Throw that spanner, which is it? I reckon it’s Sons of Kemet?
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Throw that spanner, which is it? I reckon it’s Sons of Kemet?
Pogue Mahone
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I agree that [MENTION=28490]Machiavelli[/MENTION] prefers Sons of Kemet.
Me? The Comet is Coming, all day long.
Machiavelli
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You're right on that. Me likes jaaaazzzzz, whereas proggy stuff doesn't do it for me. Hence I'm also a big fan of FYAH by Theon Cross, the tuba player in SoK.
redoubtable seagull
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You’ll know this already, but for the benefit of others, also check out Shabaka and the Ancestors, the other group that he leads. He’s also been a member of Melt Yourself Down but don’t think he plays with them these days.
Insel affe
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Pogue Mahone
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Here you go. The reason why it is good to be the oldest guy in the moshpit.
https://www.radiox.co.uk/news/music...mpUgz9CU71Kba04JBX_tgqabMek8bsfee6unKkdGFOS6I
https://www.radiox.co.uk/news/music...mpUgz9CU71Kba04JBX_tgqabMek8bsfee6unKkdGFOS6I
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Does watching from the edge of the moshpit with occasional entries into it count? At 54 I’ve reached that stage now.
redoubtable seagull
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I read this over the weekend. Made me chuckle. A gig a month minimum and quarterly visit to a gallery per year should help to put a few years on before I pop me clogs!
Hungry Joe
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Highly recommended for fans of noise pop, Rotterdam's visceral and brilliant The Sweet Release of Death play The Prince Albert tomorrow (Thursday) night.....bring earplugs.
https://thesweetreleaseofdeath.bandcamp.com/album/the-blissful-joy-of-living
https://www.facebook.com/events/2379711169024438/
https://thesweetreleaseofdeath.bandcamp.com/album/the-blissful-joy-of-living
https://www.facebook.com/events/2379711169024438/
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
They are playing Bognor this weekend as well at Rockaway Beech, I am looking forward to it, 28 bands back to back, as a previous poster showed, could be increasing my life expectancy.
Any advise on who I should miss when I need to go and eat. I think on Sunday I want to see everyone, may have to eat only fast food.
Line up
FRIDAY - REDS
16.00: INDIAN QUEENS
17.00: BELLATRIX
18.00: TRUPA TRUPA
19.00: YOUNG KNIVES
FRIDAY - CENTRE STAGE
20.30: BLACK COUNTRY, NEW ROAD
21.30: SOAK
23.00: JOHN CALE
01.00: PRINCESTEEN
FRIDAY - SKYLINE
17.00: FILM: 24HR PARTY PEOPLE
20.00: JOHN CALE IN CONVERSATION WITH JOHN ROBB
21.00: FILM: AIRPLANE!
22.30: FILM: PURPLE RAIN
FRIDAY - BAR ROSSO
15.00: BEST OF ROCKAWAY BEACH OPENING DISCO
17.00: FONTAINES D.C. ALBUM PLAYBACK: DOGREL
18.00: MARY CHAIN ALBUM PLAYBACK: DARKLANDS
19.00: THE ROCKAWAY BEACH PLAYLIST
21.00: IDLES ALBUM PLAYBACK: JOY AS AN ACT OF RESISTANCE
22.00: BRUISER PARTY WITH SPECIAL GUEST DJs
00.00: INTERNATIONAL TEACHERS OF POP DJs
SATURDAY - REDS
12.00: PAGANS S.O.H
13.00: SCROUNGE
14.00: PENELOPE ISLES
15.00: RASCALTON
16.00: THE SWEET RELEASE OF DEATH
17.00: OUR GIRL
18.00: SELF ESTEEM
SATURDAY - CENTRE STAGE
19.30: PETER PERRETT
21.00: NOVA TWINS
22.15: THE JESUS & MARY CHAIN
01.00: STEVE LAMACQ DJ SET
SATURDAY - SKYLINE
11.30: FILM: DROP DEAD FRED
13.30: FILM: THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS
15.30: FILM: A DOG CALLED MONEY
17:30 / TBC: PETER PERRETT Q&A
18:30 / TBC: MARY CHAIN Q&A
20.00: FILM: THE PRINCESS BRIDE
22.00: FILM: TREMORS
SATURDAY - BAR ROSSO
11.00: THE ROCKAWAY PLAYLIST
13.00: NEVER MIND THE MARYCHAINS QUIZ
14.30: GOLDEN YEARS 73: DAVID BOWIE BIRTHDAY
16.00: PIE & VINYL DJs
17.30: LEE SAUNDERS DJ
18.30: SKARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGERS 2 TONE TENNIS
19.30: SCROUNGE DJs
21.00: MOONLANDINGZ DJ
22.30: ROCKAWAY BEACH DJS
00.00: SOUNDTRACKS DJS
SUNDAY - REDS
12.00: ADWAITH
13.00: EYESORE & THE JINX
14.00: THE VEGAN LEATHER
15.00: LIFE
16.00: MELYS
17.00: HEAVY LUNGS
18.15: INTERNATIONAL TEACHERS OF POP
SUNDAY - CENTRE STAGE
19.15: BRIX & THE EXTRICATED
20.30: THE WEDDING PRESENT
22.00: FONTAINES D.C.
SUNDAY - SKYLINE
11.00: FILM: LABYRINTH
13.30: FILM: BIG
15.30: TV: BROTHERS CRAINE ON FRASIER
18.00: FONTAINES D.C. IN CONVERSATION
19.00: FILM: SORRY TO BOTHER YOU
21.00: FILM: DRIVE
22.30: FILM: THE SHINING
SUNDAY - BAR ROSSO
11.00: ROCKAWAY PLAYLIST
12.00: VINTAGE MUSIC AND FILM QUIZ
13.30: END OF THE F***ING PLAYLIST
14.30: MARTY CRANE DJ
15.30: LEE HARDING DJ
16.30: IRON CROWBAR DJ
17.30: SLOB DYLAN DJ
18.30: DJ TAGNUTS LOUD HOUR
19.30: TINNED HEAT (SOHO RADIO) DJ
20.30: THE INDIE TIME MACHINE
22.00: BAND OF HOLY JOY DJS
00.00: CLOSING PARTY WITH DOM GOURLAY
Live by the sea
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Noise pop; a bit like heavy metal , barely any tune , and guaranteed to give you a headache after 10 mins listening. It’s a no from me.
Thank you for this contribution
Live by the sea
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Sorry Herr, I tend to have fairly strong opinions . I like a tune I can hum .
Mr Banana
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Got offered a ticket but have work. Dur. Please let us know how Young Knives are, if you can be arsed. They could be some indie relic playing biennial tours but instead they're getting more gothic and weird all the time, because they've got too many ideas not to experiment, and I like it a lot.
Horton's halftime iceberg
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Defiantly going to take in Young Knives, will report back. Whats good is that, if you have the stamina you could pretty much watch every live set over the 3 days.
Starting with good intentions but I am sure papa johns vegan pizza will drag me away when some of the sets get challenging.
Hotchilidog
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Will be at The Hope & Ruin this Friday for Clowns and Mum Dad & The Kids. Following on from last Saturday's superb 20/20 Visions show at the Albert am looking to up my gig going game this year. Already have Black Honey, Beach Riot and The Flying Burrito Bros 50th Anniversary Tribute show lined up for this month.
Mr Banana
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I was thinking of doing that. Are they any good for £12? I can already envisage it being half-full of veterans in Smashing Pumpkins t-shirts supping ale - not that there's anything wrong with that, of course, but it might mean I trudge despondently out halfway through.
Jeffrey Lewis is playing Resident on Wednesday
Hotchilidog
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I was thinking of doing that. Are they any good for £12? I can already envisage it being half-full of veterans in Smashing Pumpkins t-shirts supping ale - not that there's anything wrong with that, of course, but it might mean I trudge despondently out halfway through.
Jeffrey Lewis is playing Resident on Wednesday
To be honest I thought £10+fee was pricey for them, but they have a decent enough local following to make it worthwhile. At some point people need to get paid. Clowwns are great live I have seen them numerous times, very energetic performers and pretty spiky live, so I am looking forward to it. Also Love Vigilante is such a great groove-fest any excuse to see it played live is a good one.
Saw Mum Dad & The Kids for the first time on Saturday, after years of hearing my friends bang on about them, and was very impressed. Yet again another charismatic frontman backed by a solid band (including Stereolab's bass player apparently). I think it will be a good night.
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
Brilliant way to start the new year. Young Knives were still pushing it. They said they were Young Knives 2.0.