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Blot
28-10-2009, 20:50
Saw Green Day on Monday night at Sheffield. Pretty ****ing awesome gig, indeed pretty much top of 20 + years of gigs.

Now a bit stuck around who to go see next
Saw Oasis with Kasabian and The Enemy in July, not a lot about at the mo that really float me boat :crap:

Been to see stacks of comedy this year including
Eddie Izzard - seeing again friday
Ross Noble
Reginald D Hunter - so ****ing funny, not like the Reg you see on TV
Simon Amstell - mildly amusing
Got tickets to see Rich Hall and Lee Mack

Anyone else worth going to see music or comedy wise??
dave-sbs
28-10-2009, 21:02
ken dodd is doing his 5 hour show in carlisle this weekend :rolleyes:
Blot
28-10-2009, 21:08
ken dodd is doing his 5 hour show in carlisle this weekend :rolleyes:

Have you and Dan got parts in the show?
Mudslinger
28-10-2009, 21:27
Im getting forced to go see Depeche Mode in Glasgow this december . Not sure what to expect really , but i have to admit im getting quite good at singing there songs on singstar :)
Mart
28-10-2009, 21:35
If you like your 80's vibe, UB40, Simple Minds, Depeche Mode, Spandau Ballet, and the Pet Shop Boys are all touring the next couple of months.
clee
28-10-2009, 21:54
I do wish they'd let it lie ....apart from Black Lace of course :agree:
Sparkie
28-10-2009, 23:35
go see The Prodigy.
saw them 4 or 5 times back in the 90's, they were awesome then, and are supposed to be awesome now.
5alldaway
29-10-2009, 00:14
sir cliff!
scratcher
29-10-2009, 16:15
go see The Prodigy.
saw them 4 or 5 times back in the 90's, they were awesome then, and are supposed to be awesome now.

I'm with Sparkie. Seen The Prodigy 6 times now and every time is bigger and better. They're playing in december too :agree:
And they pick the warm up act so its alway good. Last time I saw them they had Dizzee Rascal on first with Kissy Sell Out DJing between sets.
Blot
29-10-2009, 20:14
Reckon Depeche Mode should be pretty :cool:, some suitably edgy and dark stuff.

Sir Cliff indeed, i'm not as old as :mart: you know :scratch:

Good call on The Prodigy, similar vibe, right up there on all time gigs was PWEI & EMF at Leeds Met (before it claimed to be a uni, maybe I am as old as :mart: after all :D).

Would kinda go see Placebo but not sure if I could put up with brian molko's whine for more than a couple of songs:confused:

Need another fix of Killing Joke but definitely not Spandau fecking Ballet! How the hell did they sell out 9 nights anywhere! :confused::confused::confused::scratch:
UNICRONICUS
29-10-2009, 20:49
go see The Prodigy.
saw them 4 or 5 times back in the 90's, they were awesome then, and are supposed to be awesome now.

I'll second that, they were awesome at Reading this year! I would love to see them live as a proper gig and not just 45 minutes or so. The Foo Fighters are meant to be good to see to and Muse.
clee
29-10-2009, 21:06
Killing Joke !!! feck me I'd forgotten about them :cool:
Bloody awesome they were :agree::agree:
Blot
29-10-2009, 21:20
Killing Joke !!! feck me I'd forgotten about them :cool:
Bloody awesome they were :agree::agree:

:agree:
Many a great gig enjoyed with Jaz in his various states of mind :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opu3-PTEXcc
clee
29-10-2009, 21:25
:laugh:

Paula Yates loved him and he was spotted on a 'That's Life ' street interview .....I don't know how or why i remember but I do :scratch:
Blot
29-10-2009, 21:27
:laugh:

Paula Yates loved him and he was spotted on a 'That's Life ' street interview .....I don't know how or why i remember but I do :scratch:
Yup, that's clanging a few dormant grey cells together saying you're right

and then via magic of utube....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6gL0evYV2A :eek:
Blot
29-10-2009, 21:33
Proud to say our eldest daughter (Jaz) is named after such a well balanced character :D