binka
!!!!!!!!!
Yeah it was about £50 with all booking fees but he pretty much did a greatest hits set and was well worth the money (already regretting the £50 I've spent on New Order tickets for next weekend)
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Dr. Furface
One small step for me
Andy Stott at the revamped Jazz Cafe 21st July
moonsi til
worked it out now!
Aiming for PJ Harvey tickets when on sale this Friday, £44 though. Got Black Sabbath tickets and need to get Goat tickets for Manchester gig in October.
big eejit
She looks like Alan Gilzean
It's a bit steep intit. Plus a night's accommodation in Wolverhampton. Which will probably be cheaper than the ticket to be fair.
Off to see Lucinda Williams in Bristol this evening. Legend.
Supported by Aussie brothers, The Pierce Brothers. Saw them supporting The Felice Brothers and they were brilliant.
Fozzie Bear
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I saw Rangda on Wednesday - really good. They are playing Leeds on Sunday and Gateshead tonight.
big eejit
She looks like Alan Gilzean
There's a lot of 'brothers' in country music! Unusually both those bands are actual brothers.
DJWrongspeed
radio eros
Sly and the family Drone at the cool New River Studios this Friday 20th July. Other listings think it's Thursday but it's Friday.
Fozzie Bear
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Merzbow gig in October. 
stethoscope
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I have ambivalent feelings about both Goat and Hookworms, and the in-house PA at the Albert Hall has been awful on all the previous occasions I've been there - it's ok if there's a big tour playing who bring their own kit, but I'm not sure I would go to another stand alone gig there until they sort it out.
On the plus side, both Jane Weaver and Mugstar are at the top of their game atm.
On the plus side, both Jane Weaver and Mugstar are at the top of their game atm.
anyway, london crew go see Ex Easter Island Head next month. Nearly sold out apparently.
Ex Easter Island Head (Album Launch) - Fri, 19/08/2016 at Iklectik
Ex Easter Island Head (Album Launch) - Fri, 19/08/2016 at Iklectik
Dr. Furface
One small step for me
Death Grips at the Roundhouse, Sat 29 Oct - tix on sale this Friday 12/8 (or now if you're a Roundhouse member)
Fozzie Bear
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Ramleh on Saturday. Earplugs packed already.
The rock or power electronics version?
Fozzie Bear
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Fozzie Bear
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Oh I've not been there yet - will try to make it!
Father Murphy are on tour this month: highly recommended. Satanic Doom-folk for want of a better description.
Lamentations, by Father Murphy
dates are:
Lamentations, by Father Murphy
dates are:
- Sep 20
The Louisiana
Bristol, UK - Sep 21
Chameleon Arts Cafe
Nottingham, UK - Sep 22
Soup Kitchen
Manchester, UK - Sep 23
Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia
Liverpool, UK - Sep 24
New River Studios
London, UK
braindancer
not for long
Saw this pair at Sin-Eater in the summer. Superb!
moonsi til
worked it out now!
oh I was so sad to miss Sin-Eater, my partner went and had a great time. We are off to Liverpool Psych so will put on our list.
Re Sin-Eater my partner loved 'That Fucking Tank' & ordered a CD from them (Bandcamp I think), it took 2 months to arrive with note saying they were no more..he was gutted as they were/are due to play Liverpool too.
Re Sin-Eater my partner loved 'That Fucking Tank' & ordered a CD from them (Bandcamp I think), it took 2 months to arrive with note saying they were no more..he was gutted as they were/are due to play Liverpool too.
braindancer
not for long
Sin Eater was literally the best festival I've ever been to. I will definitely be back next year..... (if it happens). I missed That Fucking Tank as they were the last band to play on Sunday and I had to leave mid-afternoon. I've seen them a few times before though and they were ace - sad to hear they've split
moonsi til
worked it out now!
We camp there a few times a year (Brow Farm), it's just such a lovely place. Unothodox Paradox held their event there last September & I thought it was just perfect.
nastybobby
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Taking my mum to see Andre Rieu in Leeds just before Xmas. Nearly £100 a ticket 
, but since my dad and aunt died there's been nobody to accompany her to these type of things, so I've volunteered and bought her a ticket for her Christmas present. Already asked her whether she'll be buying a brand new pair of knickers from M&S to chuck at the stage or throwing an old pair. 
I've been subjected to various Andre Rieu DVD's over the years, can't say I'm a fan, but my dear old mum has been a massive fan for quite a few years now without ever seeing him live. So I'll tolerate a couple of hours of light classical tunes to hopefully make her Christmas. I've seen quite a few DVD's where the, mainly elderly, fans start some kind of audience participation. I've already warned her that I won't be participating under any circumstances, you've got to draw the line somewhere.
, but since my dad and aunt died there's been nobody to accompany her to these type of things, so I've volunteered and bought her a ticket for her Christmas present. Already asked her whether she'll be buying a brand new pair of knickers from M&S to chuck at the stage or throwing an old pair. I've been subjected to various Andre Rieu DVD's over the years, can't say I'm a fan, but my dear old mum has been a massive fan for quite a few years now without ever seeing him live. So I'll tolerate a couple of hours of light classical tunes to hopefully make her Christmas. I've seen quite a few DVD's where the, mainly elderly, fans start some kind of audience participation. I've already warned her that I won't be participating under any circumstances, you've got to draw the line somewhere.
