Eurekamachines

by **Damian** » 18th Mar 08, 11:36

SpikyDave wrote:Playing in Selby on Friday!

Added that date and a solo date to the website - Chris is playing at one of Ginger's New York residency gigs too...

by **Damian** » 23rd Mar 08, 22:54

There's just under a day to go on this charity auction - part of the same auction under which The Wildhearts are selling the same drumskin... this one for a lady's Eureka Machines top and a CD...[/url]

by **vickyp** » 24th Mar 08, 02:18

A bargain if ever I saw one. If I didn't already have the t-shirt I'd be after that. It's what all the cool kids will be wearing this summer.

I noticed they now have a signed Ginger t-shirt and acoustic guitar up for grabs as well as some Terrorvision t-shirts. Pretty good stuff they've got their hands on, I was sorely tempted by that chunk of Ginger's guitar which went recently. That was painful having to watch that go by but I have a holiday to pay for and I have to think of these sensible things I suppose.

by **Damian** » 31st Mar 08, 23:21

T-shirts (with a design courtesy of the lady that posted above me) now available!

http://www.eurekamachines.com/shop.htm

Sizes from "girlie" to "massively fat bastard". I kid you not.

by **vickyp** » 31st Mar 08, 23:25

Nice one!

But you can't put 'Massively Fat Bastard' as a size!! I mean, ok, I've seen them and they are huge, but still...

by **Damian** » 31st Mar 08, 23:59

vickyp wrote:Nice one!

But you can't put 'Massively Fat Bastard' as a size!! I mean, ok, I've seen them and they are huge, but still...

Don't shoot the messenger.

by **spoon_of_grimbo** » 1st Apr 08, 02:54

i'm usually about an XL, but i've been wanting a huge baggy t-shirt that's way too big for me for ages, so i'm tempted to get the Massively Fat Bastard one lol!

by **Damian** » 9th Jun 08, 12:41

Spotted at the Foo Fighters gig at Wembley on Saturday: two Eureka Machines T-shirts! Well, one was on me, but the other was sported by a complete stranger that walked past me. I stopped him and got a picture. What are the odds of that?

by **vickyp** » 9th Jun 08, 18:03

Not as weird as it happening in Wembley, but I ran into someone else wearing one when I wore mine to a random gig at the cockpit in Leeds. We both pointed and stared at each other for a minute, and then decided we'd better introduce ourselves.
Definite ice breakers - buy a t-shirt and make new friends!

by **Sarc** » 9th Jun 08, 18:46

vickyp wrote:Not as weird as it happening in Wembley, but I ran into someone else wearing one when I wore mine to a random gig at the cockpit in Leeds. We both pointed and stared at each other for a minute, and then decided we'd better introduce ourselves.
Definite ice breakers - buy a t-shirt and make new friends!

Which is why I think it should be law that you're not allowed to wear the t-shirt of the band thats onstage.

by **vickyp** » 9th Jun 08, 18:55

Sarc wrote:Which is why I think it should be law that you're not allowed to wear the t-shirt of the band thats onstage.

Fair point, but what about Download festival? I was going to wear one of my Wildhearts t-shirts if I can decide which one.
I reckon if it's a normal gig that rule should hold, but if it's a festival or an all-dayer type thing and there's lots of other bands playing then you should root for your side, as it were.
Right that's my two pence worth, I'm off to pick a t-shirt for Sunday.

by **Sarc** » 9th Jun 08, 19:56

vickyp wrote:
Sarc wrote:Which is why I think it should be law that you're not allowed to wear the t-shirt of the band thats onstage.

Fair point, but what about Download festival? I was going to wear one of my Wildhearts t-shirts if I can decide which one.
I reckon if it's a normal gig that rule should hold, but if it's a festival or an all-dayer type thing and there's lots of other bands playing then you should root for your side, as it were.
Right that's my two pence worth, I'm off to pick a t-shirt for Sunday.

Festivals are a law unto themselves so you have a point with that one....................y'aint seen me right!!!

by **baldricksbollox** » 6th Jul 08, 02:34

Eureka Machines are pretty mint like. We played with them in Manchester a couple of months back, and apparently will be doing so again in September.

Anyone around the manc area should come along. It's at the Dry Bar again I think.

This is us anyway
http://www.myspace.com/theshadowcops
http://www.theshadowcops.co.uk

by **Damian** » 6th Jul 08, 18:08

The album has just been completed too. Hooray!

by **lob** » 7th Jul 08, 13:32

I can't believe this - Eureka Machines playing in Oxford my home town and I am due to see Calexico that night - tickets bought and everything.

Then a bright light shines, I have to be in Manchester for a meeting the night they are playing the Dry Bar. Question, does anyone know what time they would go on stage and should I pre-book tickets?

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