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Postby lob » 2nd Jun 09, 16:36

Sarc wrote:Speaking of which, has Eddie Eyeball gone back to the states yet? If so who's playing bass this saturday for Ginge? could it be chris catalyst or Random?


It won't be Chris as he is with the Sisters in South America
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Postby Trudi » 8th Jun 09, 00:05

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Postby Sarc » 8th Jun 09, 00:25

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Fucking hell I didnt know Lilly Allen was in the audience? :lol:
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Postby lob » 8th Jun 09, 10:58

A review anybody?
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Postby Sarc » 8th Jun 09, 12:28

Not much to say about it really other than considering he complains about the sound not being right he was the only act on all day that we saw that didnt have sound problems at all. Cant remember the set list exactly but I know he played the following and probably not in this order

Queen Of Leaving
Black Windows
This Is Only A Problem
Josser Bank
Drinking In The Daytime
Yeah Yeah Yeah
When She Comes

He also had a the biggest shit eating grin on his face through the entire set to.

Pete Spiby (Groop Dogdrill) was there with his new band the Black Spiders who, considering their bassist buggered off stage for a song as his bass when for a burton, where fucking amazing with probably the most entertaining drummer I've ever seen in all my gig going years. Had a chat with Pete afterwards aswell, top bloke.

Dirty Harry was............interesting, sadly I dont think she's as good as she likes to think and didnt really seem to want to be there, The Rev from Towers of London was playing guitar for her and the only thing that I came away from their set with was the thought that I really needed to get my hair cut.

Templeton Pek from Birmingham, just a straight forward three piece punk band with two vocalists where top notch and impressed me loads I bought both their ep and album after, i think I was the only one that did.

Shotgun riot and the Black Holes where just plain arse biscuits they where basically lets just be shouty for shoutys sake, none of them seemed to be at ease with their instruments and just looked incredibly awkward and that they where trying to hard.

Sharks - Ean and I missed as we where to busy looking for Viking Helmets. its amazing you can buy most things from Camden High street but can you buy a Viking Helmet, can you bollocks.

Nine Black Alps where just boring and even they hadnt been the set would have been ruined by a group of knobbers who decided to start a moshpit when no-one was interested and after the fourth time of nearly headbutting me one of them was asked to politely move by myself to which he replied "Im not stopping and not fucking going anywhere mate" which brought the rather uncommon and hostile response of "Oh i think you will be fucking going somewhere if you dont acting like a twat and it'll be through those doors over there!", amazingly he buggered off to piss soneone else off after that.

Had no interest in Dohertys set and according to Trudi i didn't miss anything.

Have I missed anyone out?
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Postby wildsam6o » 8th Jun 09, 12:41

Sarc wrote: Ean and I missed as we where to busy looking for Viking Helmets. its amazing you can buy most things from Camden High street but can you buy a Viking Helmet, can you bollocks.



hahahahaha, i had the same problem a long time ago, you really can find anything under the sun, but when it comes to novlty hates, there no hope haha
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Postby lob » 8th Jun 09, 12:52

Sarc wrote:Not much to say about it really other than considering he complains about the sound not being right he was the only act on all day that we saw that didnt have sound problems at all. Cant remember the set list exactly but I know he played the following and probably not in this order


Who was in the band G was tweeting about 'new boys' etc?
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Postby Ginger » 8th Jun 09, 13:00

I didn't actually complain about the sound at all.

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Postby Sarc » 8th Jun 09, 13:06

My apologies Ginger, I worded it badly, what I meant to say was there've been times when you've thought the sound wasnt up to scratch and you've been open about it when weve seen you play but to us its been fine and we've not been able to hear anything wrong and on saturday when every band on before your set seemed to have problems with instruments and the levels not being right I wondered what you would make of it but at the end of the day your set was the only one that didnt have any problems.

It was a compliment, a back handed one admittedly due to my wording of it and would anybody like to hand me a ladder that I can get out of this hole I think ive dug myself into.
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Postby vanrad » 8th Jun 09, 13:13

cor Sarc... it's shameful to see a grown man grovel so much!! Spose it was Ginger though, so we should go easy on you!
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Postby Ginger » 8th Jun 09, 13:44

God bless you Sarc, all is instantly forgiven and forgotten. Great night, I thought.

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Postby Sarc » 8th Jun 09, 13:52

Ginger wrote:God bless you Sarc, all is instantly forgiven and forgotten. Great night, I thought.

Gx


Cheers G, for a minute there I thought I was probably going to have to track down another Mud coffee shirt for you :twisted:
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Postby Damian » 8th Jun 09, 14:43

Sarc wrote:
Ginger wrote:God bless you Sarc, all is instantly forgiven and forgotten. Great night, I thought.

Gx


Cheers G, for a minute there I thought I was probably going to have to track down another Mud coffee shirt for you :twisted:

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Postby Sarc » 8th Jun 09, 14:44

Damian wrote:
Sarc wrote:
Ginger wrote:God bless you Sarc, all is instantly forgiven and forgotten. Great night, I thought.

Gx


Cheers G, for a minute there I thought I was probably going to have to track down another Mud coffee shirt for you :twisted:

...and I thought I was going to get to say "Taxi for Sarc"!


No need, for i am invincible hehehe
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Postby Wrenaldo » 8th Jun 09, 14:47

I thought it was a great set but it was over all too soon ...isn't it always.

And to be fair to PeDo, i thought he put on a good show that demonstrated the talent he undoubtedly has/had.
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