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BodyDouble (won’t ask why)
no teeth. Please say that is not you. I was the bald one. Still am, in fact.
Yeah – the stick was so badly chipped that it gave me splinters as I caught it.
Hey Sludgey
I watched George right through the last track and willed that stick right into my hand.
Did anyone see the support. Jesus. Miming over DAT until one of them pulled out a geetar and proceeded to play….
F. For five minutes. Works if you are My Bloody Valentine maybe, but not here.
This was without a doubt the best I have ever seen any of them play. Yeah J looked "tired" , (although I reckon stoned was a better bet), but if he can play like that tired, beware when the man is feeling lively. Mike Watt was worth the entrance money alone (see earlier comments about Ron/Watt looking like David’s Mellor and Bellamy). Just Like Heaven was a real treat. Only problem was the gentleman in the grey shirt just behind me – loon.
Oh and happy birthday to the guy who was stood next to me (even J wished him so).
Out of the 20 odd times that I have seen them now, that was the second best. The next night in Brighton was absolutely amazing – much smaller venue, totally different set list (no everything flows, and not so many stooges but Just like Heaven and Blowin It/Live for that Look.
It’ll probably be another year before they come back here, it hardly seems worth going to anything else in the interim.
This was also the first time since FireHose that I have rated Mr Watt. OK, so Mike and Ron looked a little like David Bellamy and David Mellor, and Watt is undoubtedly the scariest man I have ever seen, and he may not sing quite as nicely as Bob Pollard, but fuck me can he play bass. Still, he does need to be locked up (don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone rock like that with a cigar hanging out of their mouths.)
Go see. And as for Bobby G. Always was a dick and WHERE ARE YOU NOW YOU PRICK. Being near to where the mic was getting smacked onto the crowd, I was looking around to have words with him, but I think that he was ejected fairly quickly. Lucky for him.
Hoppin’ on the David Beckham bandwagon, eh?
Being folically challanged, I have the reverse mohawk, also known as the "slaphead".
I only post when I have something particularly cutting or subtle to say, so
DIE JARON DIE DIE DIE WITH ALL YOUR DAMN POSTS DIE IN PAIN DIE DIE.
Not really – time was when it’d be about a week before anyone would post anything, so it’s nice to have lots to read every day
EVEN IF I DO WANT TO KILL YOU WITH YOUR LYRICAL DIARRHOEAR DIE DIE.
Again, excuse my dry British humour, as Digital Underground once said
Postwatchyalike (ooh ooh I see guys and girls dancin’)
<FONT>[ May 31, 2001 08:56 AM: Message mutated 1 time, lastly by Javro ]</font>
I think they are lyrically faultless
"and that’s about the time she walked away from me, nobody likes you when you’re 23"
Brilliant.
And another quality fact. Although in the US you call them Blink oneeightytwo, we call them Blink one eight two! Amazing!
Book – BFG (big friendly giant)
Film – Escape To Witch Mountain (scary as funk when I was a kid, Tony and Tia the flying children lost at sea captured by an evil man in a big house aggggggggggh!)
Song – Joe Le Taxi – Vanessa Paradis (il vas pas partout, il manche pas au soda, son saxo jaune, connait toutes les rues par couer).
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<FONT>[ May 30, 2001 08:30 AM: Message mutated 1 time, lastly by Javro ]</font>
Turnip farm is a cracking track, as is the other b-side on that funny little picture disc.
I can’t believe that there is already a band called wank factor 7 – I was gonna call my band that….
I accept your pity. I hear his hair transplant went slightly "awry" and he is left with scars all over his head.
In the wise words of Nelson a la Simpsons
"ha ha".
