ill be there sunday if anyone wants to hook up for a beer
im no dog im a dolphin!
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- addled muppet weed
- 111329 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
anyone else going at the weekend?
ill be there sunday if anyone wants to hook up for a beer
ill be there sunday if anyone wants to hook up for a beer
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- KVRAF
- 8144 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
No.
Hope you have fun but don't take any piccys: http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/ ... tone_roses
Hope you have fun but don't take any piccys: http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/ ... tone_roses
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- addled muppet weed
- Topic Starter
- 111329 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
lol, they can have mine from my phone for a quid a picture, ill take around a 1000 pics throughout the gig, that will pay for komplete and a holiday away for me.
not promising they will all have heads in any of the pics but hey ho, whaddya want for a quid?
not sure how they can enforce this when everyone there will probably have at least a camera phone, and at least if there are no photographers there i wont keep getting blinded by flashes
cant believe im the only person going???
not promising they will all have heads in any of the pics but hey ho, whaddya want for a quid?
not sure how they can enforce this when everyone there will probably have at least a camera phone, and at least if there are no photographers there i wont keep getting blinded by flashes
cant believe im the only person going???
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- KVRAF
- 8144 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
Well it's aimed at the pros down the front in the press pit, those actually making money off the pictures.
Can't believe the roses themselves really give a hoot about this kind of thing, just something a manager/lawyer introduced.
Can't believe the roses themselves really give a hoot about this kind of thing, just something a manager/lawyer introduced.
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- addled muppet weed
- Topic Starter
- 111329 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
GaryG wrote:Well it's aimed at the pros down the front in the press pit, those actually making money off the pictures.
Can't believe the roses themselves really give a hoot about this kind of thing, just something a manager/lawyer introduced.
yeah, im met mani a couple of times, he was rehearsing with a friend, he is a pretty cool guy, just likes playing. i imagine the rest are pretty similar in attitude
we all know what managers are like...
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- KVRAF
- 8144 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
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- addled muppet weed
- Topic Starter
- 111329 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
effin marvelous!!
i was there sunday, line up was :dirty north: :justice tonight band: :the wailers: :planb: and of course :the stone roses:
dirty north, only caught the end, bit ska indie rock type stuff, not too bad, but cant comment much as i didnt really see them.
the justice tonight band was a treat, guy from the fal with mick jones from the clash, plus a plethora of other singesr guesting on tracks, john power, john robb, geezer from the reverend and the makers and a couple of oters who i cant remember at the min. did the two big fall hits "all together now" and "groovey train", while the fall where never my fave band of that era, with 70000 (?) people singing along those two tracks did work hehe
they also did a load of clash songs, now the clash, i do like a lot!! so that was an unexpected treat. all the classic hits and a couple of the lesser known bits. "clampdown" and "bankrobber" being two highlights for me!!
the wailers : need i say anything? ok, no bob marley, but still great to watch!! again all teh classic hits! "no woman, no cry"
it was just beautiful!!
plan b: wow! cant say i ecpected a great deal, ive heard a few tracks, but never took that much notice, but this guy puts on a f**king good show!!
had a guy come on "faith estevan" to do some beatboxing, the guy was doing awesome dubstep style basses and beats, putting many of the sound designers here to shame! sereiously check this guys beatboxing out, massive! as they say
recognised more songs than i thought i would, few covers too, "stand by me" but in his own style.
well worth trying to find his set on youtube maybe, highly recommended as a live act
the stone roses
well, im looking forward to the obvious dvd release of the gig, john squire still sunds lush! ian brown is a monkey, renni is a drum machine and manni is a f**king dude, played virtually every track, ok two albums and a few 12s isnt much to choose from maybe, but each and every track is worth listening to, very little filler materail in their output.
again 70000 people singing along to stuff like "made of stone" or "i am the rssurection" awesome.
"fools gold" was a full length jam session, no cutting it short and doing the single version.
very muddy after two days of people dancing and walking round the park, woke up on sunday morning to rain, thinking oh shit im gonna drown in mud!
but not a drop of rain felll while we where in there, in fact the sun even shone for a little while.
all in all an awesome show, glad i didnt miss out
if you get the chance to see em over the coming months, take it! you will not be dissapointed
i was there sunday, line up was :dirty north: :justice tonight band: :the wailers: :planb: and of course :the stone roses:
dirty north, only caught the end, bit ska indie rock type stuff, not too bad, but cant comment much as i didnt really see them.
the justice tonight band was a treat, guy from the fal with mick jones from the clash, plus a plethora of other singesr guesting on tracks, john power, john robb, geezer from the reverend and the makers and a couple of oters who i cant remember at the min. did the two big fall hits "all together now" and "groovey train", while the fall where never my fave band of that era, with 70000 (?) people singing along those two tracks did work hehe
they also did a load of clash songs, now the clash, i do like a lot!! so that was an unexpected treat. all the classic hits and a couple of the lesser known bits. "clampdown" and "bankrobber" being two highlights for me!!
the wailers : need i say anything? ok, no bob marley, but still great to watch!! again all teh classic hits! "no woman, no cry"
it was just beautiful!!plan b: wow! cant say i ecpected a great deal, ive heard a few tracks, but never took that much notice, but this guy puts on a f**king good show!!
had a guy come on "faith estevan" to do some beatboxing, the guy was doing awesome dubstep style basses and beats, putting many of the sound designers here to shame! sereiously check this guys beatboxing out, massive! as they say
recognised more songs than i thought i would, few covers too, "stand by me" but in his own style.
well worth trying to find his set on youtube maybe, highly recommended as a live act
the stone roses
well, im looking forward to the obvious dvd release of the gig, john squire still sunds lush! ian brown is a monkey, renni is a drum machine and manni is a f**king dude, played virtually every track, ok two albums and a few 12s isnt much to choose from maybe, but each and every track is worth listening to, very little filler materail in their output.
again 70000 people singing along to stuff like "made of stone" or "i am the rssurection" awesome.
"fools gold" was a full length jam session, no cutting it short and doing the single version.
very muddy after two days of people dancing and walking round the park, woke up on sunday morning to rain, thinking oh shit im gonna drown in mud!
but not a drop of rain felll while we where in there, in fact the sun even shone for a little while.
all in all an awesome show, glad i didnt miss out
if you get the chance to see em over the coming months, take it! you will not be dissapointed
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- addled muppet weed
- Topic Starter
- 111329 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
think i need a nap. jut walked in
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- KVRAF
- 4584 posts since 21 Sep, 2005
vurt wrote:think i need a nap. jut walked in
Think I do too. Glad I wasn't there.
The roses will always be the Beatles of my generation.
And the mondays will always be the Stones.
Glad I never saw any of them.
I let the image live on in my mind.
I'm still waiting for some other band to come along after the day the music died.
Great review vurt. Thanks.
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thecontrolcentre thecontrolcentre https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=76240 - KVRAF
- 37262 posts since 27 Jul, 2005 from Scottish Borders
You mean The Farm, yeah (?) ... not The Fall.vurt wrote: did the two big fall hits "all together now" and "groovey train", while the fall where never my fave band of that era, with 70000 (?) people singing along those two tracks did work hehe
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- KVRAF
- 8144 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
I was thinking that, though quite like the idea of Mark E Smith ranting at 70000 people.thecontrolcentre wrote:You mean The Farm, yeah (?) ... not The Fall.vurt wrote: did the two big fall hits "all together now" and "groovey train", while the fall where never my fave band of that era, with 70000 (?) people singing along those two tracks did work hehe
Cheers Vurt, sounds like it was a good night.
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- addled muppet weed
- Topic Starter
- 111329 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
yah sorry, the farm 
scousers not mancs.
cant believe i even typed the phrase "the fall where never my fave band of that era" ??? i love the fall! how did my brain let me get away with that?
but yeah, was a great night
scousers not mancs.
cant believe i even typed the phrase "the fall where never my fave band of that era" ??? i love the fall! how did my brain let me get away with that?
but yeah, was a great night
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- KVRAF
- 4584 posts since 21 Sep, 2005
Kriminal wrote:codec_spurt wrote:The roses will always be the Beatles of my generation.
And the mondays will always be the Stones.
Oops a daisy.
Did I just tickle Mr. Kriminal's irony detector?
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- KVRAF
- 4584 posts since 21 Sep, 2005
vurt wrote:yah sorry, the farm
scousers not mancs.
cant believe i even typed the phrase "the fall where never my fave band of that era" ??? i love the fall! how did my brain let me get away with that?
but yeah, was a great night
5:26 am.
Are you sure dude?
I know that KVR is about an hour out, but...
Either you iz goin' to bed too late, or you iz gettin' up too early, innit?
Which izzit?
You are obviously very jet-lagged. Kudos to you for the report!