Yeah, those days are long gone.
This one is 1pm to 10:30pm.
Will presumably then open for the kids after that!
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[Music] The Live Music thread
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This one is 1pm to 10:30pm.
Will presumably then open for the kids after that!
The Lemming Stomper
Under the flag
Blixa and the boys superb Wednesday...A drill, shopping trolly, numerous pipes and curly metal things all bashed, yet it was the slow numbers esp Grazer Damm and How Did I Die that hit home for me...
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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I can only imagine how good that was.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Was lucky enough to get a couple of tickets to see Jack White at Chalk this Sunday. Also coming up, sorry no spread sheet:
Nick Cave
Crack Cloud
Soft Play/Panic Shack
Bob Vylan
Nick Cave again
Mutations
Get Down Services
Porridge Radio
Idles
The Skids
Nick Cave
Crack Cloud
Soft Play/Panic Shack
Bob Vylan
Nick Cave again
Mutations
Get Down Services
Porridge Radio
Idles
The Skids
PETITION — A L P H A B E T
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Alphabet at risk this time.
Hotchilidog
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Went to see Ride at Chalk last night. Utterly superb and I was delighted that the new album was so prominent in the set as it is an absolute belter. The gig will always be better than the game.
kevo
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Tut tut! I noted the clash, but was at the Amex.
Hotchilidog
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I booked the ticket ages ago, and I have learned from bitter experience that I will always enjoy the gig more than the match. Got home in time watch the game in full having successfully avoided the score.
Hotchilidog
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Just spotted that Interlaker, the new venture of former Lonely The Brave vocalist David Jakes are playing the Hope and Ruin tomorrow night. That's my kick off to the weekend sorted, the singles and pre-released album tracks bear all the melodic epic goodness of the first two LtB albums.
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
Cud Friday, OhNos 28th!
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Saw them there early Summer and it was brilliant- a pre Glastonbury warm up. It’s not really the type of music I would listen to but I find them very entertaining.
Pogue Mahone
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Cheers. Tickets bought.
The Allergies at Chalk tonight. Looking forward to some funky soul.
Gong to see Lankum perform their current acclaimed album on Monday, in its entirety. I’m not a huge fan but a friend had a spare to thought I’d go. Live music does often change my perception so let’s see
Machiavelli
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I, on the other hand, am an enormous fan of False Lankum, and am yet to see it live. I'd want it to be incredibly live and, if so, it'd have the kind of effects you get at, eg, Godspeed gigs
It’s at a wonderful old school theater as well, Das Theater des Westens. It usually hosts musicals for old timers but in between musical runs they host one off gigs; I saw Oneohtrix Point Never earlier in the year. I’ll report back.
Talking of God Speed, I’m seeing them again in October.
David Gilmour tomorrow afternoon.
Never seen him solo but many times in his old band!
Never seen him solo but many times in his old band!
Machiavelli
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Sounds ideal. It'll be awesome.
Saw Lankum last night.
They performed their False Lankum album in its entirety. I understand this gig was a bit different, in both in performance and with choice of venue, the beautiful 1895 Theatre Des Westerns, to what they usually serve up. The band actually joked about the venue being fancy and hoped everyone was okay with it.
As previously mentioned I wasn’t overly keen on the album, thought it good but not as remarkable as others, including Mercury, Ivor Norvello and virtually every respectable end-of-year list, but a friend invited me and decided to go.
What can I say, I’m a convert. It was remarkable, it was emotional, the crowd were focused. The 4 band members were joined by a drummer, from Gilla Band, plus their producer. Sound was superb, delicate and intricate at times. Vocal harmonies quiet but uplifting and strong. Band were chatty and playful.
I listened to a few album tracks when I came home, their recorded music sounds different now. I sometimes find this, that a live performance affects how I receive recorded output.
A great gig.
They performed their False Lankum album in its entirety. I understand this gig was a bit different, in both in performance and with choice of venue, the beautiful 1895 Theatre Des Westerns, to what they usually serve up. The band actually joked about the venue being fancy and hoped everyone was okay with it.
As previously mentioned I wasn’t overly keen on the album, thought it good but not as remarkable as others, including Mercury, Ivor Norvello and virtually every respectable end-of-year list, but a friend invited me and decided to go.
What can I say, I’m a convert. It was remarkable, it was emotional, the crowd were focused. The 4 band members were joined by a drummer, from Gilla Band, plus their producer. Sound was superb, delicate and intricate at times. Vocal harmonies quiet but uplifting and strong. Band were chatty and playful.
I listened to a few album tracks when I came home, their recorded music sounds different now. I sometimes find this, that a live performance affects how I receive recorded output.
A great gig.