James Ray
- James Blast
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see Libby's post above
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
~ Peter Steele
- timsinister
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Aye, good show lads. Got some dodgy video footage of the Mock Eldritch, will get them hosted soon.
Any chance of an audition?
Any chance of an audition?
- Planet Dave
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From way up on Planet Dave, it was duly noted that...
The Smurphs were fooking awesome. Boy, do The Sisters need a Mya in their poxy little band. Stonking gig Paddy and co. Absolutely rocking.
Rhombus were....goth, but goth. Sorry boys, waaaaaay too goth for me.
James Ray....done him, and yes, he's the new Doctor Who ( @ Scotty). The BBC will be on the phone as we speak.
The Smurphs were fooking awesome. Boy, do The Sisters need a Mya in their poxy little band. Stonking gig Paddy and co. Absolutely rocking.
Rhombus were....goth, but goth. Sorry boys, waaaaaay too goth for me.
James Ray....done him, and yes, he's the new Doctor Who ( @ Scotty). The BBC will be on the phone as we speak.
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'
And an embarrassing question: who was the nice chap who sold and handed out the James Ray and JR related CDs? He seemed to know who I am... Anyway my thanks again
The embarrassing confession number 2: when that guy had asked me if I wanted the CD signed by JR, he asked also if I wished to talk to JR but due to my being tired and a slight case of hangover (what happens when you have decided to drink water and smoke light cigarettes) I wasn't able to say anything more than "Thank you" to JR Saying it I was thinking about his autograph but also about JR vinyls I had bought from Camden a week before (shame that I had no 'Texas' 12 " promo with me - I could get his sign on it bit it was at Dave's mansion this time) and all what he had done since The Sisterhood. But I probably looked like a complete idiot.
The embarrassing confession number 2: when that guy had asked me if I wanted the CD signed by JR, he asked also if I wished to talk to JR but due to my being tired and a slight case of hangover (what happens when you have decided to drink water and smoke light cigarettes) I wasn't able to say anything more than "Thank you" to JR Saying it I was thinking about his autograph but also about JR vinyls I had bought from Camden a week before (shame that I had no 'Texas' 12 " promo with me - I could get his sign on it bit it was at Dave's mansion this time) and all what he had done since The Sisterhood. But I probably looked like a complete idiot.
- timsinister
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I've got you beaten there, pikkrong, 'cos there's a picture of me and Mr. Ray arm in arm, and I cannot even remember WHAT I said to him.
Where is he, anyway? I was hoping he'd weigh in, a la mockeldritch, to bash a few skulls?
Where is he, anyway? I was hoping he'd weigh in, a la mockeldritch, to bash a few skulls?
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did you get the other pictures yet tim, some very special records etctimsinister wrote:I've got you beaten there, pikkrong, 'cos there's a picture of me and Mr. Ray arm in arm, and I cannot even remember WHAT I said to him.
Where is he, anyway? I was hoping he'd weigh in, a la mockeldritch, to bash a few skulls?
Goths have feelings too
Richey must have scared him offtimsinister wrote:I've got you beaten there, pikkrong, 'cos there's a picture of me and Mr. Ray arm in arm, and I cannot even remember WHAT I said to him.
Where is he, anyway? I was hoping he'd weigh in, a la mockeldritch, to bash a few skulls?
Will have to disagree with you there Snowey...it IS a logistical nightmare to get ANYWHERE from Lincoln, where you change at Donny or not. You certainly can't get back to Lincoln the same evening unless you leave at 8 ishsnowey wrote:
It can't be a logistical impossibility to get to Leeds from Lincoln if Debaser can do it, all right she has a car but there are loads of us on here who travelled by train / bus etc etc to watch bands when we were his age, I know I used to. You can get the Train to Leeds by changing at Doncaster.
If it hadn't been my birthday and the fact I was in Liverpool the previous night - I would've brought Dark for the Saturday - but Sunday was never an option.
Must say I'm really enjoying reading this thread...seems it's ok to diss one band but not another.
Nothing personal meant to either of the bands concerned, just a general observation....
(not found owt against Rhombus yet )
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else
- Padstar
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Im just furious that Snowey says i look nothing like That Guitarist....... thats it.... were finnished!
Just because i left my poncho at home you git!!!
Paddy
Just because i left my poncho at home you git!!!
Paddy
Still playing guitar - sometimes weird shaped ones.
You take the words of a man with Rammstein coloured in on his bri-nylon top, seriously?Scardwel wrote:well Dave The Rave thought we were too goth...
Five cups of coffee just to be myself...when I'd rather be somebody else
- Planet Dave
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Cheeky bitch, that cost good money in Berlin last year . More amusing was the fact that my mate Matt, wearing the same top on Sunday (I knew he would), got collared for various alleged misdemeanours of mine from Saturday. Smoke and mirrors....Debaser wrote:You take the words of a man with Rammstein coloured in on his bri-nylon top, seriously?Scardwel wrote:well Dave The Rave thought we were too goth...
And yep, Si, at least I had the good grace to be honest, as Mr Ray found out, no doubt much to his amusement, later on.
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'
No problem Dave. And it was good to see you (and everyone else). It's fair to say the weekend was more about the people present than the bands...Planet Dave wrote:And yep, Si, at least I had the good grace to be honest, as Mr Ray found out, no doubt much to his amusement, later on.
The Scene won't save you...
- James Blast
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will this do Ness?
I see eyes and.... I'll get me coat
I see eyes and.... I'll get me coat
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
~ Peter Steele
I enjoyed all the bands on Sunday. I've only recently started to listen to James Ray, and I like what I've been hearing. Once I got into it, I really liked his set (even though I was one of the chatterers at the start) and was very happy to hear Edie get an airing. He seemed happy enough to say hello afterwards, although I fear I was a tad brown-nosed when talking to him. but I genuinely enjoyed it. Rhombus did a good cover of 15 Years and I liked their song If You Haven't Been Shot... (Am I right in thinking the 1st line is "small man big cock" ?:lol: The Smurphs were v.good sounding but lookalikes they ain't. As Sid (or was it Paddy - lost track of this thread) said, the point is to have fun. And I did, so long as I kept my eyes shut.
1996 was the last time Gangwar played live, 1988 was the last time The Performance played live. 10 years following each event people seemed to 'get it'. So perhaps when you sleep on it (or let it put you to sleep), for 10 years, it may make sense. It was a pleasure meeting some of you.
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A.M.O. will be presenting events in the near future to benefit the survivors of the Mexican floods and to help re-arm the nation. These events will not be featuring any pop music so it may have limited appeal to this forum, but if you open your pockets for us we could open your eyes for you. Trust your enemies and beware your friends. Love & Peace, Adios . . . .
- RicheyJames
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bravo mr ray. almost as pretentious as your "music"
"contradictions are meaningless, there's nothing to betray"
- Mrs RicheyJames
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Padstar wrote:Im just furious that Snowey says i look nothing like That Guitarist....... thats it.... were finnished!
Just because i left my poncho at home you git!!!
Paddy
Only a paand.
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... or the "I'm a good f**ker" T-Shirt.Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Padstar wrote:Im just furious that Snowey says i look nothing like That Guitarist....... thats it.... were finnished!
Just because i left my poncho at home you git!!!
Paddy
Put their heads on f*cking pikes in front of the venue for all I care.