Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Going down like BHS some might say!
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[Music] Sleaford Mods ticket - Friday at the Dome
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Going down like BHS some might say!
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
I’m impressed with the geezer pissing in that pint and drinking it, but that’s about it.
juliant
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People actually pay to listen to this ? Im in the wrong job......
Cheeky Monkey
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CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Well I'm going and cant wait. Seen them loads- first time at The Albert when only one of them turned up. It was still a great evening.
Dry Cleaning are the support this time round- dont miss them, their album will be in the top five of many 'best of 2021' listings.
Dry Cleaning are the support this time round- dont miss them, their album will be in the top five of many 'best of 2021' listings.
Wozza
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Decent. Seeing them live in the spring.
1066familyman
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Live by the sea
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It’s amazing how you need literally no talent this days to release music ! If I saw them on comic relief I would assume it’s a wind up , it’s that bad .
Stick with ELO m@goo.
They're shit too.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Just out of interest what would your 'go to' musical choice be? Genre or artist.
Arthur
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Stormzy is just a bloke shouting over a backing track and he headlined Glastonbury.
Different strokes for different folks and all that.
Live by the sea
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I have wide musical tastes but I appreciate artists that have talent even if it’s not my type of music .
With respect sleaford mods is not any genre of music it’s just utter rubbish , the lowest form of music taste possible . Two drunk men who look like they’ve just escaped prison, shouting down a microphone about how terrible life is . How is that attractive to hear ! Anyone can do that .
My personal taste ranges from Roxy Music , David Bowie to U2 & Aretha Franklin & lots of stuff in between .
I’m not a fan of heavy metal etc but I appreciate bands like iron maiden are talented & are good at what they do , even if it’s not my taste .
I like to hear lyrics being sung not screamed .
Level 42 , deacon blue etc tell stories well .
With respect sleaford mods is not any genre of music it’s just utter rubbish , the lowest form of music taste possible . Two drunk men who look like they’ve just escaped prison, shouting down a microphone about how terrible life is . How is that attractive to hear ! Anyone can do that .
My personal taste ranges from Roxy Music , David Bowie to U2 & Aretha Franklin & lots of stuff in between .
I’m not a fan of heavy metal etc but I appreciate bands like iron maiden are talented & are good at what they do , even if it’s not my taste .
I like to hear lyrics being sung not screamed .
Level 42 , deacon blue etc tell stories well .
Pinkie Brown
Wir Sind das Volk
Seen them three times in the past. The ultimate marmite act I guess. First venue I saw them was a converted public toilet in Tunbridge Wells (Forum) and last time about three years ago, a former East German slaughter house in a run down industrial area. Perfect ambiance for them. Unsure as to how they will be suited to a larger venue like the Dome?
There's more talent and skill in what he does than shit dancing in front of a laptop. I couldn't do what Stormzy does.
Arthur
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Nor could I but nor could I do what Sleaford Mods do.
Monkey Man
Your support is not that great
I've quite enjoyed some Sleaford Mods stuff and it amuses me no end that Iggy Pop is such a big fan. Recently I've found their stuff a bit dull though.
I'd be curious to know if their live act is evolving in any way or is it the same formula? I do wonder if it will all begin to wear thin.
I say all this as a big fan of another "marmite" band, The Fall: "always different, always the same".
I'd be curious to know if their live act is evolving in any way or is it the same formula? I do wonder if it will all begin to wear thin.
I say all this as a big fan of another "marmite" band, The Fall: "always different, always the same".
1066familyman
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So you have a wide taste in pop music. Fair enough.
Sounds like the folk that pick the non stop oldies dross on Radio 2 in the afternoon and describe their taste as 'eclectic'. No, it's a wide taste in pop music, nothing more.
Surprised Dry Cleaning are still doing support, tbh - they deserve to be a headline act now.
Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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I saw them at The Old Market a few years ago. They came in the pub where I was working for some grub and a pint in the afternoon. They liked some of the songs I had playing; Husker Du, Wedding Present, Can, ACR Jonathan Richman ... they particularly enjoyed Cud. They gave me a freebie, which was a nice gesture.
Never heard them before and after 5 minutes I was on the verge of downing my pint and leaving but bumped into a mate and stuck around for a bit.
They're superb.
Never heard them before and after 5 minutes I was on the verge of downing my pint and leaving but bumped into a mate and stuck around for a bit.
They're superb.