Machiavelli
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Glad you went. I didn't get back until 9.30, and was knackered. They're some experience live.
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[Music] The Live Music thread
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Glad you went. I didn't get back until 9.30, and was knackered. They're some experience live.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
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Really wanted to go this but Boro away took precedence! Saw them do a great set at love supreme a year to two ago,
Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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Tindersticks were predictably excellent.
A truly great band.
A truly great band.
The Modfather
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Never really been a big Tindersticks fan, but was thoroughly impressed last night.
thedonkeycentrehalf
Moved back to wear the gloves (again)
- Jul 7, 2003
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Machiavelli
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Five star review in The Guardian
spring hall convert
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So some consolation for no playoff final is that the 28th looks like an amazing day of gigs in B'ton.
A Downtown Boys matinee followed by Follakzoid or The Chills. Smashing stuff.
A Downtown Boys matinee followed by Follakzoid or The Chills. Smashing stuff.
Machiavelli
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Phronesis at The Corn Exchange tonight, and then Follakzoid next Saturday now I won't be going to Wembley 
and also Algiers next Sunday.
and also Algiers next Sunday.
Phronesis at The Corn Exchange tonight, and then Follakzoid next Saturday now I won't be going to Wembley
and also Algiers next Sunday.
Tidy schedule that, especially Follakzoid. I'm off to see Suuns tonight.
That's pleasing.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
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Phronesis for me tonight as well. Really enjoyed their set at love supreme a couple of years ago. Am listening to the new studio release Parralax as I catch up on NSC!
Machiavelli
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They were really impressive. We were right in the middle of the front row and we had a fine time. I was really pleased to see so many there, never thought that avant-garde Scandi jazz would attract 200/300/whatever.
I managed to bump into Dan Spicer last night, who put on last year's Brighton Alternative Jazz Festival, which was an incredible event. He said that it's going ahead this year, early/mid-September -- I'd highly recommend that.
spring hall convert
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The Dictionary Pud/ Faux Discx organised all dayer was fantastic on Saturday. Hookworms were their usual brilliant selves, it was great to catch them in a properly small venue again. - ace support from Cold Pumas, Sweet Williams, Irma Vep & Great Ytene among others as well.
Did anyone do the TGE main event? Was it Ggod/ bad/ indifferent? I managed to have a great 3 days scooting around seeing the Alternative Escape stuff. The freebies downstairs at The Hope were rather good on the Saturday.
Did anyone do the TGE main event? Was it Ggod/ bad/ indifferent? I managed to have a great 3 days scooting around seeing the Alternative Escape stuff. The freebies downstairs at The Hope were rather good on the Saturday.
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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Me. I thought it was really good fun this year. This was the first year where i really had no idea who the hell anyone was, so it was full on work your way through the line up research at the last minute. Saw quite a wide range of bands some nice indie from Blossoms and Fronteers, some good country/americana from The Sisterhood, The Wild Feathers and Larkin Poe, some good rocking with Black Foxxes and Reigning Days, the Scottish showcase was particularly good with Isle and Man of Moon very impressive. Finished off with Parisian psychedelia from Holy Oysters on the saturday night. Also caught some alt escape stuff I enjoyed Super Glu at the East Street Tap in particular.
All in all an excellent year, thursday was great as you could flit from venue to venue and the atmosphere around was town was just buzzing. Looking forward to doing it all again next year.
SicilianHungary
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I did! Saw loads of people across the three days with the wristband, saw almost everyone I wanted - the one I couldn't see could have been fixed with better planning on my part! Highlights including Eagulls, Bleached, Wyvern Lingo, Gundelach and Liss.
I think the free shows were perhaps 'cooler' than some of the main shows. Dream Wife at Photomatic, Get Inuit at Beyond Retro, Day Wave in the middle of Hare & Hounds. Chastity Belt at the Hope were very good - they played my favourite!
Just a few weekends until Field Day in London!
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Glad you enjoyed your weekend. We had tickets for the main festival but ended up seeing lots from the alternative too- mainly in Bar Rogue where Earworm were running things. The Fiction Aisle played there on the Friday and managed to squeeze into the tiny space available. They were particularly enjoyable and Tom White clearly deserves some success with them. Other bands included Frankie Cosmos (should go down well with those on the indietracks thread) Larkin Poe ( rather attractive ) Skinny Girl Diet, Chastity Belt, Vulgarians, Idles (loud), Tibet, Smerz, Glass, View, Aisha Devi, Guy Andrews, and a few others the names of which I did not catch. Was not able to see much during Thursday and Friday daytime due to work sadly. Overall I enjoyed this year more than the last. Brighton is at its very best during the festival and great fun wandering around not really having any agenda to worry about. Bring on 2017.
Jeffrey Lewis for the umpteenth time tonight. He is fun though.