The Wildhearts

Total AC/DC rip off , but just got tix to see them. Looking for a night of all out guitars mainly.

Anyone drawn towards them?

Yeah, think they're fantastic - 2nd best band of download weekend. we'll be at one of the gigs.

And Black Stone Cherry.

Nothing's ever new, just repackaged.

Col wrote:Total AC/DC rip off , but just got tix to see them. Looking for a night of all out guitars mainly.

Anyone drawn towards them?

Spooky - I ordered the album yesterday, and know already it's one of those gems I won't be able to listen to whilst driving.

A feeling of Def Leppard too.... I like what I've heard up to now a lot. Running Wild is one of my favourite songs at the moment. A top tune, one of those that you know if you heard it in a club you'd have to stay up dancing no matter how fooked you were. I guess I could say that about Too much, too young, too fast as well.

Where are they playing Col?

Bleeding hell Ilsa you can be lazy at times - how tough is it to type their name into Googles??? And you with all the time in the world on your hands too

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You cheeky bugger. It's not all shopping and pub lunches in the life of a Domestic Engineer you know!!!
(Although I do admit that shopping and pub lunches are an integral part of my role).

I'll let you off though - but only cos now I want to talk you in to coming to one of those gigs

Ilsa wrote:You cheeky bugger. It's not all shopping and pub lunches in the life of a Domestic Engineer you know!!!
(Although I do admit that shopping and pub lunches are an integral part of my role).

I'll let you off though - but only cos now I want to talk you in to coming to one of those gigs

Why doesnt that surprise me??

And just cos you write things in small font doesnt mean you can get away with it!!

Domestic Engineer?? Who taught you that one?

Gowan, gowan, gowan, gowan, gowan...... you know you want to! If you make ticket arrangements I'll drive - now that's fair!!

NB Sorting out tickets is not in the remit of a Domestic Engineer. However, Designated Driver ocassionally is

Ilsa wrote:Gowan, gowan, gowan, gowan, gowan...... you know you want to! If you make ticket arrangements I'll drive - now that's fair!!

NB Sorting out tickets is not in the remit of a Domestic Engineer. However, Designated Driver ocassionally is

will you stop writing so bloody small i have to put my face right up to the screen to read it

thank you

Jeeeez...... There's no need to shout

Airbourne are awesome. Good guys too. very friendly. Go see them, chat to them, and enjoy the night. You won't be disappointed.

Stone Gods are the support on that tour if anyones interested....


oh and Whats eatin you is a class tune!!!!

I'd love to see them with Stone Gods... sadly I can't come over for every interesting gig. Going to see them in Hamburg in December. There are many quality tunes on the album, but "Hellfire" is my favourite.

Their first album "Ready to Rock" is also quite good if you can manage to get your hands on it.