Spiritualized

Vindaloo wrote:was just gonna post that myself, but you took the glory

Yep - pretty strange review tho?

James Lee Burke - Tin Shack Blowdown . New Orleans set cop thriller series that transcends the crime genre, this is set at and after hurricane Katrina and gives both barrels to the Bush (non) government - fabulous sense of time and place. Very dark. That is an AMAZING book. He's a terrific author b...

Great thread and some interesting choices to consider. I usually have a few books on the go, right now these are: James Lee Burke - Tin Shack Blowdown . New Orleans set cop thriller series that transcends the crime genre, this is set at and after hurricane Katrina and gives both barrels to the Bush ...

What an awesome evening! Sat there smiling like an idiot the whole time and just felt utterly transported away, especially on Electricity and CopShootCop. Perhaps the large doobies beforehand helped :shock: ....RFH is a great place for a smoke outside. Only slight blemish (as mentioned before) was t...

Got row B - Result!

Checked RFH seating plan again just now and all front stalls and nearly all rear stalls already gone. Some availability on balcony and side stalls but not much. Suspect will be none left at all for general sale tomorrow.

eleKtroniK:musiK wrote:

runcible wrote:

enoughtomakemesick wrote: If that refers to my post then no offence intended - just excited!

Nope. Might have been this one though.

MorenoHatter wrote:
Me too. Yay.

Stick yer passwords.

pfft...benders...

Best,

Allan Greene

Fuck you you smug gits

runcible wrote:And a warm welcome to you too mate.

If that refers to my post then no offence intended - just excited!

Fucking Yesss!

Luckily I'm a rfh member so pre sale is on from 10 am tomorrow

Bring it on!

Rock Collection - Pond (replacement)
April - Sun kil Moon
Relatively Clean Rivers - Self titled
Complete early recordings - Skip James
Post Industrial Blues - Bob Brozman

All old - some very. I'm either getting old or current music is getting crap..............

enoughtomakemesick wrote:UK - Do You Love Me - Brian Poole & Tremeloes
USA -Sugar Shack - Jimmy Gilmour & the Fireballs
Aus- Blue Bayou - Roy Orbison

Thank Christ I was oblivious to what was going on!

Could have been worse - Bachelor Boy by Cliff Richards on probable conception date - Jeez!

UK - Do You Love Me - Brian Poole & Tremeloes
USA -Sugar Shack - Jimmy Gilmour & the Fireballs
Aus- Blue Bayou - Roy Orbison

Thank Christ I was oblivious to what was going on!

Great gig, loved Let It Flow and esp the f**ing sublime slide guitar on Shine a Light. Seems a shame that most of the audience didn't really seem that into it. Now looking forward to Green Man and Roundhouse, hope audience (and light show) better then.