What are you playing tonight?

[bobo the clown]

Well one thing's for sure ... whatever their intent they do not sound anywhere near "bluegrass slide guitar mixed with stripper drum beats and Canned Heat vocals."

[Bruce Rioja]

Aye, not a band to listen to an album of. I tend to have a few songs and then stick Queens of the Stone Age on.

Though, tbf, I've never really been able to listen to more than a few Foo's songs in a row. I like the idea of them much more than I do their actual music!

That.

[thebish]

this morning... Nitin Sawhney..

[LeverEnd]

Plans for a quiet night in close to being scuppered by listening for the first time in ages to Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine and getting in the mood for a beer or ten.

One of their early classics, both musically and lyrically...

[TANGODANCER]

A mention by Bruce of a relation called Bohemia reminded me of this. Here's the link. I like it. Click on the vid. :

http://gypsiesofbohemia.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[KeyserSoze]

Went to watch Consumer Electronics play last night on the back of a free ticket. Enjoyable for a bit but the patience went thin quite quickly.

Support band Alberich was fecking superb though.

[Bruce Rioja]

Sorted

You purchased 3 tickets to:
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Stiff Little Fingers
O2 Ritz Manchester, Manchester,
Sat 19 Mar 2016, 18:30
Details: Stiff Little Fingers
Order for: Bruce Rioja
Seat location: section TICKET
Total Charge: £65.95

[bobo the clown]

I got 2 tickets for Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) late March in a box in the Royal Albert Hall. Let's say the tickets didn't cost me £66 !!!

[Il Pirate]

I got 2 tickets for Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) late March in a box in the Royal Albert Hall. Let's say the tickets didn't cost me £66 !!!

Each?!!
You'll be nipping around the corner to the union bar at Imperial College then to save yourself a few quid on drinks. Always a winner

[Bruce Rioja]

I got 2 tickets for Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) late March in a box in the Royal Albert Hall. Let's say the tickets didn't cost me £66 !!!

Each?!!
You'll be nipping around the corner to the union bar at Imperial College then to save yourself a few quid on drinks. Always a winner

He doesn't even get to see Supertramp!

[bobo the clown]

I got 2 tickets for Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) late March in a box in the Royal Albert Hall. Let's say the tickets didn't cost me £66 !!!

Each?!!
You'll be nipping around the corner to the union bar at Imperial College then to save yourself a few quid on drinks. Always a winner

... a fckg sight more, each.

Yes. I could use my Senior Common Room pass I suppose.

Now looking for a good hotel in Ken/South Ken which won't cost me the actual Earth.

[Bruce Rioja]

I got 2 tickets for Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) late March in a box in the Royal Albert Hall. Let's say the tickets didn't cost me £66 !!!

Each?!!
You'll be nipping around the corner to the union bar at Imperial College then to save yourself a few quid on drinks. Always a winner

... a fckg sight more, each.

Yes. I could use my Senior Common Room pass I suppose.

Now looking for a good hotel in Ken/South Ken which won't cost me the actual Earth.

Kensigton Holiday Inn always does for me when I'm working at Earl's Court. Get thissen in theyer.

[Lost Leopard Spot]

Constantly, in my head all over Christmas, I've been earwormed with Herman and his fxckin Hermits "No Milk Today". It was one of the tracks featured in that play about the making of Dad's Army. Bastards.

[Harry Genshaw]

Am loving the Elle King and new Coldplay albums. Belting

[Bruce Rioja]

Am loving the Elle King and new Coldplay albums. Belting

I find Coldplay to be tedious in the extreme. However, I heard a song on the wireless a couple of weeks ago and thought - if Coldplay were any good they'd sound like this, and it was them!

[Harry Genshaw]

Am loving the Elle King and new Coldplay albums. Belting

I find Coldplay to be tedious in the extreme. However, I heard a song on the wireless a couple of weeks ago and thought - if Coldplay were any good they'd sound like this, and it was them!

I know a lot of folk aren't keen but I really like them. I was listening to a Lemmy tribute on radio two this afternoon and they played some Motorhead song about a reptile. To me it was loud music for the sake of it with no great tune and lyrics like they'd been written by a 12 year old. Certainly not in Chris Martins league

[Gary the Enfield]

Am loving the Elle King and new Coldplay albums. Belting

I find Coldplay to be tedious in the extreme. However, I heard a song on the wireless a couple of weeks ago and thought - if Coldplay were any good they'd sound like this, and it was them!

I know a lot of folk aren't keen but I really like them. I was listening to a Lemmy tribute on radio two this afternoon and they played some Motorhead song about a reptile. To me it was loud music for the sake of it with no great tune and lyrics like they'd been written by a 12 year old. Certainly not in Chris Martins league

The difference being Motorheads music was designed to drink, smoke, dance, feck and fight to.

With Coldplay you sit, eat, sip and tap your feet to. No comparison. No peer.

[Harry Genshaw]

Am loving the Elle King and new Coldplay albums. Belting

I find Coldplay to be tedious in the extreme. However, I heard a song on the wireless a couple of weeks ago and thought - if Coldplay were any good they'd sound like this, and it was them!

I know a lot of folk aren't keen but I really like them. I was listening to a Lemmy tribute on radio two this afternoon and they played some Motorhead song about a reptile. To me it was loud music for the sake of it with no great tune and lyrics like they'd been written by a 12 year old. Certainly not in Chris Martins league

The difference being Motorheads music was designed to drink, smoke, dance, feck and fight to.

With Coldplay you sit, eat, sip and tap your feet to. No comparison. No peer.

You like Quo so therefore any opinion is null and void

[Bruce Rioja]

Am loving the Elle King and new Coldplay albums. Belting

I find Coldplay to be tedious in the extreme. However, I heard a song on the wireless a couple of weeks ago and thought - if Coldplay were any good they'd sound like this, and it was them!

I know a lot of folk aren't keen but I really like them. I was listening to a Lemmy tribute on radio two this afternoon and they played some Motorhead song about a reptile. To me it was loud music for the sake of it with no great tune and lyrics like they'd been written by a 12 year old. Certainly not in Chris Martins league

Oh dear. Have you a demonstration of music played by a 12 year old? Can you actually play a musical instrument? Do you know what the feck you're on about? You think Coldplay are good, yes? Does the term 'Rock and Roll' mean anything to you?

[bobo the clown]

The difference being Motorheads music was designed to drink, smoke, dance, feck and fight to.

With Coldplay you sit, eat, sip and tap your feet to. No comparison. No peer.

I find Coldplay's music is designed to have me hit the off-button to.

Not quite Liberace but in the region of.