Neds on tour
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 20:34
No sir. But I am going to see Magne from A-ha play live on Thursday night in Nottinghill. I never in my whole life thought that would happen....until now.
Neds...Chavs....Townies
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Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 21:15
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 21:27
time PWEI cranked up their brand of very metal noise pollution
@Almiche V your PF avatar, you do relise they actually laid all those beds out, no photo or Photoshop trickery was involved
@Almiche V your PF avatar, you do relise they actually laid all those beds out, no photo or Photoshop trickery was involved
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 21:37
Yes that's what I heard, but I don't believe them. How did they move all of those beds before the tide did? I'm also sceptical about their flying inflatable pig being an "accident".James Blast wrote:@Almiche V your PF avatar, you do relise they actually laid all those beds out, no photo or Photoshop trickery was involved
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 21:44
I have Hipgnosis' first 2 books and they are pretty candid about what was involved in all their sleeve designs, accidents, found effects and one that involved an electric cooker!
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 21:53
They do some great work. Momentary Lapse is my fave PF cover. I'm not sure what the significance of the maid is though, apart from a pun on 'made the bed'. Other puns could be 'river bed' and 'flying over bed' !
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 21:58
Ahem....about these Neds gigs, then..? 
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 22:02
a real return to form as well, after the patchy Wall and it's subsequent outakes and rejects - The Final Cut, first tour I saw them on too, Maine Rd. IIRC
Is There Anbody Out There? - The Wall Live is a much better affair than the studio album
Is There Anbody Out There? - The Wall Live is a much better affair than the studio album
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 22:07
To quote Life of Brian - "Ooo you lucky b*st*rd"James Blast wrote:a real return to form as well, after the patchy Wall and it's subsequent outakes and rejects - The Final Cut, first tour I saw them on too, Maine Rd. IIRC
Did you have the bed flying over you? And there's a fantastic piece of film for Signs of Life.@Gripper - sorry mate, need to get to 'grips' with this staying on topic lark.
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 22:41
yup, this one took a lefthand path pretty sharpish, my faultAlmiche V wrote:@Gripper - sorry mate, need to get to 'grips' with this staying on topic lark.
@Almiche V flying bed, blinding/burning lights, excellent sound and a great band on very good form
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 23:31
No, do go on, be my guest etc.
If anyone feels like doing the Neds thang, I'm sure they'll pipe up eventually.
If anyone feels like doing the Neds thang, I'm sure they'll pipe up eventually.
Posted: 21 Sep 2004, 23:33
i'm sure Dave R would be interested to read that. he's an old neds fan from way back when 
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 00:18
I'd love to see neds - missed 'em first time 'round
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 00:44
Just as a matter of interest...I absolutely LOVED the single 'Stuck' which I think was one of their last ones...about 1995?? 
I've honestly not heard anything else by 'em...is this representative of their other stuff...or not?
I've been tempted by their greatest hits which came out in last year or so...but not sure...
Anybody help?????
I've honestly not heard anything else by 'em...is this representative of their other stuff...or not?
I've been tempted by their greatest hits which came out in last year or so...but not sure...
Anybody help?????
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 07:53
Stuck was off their last album, not there best by most people's accounts. Godfodder had a much more angry, raw soundLars Svensson wrote:Just as a matter of interest...I absolutely LOVED the single 'Stuck' which I think was one of their last ones...about 1995??
I've honestly not heard anything else by 'em...is this representative of their other stuff...or not?
I've been tempted by their greatest hits which came out in last year or so...but not sure...
Anybody help?????
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 09:12
"kill your television" is the only one i've ever heard 
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 12:51
I might have a crack at:
Dec 17th 2004
Sheffield
The Boardwalk
Dec 17th 2004
Sheffield
The Boardwalk
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 13:35
It'd be great if they toured the States.
Hey, one can dream, right?
Hey, one can dream, right?
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 14:05
Huh Huh Heads Up!!!
you got a full line up of the Band? when last talking to gareth his exact words were "f*ck them, f*ck them up their f*cking asses"
still, he was pissed and it was matchday up the Mol, so who knows...
as for the Incredible PWEI, aint never gonna happen, Clint IS working with Miles C*nt on soundtracks, but Richy is busy teaching at Halesowen College, Adam is still drunk and as for fat lad...who knows!
you got a full line up of the Band? when last talking to gareth his exact words were "f*ck them, f*ck them up their f*cking asses"
still, he was pissed and it was matchday up the Mol, so who knows...
as for the Incredible PWEI, aint never gonna happen, Clint IS working with Miles C*nt on soundtracks, but Richy is busy teaching at Halesowen College, Adam is still drunk and as for fat lad...who knows!
Posted: 22 Sep 2004, 17:49
Dave R wrote:as for the Incredible PWEI, aint never gonna happen, Clint IS working with Miles C*nt on soundtracks, but Richy is busy teaching at Halesowen College, Adam is still drunk and as for fat lad...who knows!
least I saw 'em back in the day, one of my fave live bands Posted: 23 Sep 2004, 07:24
Neds are a great band. There used to be a link on the Neds homepage http://listen.to/neds that allowed you to download all the albums and a couple of live gigs. looks like the link is dead now though.
I have Are You Normal? and 0.522 and on CD as well as a couple of singles on 12" and all the albums on MP3. I would like to go see them, but I fear that work is going to get in the way...
I have Are You Normal? and 0.522 and on CD as well as a couple of singles on 12" and all the albums on MP3. I would like to go see them, but I fear that work is going to get in the way...