MAY 2009 SOLO TOUR REViEWS **SETLiST SPOiLERS**

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Postby mochy » 13th May 09, 09:03

Jason_scorching_past wrote:The chorus of "This Too Will Pass" makes me think of Radiohead's High and Dry


Nah, I listened to the paranoid squirrel podcast - the chorus is way more like "This Is A Low" by Blur. Almost a straight rip.
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Postby 29xTheJames » 13th May 09, 11:06

Ean wrote:
29xTheJames wrote:Notice the scribbled out song???

What about it? :?


Its interesting.

Plus at the end of the gig Velvet found a folded up piece of paper with the words for Queen of Leaving on it. Would of liked them to play that!
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Postby Little Nicky » 13th May 09, 12:38

Newcastle, despite the cack sound, was a LOT of fun. Better than Manchester, I reckon.
Met Jase and the man himself outside afterwards, he even gave me a cigarette too!

Other highlights:

'Black Windows'
'Yeah Yeah Yeah'

No-so-highlights:

The security!!! Total dicks! "They'll be no having fun around here, young man" etc...
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Postby Ean » 13th May 09, 12:44

29xTheJames wrote:
Ean wrote:
29xTheJames wrote:Notice the scribbled out song???

What about it? :?


Its interesting.

Plus at the end of the gig Velvet found a folded up piece of paper with the words for Queen of Leaving on it. Would of liked them to play that!

Oh, fair enough. I'm just surprised they didn't play it. I think nearly everywhere else got that one.

They did QOL at JB's and I thought it went down really well. That might have been one of Dick Decent's cheat sheets you had there. :D
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Postby Jason_scorching_past » 13th May 09, 14:22

mochy wrote:
Jason_scorching_past wrote:The chorus of "This Too Will Pass" makes me think of Radiohead's High and Dry


Nah, I listened to the paranoid squirrel podcast - the chorus is way more like "This Is A Low" by Blur. Almost a straight rip.


True that, I just had a listen to the Blur track, does sound similar.

I prefer ROTNC out of the two new tracks, can't wait to get a studio version of that song, will probably be a while though..
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Postby Andwah » 13th May 09, 17:54

I love both Wildhearts and Blur and can vaguely remember an article/interview around Endless Nameless time where Ginger claimed the band he'd like to be in most would be Blur now that Chas & Dave had left (odd I know, as This Is A Low was before they joined).

Other links include the mutual covers of That's when I Reach For My Revolver (MIssion Of Burma/Coxon) and there's a tune on Market Harbour that sounds like Albarn could have written it, title escapes me at the minute but it's quite Brecht. I met Ginger at a Graham Coxon gig once too.
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Postby blundellfamily » 13th May 09, 21:30

from my position at the Manchester gig, (and the 1810 Euston to Crewe last night as I listened to the Squirrel podcast and belted out the chorus to Yeah Yeah Yeah to the bemusement of carriage H), "this too will pass" sounded like a cross between Stay Young by Ultrasound (remember Tiny anyone?) and Angels by Robbie Williams........
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Postby Col » 13th May 09, 21:56

blundellfamily wrote: Stay Young by Ultrasound (remember Tiny anyone?)

You wouldn't recognise him now, he actually is tiny by comparison. He married someone i know, she teaches Egyptian and belly dancing etc.
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Postby blundellfamily » 13th May 09, 22:13

really? fantastic! i'm sure i saw few read a few weeks back that the keyboardist was now a music teacher in a Sheffield high school!

is this the start of a thread "musical heroes in mundane job shocker?"
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Postby godofhaircare » 14th May 09, 10:25

Glasgow was great, we got treated to 4 brand spanking new songs 2 of which have been previously mentioned - Return of the Northern Cardinal & This Too Will Pass but we also got "Do the lonely suffer more or less at the point of death" and "After all you said about cowboys". I can't really remember what they sounded like excpet for the fact that they sounded pretty good to me, whatever thats worth haha!!

Other news from the stage which may or may not have been revealed at other gigs was plans to tour and record with the lineup of musicans on stage around December time so we can all look forward to that.

SetList (methinks was, not in order)
Why cant you be normal
Black Windows
ROTNC
10 flaws
This is only a problem
yeah yeah yeah
drinking in the daytime
Mother City
Do the lonely
i knew you
massive cock and balls x 2
Cowboys
this too will pass
Casino bay
girls better than boys
church of the broken hearted
bit of gravy
sonic shake
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Postby Pauly » 14th May 09, 10:43

Glasgow was incredible. I can't add to the list above. The band were top, Ginger was chatty and seemed to be in a great mood. It's a shame that one dude got booted out but it didn't spoil the night. And a couple got engaged, are they on here?
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Postby Sir Euan » 14th May 09, 14:36

the full title of one of the new new songs was

do the lonely suffer more or less, or just the same at the point of death?

mouthful!

Excellent excellent gig though!
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Postby weebleboy » 14th May 09, 16:07

godofhaircare wrote:
Other news from the stage which may or may not have been revealed at other gigs was plans to tour and record with the lineup of musicans on stage around December time so we can all look forward to that.



Hopefully they'll still come back to Newcastle despite it probably being quite far from the highlight of the tour for them.... (it wasn't the band's fault and it wasn't the crowd's....).
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Postby Little Nicky » 14th May 09, 20:11

weebleboy wrote:Hopefully they'll still come back to Newcastle despite it probably being quite far from the highlight of the tour for them.... (it wasn't the band's fault and it wasn't the crowd's....).


I agree, mate, I hope they return for another show. I'll gladly hop on a train back there - had a blast, and found some rather nice pubs too!
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Postby EvilElvis » 14th May 09, 23:19

Pauly wrote:Glasgow was incredible. I can't add to the list above. The band were top, Ginger was chatty and seemed to be in a great mood. It's a shame that one dude got booted out but it didn't spoil the night. And a couple got engaged, are they on here?
:D


I enjoyed it, was soured by the guy who got kicked out - a little worse for wear and wouldn't take no for an answer and tried to start a fight because of it.
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