Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:23
You're definitely no Sherlock Holmes then, ol' chap! OI!itnAklipse wrote:mh: i wouldn't know that
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Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:24
Not even Watson?
Mmm...why?
Mmm...why?
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:37
...because if you were, you'd know.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:38
Give me a hint...is this a case of semantics?
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:48
Nope! Follow along with me here, if you would:itnAklipse wrote:Give me a hint...is this a case of semantics?
mh wrote:Cos that ain't Sinnie. She doesn't even look like that fer starters.
If you were a detective, you *would* have known...there's plenty of evidence right here at good ol' HL.itnAklipse wrote:mh: i wouldn't know that
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:51
James Blast wrote:Weegie!? 2 posts in 12hrs!?... I think not
Glasgow Tech has a lot to answer for.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:57
nicht shift?hobbes wrote:Glasgow Tech has a lot to answer for.
anyways, Hi and please join us at the next MacHeartland meet, people usually enjoy it
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 23:00
i saw now...i see. Silly of me, not to look at that thread earlier.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 23:02
James Blast wrote:nicht shift?hobbes wrote:Glasgow Tech has a lot to answer for.
anyways, Hi and please join us at the next MacHeartland meet, people usually enjoy it
...perhaps you should provide our new pal with the particulars, then, eh?
*Gets ready to take notes*
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 23:07
'inter alia" Missus, inter alia... 
Hell! we've jist gote thi latest Belgian Invasion sorted
a small, yet elite force of denizens frae thi Soo Side
edit: south of the river
Hell! we've jist gote thi latest Belgian Invasion sorted
a small, yet elite force of denizens frae thi Soo Side
edit: south of the river
Posted: 27 Aug 2007, 21:30
noooooooooooooo ! 
Posted: 27 Aug 2007, 22:13
I missed Drogheda 
Posted: 27 Aug 2007, 23:16
Dr. Moody wrote:noooooooooooooo !
hi !
Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 21:58
hello everybody... new member on Heartland...
so,
best : Gent - Belgium 91 > whoooooooooah !
left before end (yes!) > Deinze - Belgium 2003 > absolutly bad quality sound, to much smoke...
so,
best : Gent - Belgium 91 > whoooooooooah !
left before end (yes!) > Deinze - Belgium 2003 > absolutly bad quality sound, to much smoke...
Re: hi !
Posted: 29 Aug 2007, 23:08
I take it you're another bloody Belgian then?macmaniac wrote:hello everybody... new member on Heartland...
so,
best : Gent - Belgium 91 > whoooooooooah !
left before end (yes!) > Deinze - Belgium 2003 > absolutly bad quality sound, to much smoke...
Welcome! Feel free to introduce yerself properly in General Chat.
That's where most of the insane drivel goes on, so more likely for people to get to know you!
IZ.
Re: hi !
Posted: 30 Aug 2007, 06:28
macmaniac wrote: to much smoke...
Welkom...
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 13:35
Best - January 1983, Warehouse Leeds. A drum machine starts up and young Ben wanders on stage looking like he should have been at home getting ready for his exams [which indeed he should.] Forty five minutes later a chain smoking stick insect is draped around the microphone telling us it's 1969 baby. Fabulous.
Worst - Brighton, April 1985. End of the tour, end, for many of us, of The Sisters. Spent all but the encore collapsed in a drunken heap. A sad, sad night.
Worst - Brighton, April 1985. End of the tour, end, for many of us, of The Sisters. Spent all but the encore collapsed in a drunken heap. A sad, sad night.
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 13:44
Original GS wrote: a chain smoking stick insect is draped around the microphone telling us it's 1969 baby.
how true!!
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 13:44
Nice first post. Welcome 
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 13:44
Let's take it back to the old school...
I've done this before, but heck... it seems that post has vanished in the mist of time. So here I go again:
Best show: Pukkelpop 1992. The sisters headlined inna style an' fashion and blew me away like no one had ever done before (or after)...
Worst show: at the same festival, 9 years later, in 2001. It was a very special edition that year: we were dj'ing at the festival ourselves and it was the first time the missus came along to see The Sisters on stage.
Andy & the boys were way too speedy for our liking and we failed to singalong to all those 'new' songs... We walked away halfway
I've done this before, but heck... it seems that post has vanished in the mist of time. So here I go again:
Best show: Pukkelpop 1992. The sisters headlined inna style an' fashion and blew me away like no one had ever done before (or after)...
Worst show: at the same festival, 9 years later, in 2001. It was a very special edition that year: we were dj'ing at the festival ourselves and it was the first time the missus came along to see The Sisters on stage.
Andy & the boys were way too speedy for our liking and we failed to singalong to all those 'new' songs... We walked away halfway
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 14:07
The shared Susanne from that site was recorded there. Not bad IMO.radiojamaica wrote: Worst show: at the same festival, 9 years later, in 2001. It was a very special edition that year: we were dj'ing at the festival ourselves and it was the first time the missus came along to see The Sisters on stage.
Andy & the boys were way too speedy for our liking and we failed to singalong to all those 'new' songs... We walked away halfway
Nevertheless it certainly was different from the 1992 show. I loved the gig mainly for that reason you mention because it was the first time I could see them perform the new songs. But hey....I seem to like all their gigs.
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 14:10
The shared Susanne from the site was from 2002 festival, was it not? St Vith? Or am i missing something or been delusional all these years?
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 14:56
Susanne video: Pukkelpop 2001itnAklipse wrote:The shared Susanne from the site was from 2002 festival, was it not? St Vith? Or am i missing something or been delusional all these years?
Watch the vid. Definitely indoors; tent in this case (so no 2002 gig).
Just after it was put on the site, someone from Dominion sent me a CD-r round that time containing "official" versions of Susanne audio: Pukkelpop and Alive/St. Vith plus the video which she named "Pukkelpop vid". But I am sure I've read it elsewhere as well. Just can't remember where.
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 17:40
what's "official" about them Padraigh of the Lowlands?
Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 20:46
Well Mr. Blaast from the High(?)lands...they came as a download from the official site. Not?James Blast wrote:what's "official" about them Padraigh of the Lowlands?