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I'm secretly an indie kid!
Posted: 02 Dec 2004, 12:56
by Black Shuck
This will go down like a lead balloon...
just wondered if anyone was going to see the Charlatans at Salford uni on the 19th or 20th December?
I'm only asking because I'll be there, since I'm helping out in the running of the venue on both nights. I could probably wrangle a free ticket or two, if anyone's interested.
Posted: 02 Dec 2004, 14:42
by boudicca
*tumbleweed*
Posted: 02 Dec 2004, 16:16
by Black Shuck
boudicca wrote:*tumbleweed*
Yeah, that's kinda what I expected!
guess I'll be the only person with a smidgen of taste in the venue
Posted: 02 Dec 2004, 21:50
by emilystrange
i know someone who might be interested... she had to sell her Liverpool tix cos she was skint, a while ago. She interviewed paddy once, if thats any help...
Posted: 03 Dec 2004, 01:21
by Padstar
Im a star in my own front room ya know.....
Paddy
Posted: 03 Dec 2004, 16:05
by DerekR
I LOVE the Charlatans and I don't care who knows it
Posted: 03 Dec 2004, 17:06
by emilystrange
Padstar wrote:
Im a star in my own front room ya know.....
Paddy
and in my car... in mean on the cd player....
Posted: 03 Dec 2004, 19:09
by Mrs. Snowey
emilystrange wrote:iShe interviewed paddy once, if thats any help...
Now
that's what you call a claim to fame
Posted: 03 Dec 2004, 19:30
by emilystrange
I was there during most of the proceedings.. he's ok now though
Posted: 03 Dec 2004, 20:39
by Mrs. Snowey
Mrs. Snowey wrote:emilystrange wrote:She interviewed paddy once, if thats any help...
Now
that's what you call a claim to fame
Blimey, what happened to him ?
Posted: 05 Dec 2004, 21:11
by emilystrange
do you mean in the interview, or why we did it in the first place?
Posted: 09 Dec 2004, 22:17
by F--kwit
I'm a non secret completely blatant in fact indie kid, and I wouldn't p*ss on the Charlies if they were on fire.
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 23:58
by Quiff Boy
it would appear i am going to the sunday night.
was given a ticket at work today as one of the guys that was going had to pull out...
cool. have a couple of charlatans albums - not bad
Posted: 16 Dec 2004, 23:59
by lazarus corporation
Quiff Boy wrote:it would appear i am going to the sunday night.
was given a ticket at work today as one of the guys that was going had to pull out...
cool. have a couple of charlatans albums - not bad
when should we expect the QB Charlatans Discussion Forum to be launched?
Posted: 17 Dec 2004, 00:03
by Quiff Boy
12th of never
Posted: 17 Dec 2004, 00:08
by James Blast
I like the organ, an Hammond C3 can't be beat
Posted: 17 Dec 2004, 20:35
by Black Shuck
Quiff Boy wrote:it would appear i am going to the sunday night.
was given a ticket at work today as one of the guys that was going had to pull out...
cool. have a couple of charlatans albums - not bad
No way dude! I'll see you in there!
Hope yu won't get freaked out if I come over and say hi.
BTW a bit of trivia - it's the first time the venues been used for a gig since the Fall played there in '87.
Oh, and the band are bringing 100 guests down witht hem, so I'm hoping there'll be a few minor celebs in the crowd (Terry Christian, Tony Wilson, people like that.)
for identification reasons, I've stuck me ugly mug as me avatar for a bit.
(thouggh I don't look like a psycho in real life).
adios
Posted: 20 Dec 2004, 11:31
by Quiff Boy
didn't see you i'm afraid
i was with a mate from work, and we were stood near the back on the right hand side (if you were facing the stage) of the mixing desk.
good gig wasn't it? i was quite surprised by how many songs i recognised. very groovy... and as much as i suspect mr burgess is actually a complete c*ck in real life, he makes a great frontman
all in all that was a more than respectable way to spend a sunday evening
Posted: 10 Jan 2005, 21:05
by Black Shuck
Sorry it's taken me so long to respond, QB - I've been away from me PC for about 3 weeks.
I too was surprised how good it was - And I also seemed to recognise about two thirds of their songs! scary.
Shame the bar was THE SKANKIEST, MOST RIP-OFF-EST BAR IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSE.
Oh, and I actually met Tim Burgess, when he arrived for his soundcheck (As i said, I was helping out with the gig - setting up the rigging, that sort of thing.)
our conversation went-
Tim: Alright.
BS: Yo.
Tim: d'yer know where the changing rooms are?
Bs: Yeah mate, they're down there. (points)
Tim: Ta.
BS: Don't drink the tap water!
Tim: (laughs)
riveting stuff, eh? but he seemed like a nice fella, and he invited me to his backstage aftershow party (I didn't go, though).