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My first gig after the Covid lockdown palaver looks like being The Long Ryders in January at Under The Bridge (venue at Stamford Bridge). Saw them there a few years ago and Roman Abramovich was wandering around ourside and came in for part of the gig.ehich was bizarre - Stewart Lee was there too.
 
jacko100 said:
Had the charlatans last wednesday, James / Happy Mondays tonight.

Did you see the Mondays, what sort of form was Shaun in? Nice 9 song hits set they're doing.

Inconsiderate bastard ;)
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Were The Charlatans any good? Going to see them on Thursday.

Got an Oasis tribute tomorrow at the Saltgrass.
 
Longy said:
Went to see the Libertines last night. The older I get the more I dislike people. One gig a yearers especially. Anyhow, loved them 20 year ago, grew out of them a bit. The sound wasn’t great, Pete Doherty is a reet fatty now, but they were alright.
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It's amazing what no drugs can do for you.
 
I was at The Libertines last night too, left before the end, seen them a few times before, dont think I'd go again, completely lost their edge...and I agree, PD looks like Oliver Hardy these days.
I did enjoy a couple of their support acts mind- The Dead Freight were excellent.
 
the roker return said:
I was at The Libertines last night too, left before the end, seen them a few times before, dont think I'd go again, completely lost their edge...and I agree, PD looks like Oliver Hardy these days.
I did enjoy a couple of their support acts mind- The Dead Freight were excellent.
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The upside, don’t think anybody sang “toon toon” In between songs. I always know if I’m lowering my gig standards when that happens.
 
Longy said:
The upside, don’t think anybody sang “toon toon” In between songs. I always know if I’m lowering my gig standards when that happens.
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I heard one shout of it which was met by a ‘fuck off man’ from someone next to the lad.

My 1st gig post-Covid last night. 2nd time seeing them, and whilst the sound wasn’t great it was an excellent night just being back in amongst things such as that
 
jacko100 said:
Charlatans were class, they always are. As a manc mate of mine put is, the charlatans are like Denis Irwin for utd, never less than a 9/10

this basically being a greatest hits tour doesn’t get much better either.
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I`m going on Thursday. Never been a huge fan or anything but did like a few of their singles and thought along with the Inspiral Carpets , they were two of the better bands from that era. I`ve not seen them before so quite looking forward to it.
 
Exapno Mapcase said:
My first gig after the Covid lockdown palaver looks like being The Long Ryders in January at Under The Bridge (venue at Stamford Bridge). Saw them there a few years ago and Roman Abramovich was wandering around ourside and came in for part of the gig.ehich was bizarre - Stewart Lee was there too.
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Gosh I saw The Long Ryders at Sheffield University in 1984. I am getting old
 
Longy said:
The upside, don’t think anybody sang “toon toon” In between songs. I always know if I’m lowering my gig standards when that happens.
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I may be mistaken, but I thought I heard a few, 'Ooh, ooh, red and white army' chants at one point.

The support act before the bloke who did 2/3 acoustic songs was utterly spoilt by his cringeworthy in between song patter. Yes we know you are from Newcastle, STFU.
 
Dan..Dan..Dan..Dan said:
I may be mistaken, but I thought I heard a few, 'Ooh, ooh, red and white army' chants at one point.

The support act before the bloke who did 2/3 acoustic songs was utterly spoilt by his cringeworthy in between song patter. Yes we know you are from Newcastle, STFU.
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Cushin or somebody? He seems to be the generic support for Newcastle gigs these days.
 

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