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....but are you really sure, that the look of horror wasn't still on my face?


Sorry for not being able to contribute anything more substantial to this threat. Everything is said already: great gig (was my first TSOM gig after 20 years and I must say they did amazingly well. As MB put it, it was among the best of the two gigs I've seen. )

And the people from Heartland were great too! Looking forward to see some of you at Mera Luna. And for the others: your ways will surely cross Berlin at some time.

Too bad, Johnny, I was very content with my room-mate. She was carefully tiptoeing in the room to not wake me up.
Unlike some messieurs from the party room.

MrChris wrote: The middle one makes it look like Von is wearing some quite remarkable boots.

Okay... red devil wings, shiny boots (probably some new kind of "shiny" Newrock boots) and.... he is lefthanded!

yep... my kind of guy

the receptionist calmly announced
"so Johnny, you are sleeping with Jessica in room 202 ..."


well at least you had the chance to take a shower in the girls -room

canon docre wrote:Unlike some messieurs from the party room.

yeah right! it certainly was a female who picked up the phone

Obviousman wrote:


The Heartlanders (Most of them actually, eg. Ania and Jess aren't in because of trying to get a photo pass)

So, who's who in this photo then?

Hom_Corleone wrote:

Obviousman wrote:


The Heartlanders (Most of them actually, eg. Ania and Jess aren't in because of trying to get a photo pass)

So, who's who in this photo then?

At the back:

Obviousman (in his lovely orange shirt); Shadow Smile; Francis; Scardwel

In the front:

Paul (my husband); Johnny M; me; doc P; Quiffy and behind him Jo

What a lovely looking bunch

Thanks for that Dee. Nice to put names to the faces in case I have the need to cross the road suddenly.

Many great picture's where made !!!!

now it's just waiting for the boot cd's !!!

Hom_Corleone wrote:Thanks for that Dee. Nice to put names to the faces in case I have the need to cross the road suddenly.

You're welcome But you mean you wouldn't cross the road instinctively I'd avoid the woman in the middle of the front row ........................mad

Johnny M wrote:'Kings of Chaos'. Francis, Johnny M & doc P.