Heartland

What I believe is commonly referred to as a top night out!

Set List:

God's Pride
All My Love
Trashed Treasure
Reach Out
Iron In The Soul
Fire For You
The Dark Half
Sin

Play Dead
To Believe In Something


A classic performance, even though Evi Vine was absent due to illness.
Remarkably tiny venue, though!
The Bjork cover is really becoming a classic.

Not quite a MacHeartlander, but enough of a showing all the same.
Hope you aren't suffering too much at work today.

My head, as they say in the vernacular, is loupin'!
Guinness and JD really isn't a wise combination

Oh, and a special mention to the venue for having a pizza called the Lux Interior.

Erudite wrote:Oh, and a special mention to the venue for having a pizza called the Lux Interior.

What was on it?

Chillies, jalapeños and mushrooms.

Erudite wrote:Chillies, jalapeños and mushrooms.

Nice.

Aye, it was a pure belter!

I had a pizza called "Captain Blackbeard's Revenge". It was... rather spicy!

They also had one called "War Pigs" with Chorizo and "balsamic veg", of all things

very guid, ye coulda had a burger and an cheezfest but...

James Blast wrote:very guid, ye coulda had a burger and an cheezfest but...

But not with a 3am finish, she needs her beauty sleep

What was the name of the pub we ended up in?
Memory does not serve so well.

Oran Mor. Gaelic/Gallic/Garlic for "p*ss-up", or so I'm told

Erudite wrote:What was the name of the pub we ended up in?
Memory does not serve so well.

Oran Mor. You and John had a long argument about how to pronounce Gaelic

So, it's definitely called Oran Mor then

boudicca wrote:So, it's definitely called Oran Mor then

Aye, i've been knocked back many a time by their once over zealous bouncers when they first opened

Big Si wrote:
Oran Mor. You and John had a long argument about how to pronounce Gaelic

Pedantry, that doesn't sound like me.

Erudite wrote:

Big Si wrote:
Oran Mor. You and John had a long argument about how to pronounce Gaelic

Pedantry, that doesn't sound like me.

You were very, very drunk

boudicca wrote:Oran Mor. Gaelic/Gallic/Garlic for "p*ss-up", or so I'm told

Is that the one that's an old church? And the venue's underneath?

boudicca wrote:I had a pizza called "Captain Blackbeard's Revenge". It was... rather spicy!

You mean - a ringstinger! Sadly, each pizza on the menu had at least one disgusting ingredient that put me off ordering. Burger was OK thought - and the music not too bad either!

Big Si wrote:
You were very, very drunk

I am only willing to concede that drink had been taken on the grounds that
there was no sobbing into beer, attempts to start a fight, I left the pub of my own free will, no casual vomit or public urination took place, and I recall getting home.

That's almost sober in my book!

Andrew S wrote:

boudicca wrote:I had a pizza called "Captain Blackbeard's Revenge". It was... rather spicy!

You mean - a ringstinger! Sadly, each pizza on the menu had at least one disgusting ingredient that put me off ordering. Burger was OK thought - and the music not too bad either!

And Spaghetti Bolognese.

Debaser wrote:

boudicca wrote:Oran Mor. Gaelic/Gallic/Garlic for "p*ss-up", or so I'm told

Is that the one that's an old church? And the venue's underneath?

Aye, with a rather nice bar upstairs.

http://www.oran-mor.co.uk/index.php

Erudite wrote:there was no sobbing into beer

You had a Vodka and Cola, but wanted Jack Daniels

At least is wasn't meths...

Erudite wrote:At least is wasn't meths...

Us Weegies are more refined....Chilled Buckfast

Big Si wrote:

Debaser wrote:

boudicca wrote:Oran Mor. Gaelic/Gallic/Garlic for "p*ss-up", or so I'm told

Is that the one that's an old church? And the venue's underneath?

Aye, with a rather nice bar upstairs.

http://www.oran-mor.co.uk/index.php

Yup, we spent a rather spiffing 13 odd hours there





We photoshopped the sun in btw

That's the place! It's really nice most of the time, but the trendies come out on a Friday night and transform it