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Post by Gary the Enfield » Fri Apr 22, 2016 10:44 am

Harry Genshaw wrote:My Facebook feed this last week was full of upset folk about ACDC replacing Brian Johnson with Axel Rose. The news was described as having received a mixed reception. The folk I know we're pretty far from mixed over it. Any fans of them on here that are ok with it?

Never seen AC/DC live. Overpriced, corporate and Brian Johnson's voice grates after about 10 minutes. Back in Black is the last good album they did (and yes, I'm well aware that was 1980) :shock:

However, the way he has been discarded and subsequently replaced by one of the most un-professional and frankly odious 'frontmen' in rock is nothing short of a car crash. If you think Bolton have had a bad season wait until you see this tour end in near riots, acrimony and legal argument.

AC/DC and Axel Rose is going to be a nightmare. They should have got the lead singer from Airbourne. I believe Steven Tyler was considered too.

Otherwise I'm fairly ambivalent about it. :mrgreen:

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Post by Beefheart » Fri Apr 22, 2016 10:52 am

Gary the Enfield wrote:
Harry Genshaw wrote:My Facebook feed this last week was full of upset folk about ACDC replacing Brian Johnson with Axel Rose. The news was described as having received a mixed reception. The folk I know we're pretty far from mixed over it. Any fans of them on here that are ok with it?

Never seen AC/DC live. Overpriced, corporate and Brian Johnson's voice grates after about 10 minutes. Back in Black is the last good album they did (and yes, I'm well aware that was 1980) :shock:

However, the way he has been discarded and subsequently replaced by one of the most un-professional and frankly odious 'frontmen' in rock is nothing short of a car crash. If you think Bolton have had a bad season wait until you see this tour end in near riots, acrimony and legal argument.

AC/DC and Axel Rose is going to be a nightmare. They should have got the lead singer from Airbourne. I believe Steven Tyler was considered too.

Otherwise I'm fairly ambivalent about it. :mrgreen:
He's not be discarded, he's taken a break otherwise he might go deaf. Interestingly, I believe they wanted Noddy Holder after Bon Scott died.

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Post by Gary the Enfield » Fri Apr 22, 2016 10:55 am

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Gary the Enfield wrote:
Harry Genshaw wrote:My Facebook feed this last week was full of upset folk about ACDC replacing Brian Johnson with Axel Rose. The news was described as having received a mixed reception. The folk I know we're pretty far from mixed over it. Any fans of them on here that are ok with it?

Never seen AC/DC live. Overpriced, corporate and Brian Johnson's voice grates after about 10 minutes. Back in Black is the last good album they did (and yes, I'm well aware that was 1980) :shock:

However, the way he has been discarded and subsequently replaced by one of the most un-professional and frankly odious 'frontmen' in rock is nothing short of a car crash. If you think Bolton have had a bad season wait until you see this tour end in near riots, acrimony and legal argument.

AC/DC and Axel Rose is going to be a nightmare. They should have got the lead singer from Airbourne. I believe Steven Tyler was considered too.

Otherwise I'm fairly ambivalent about it. :mrgreen:
He's not be discarded, he's taken a break otherwise he might go deaf. Interestingly, I believe they wanted Noddy Holder after Bon Scott died.

He's taken a break and they've taken the opportunity to say he won't be back, much to Brian Johnson's protestation. So discarded. :conf:

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Post by Beefheart » Fri Apr 22, 2016 10:59 am

Gary the Enfield wrote:
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Harry Genshaw wrote:My Facebook feed this last week was full of upset folk about ACDC replacing Brian Johnson with Axel Rose. The news was described as having received a mixed reception. The folk I know we're pretty far from mixed over it. Any fans of them on here that are ok with it?

Never seen AC/DC live. Overpriced, corporate and Brian Johnson's voice grates after about 10 minutes. Back in Black is the last good album they did (and yes, I'm well aware that was 1980) :shock:

However, the way he has been discarded and subsequently replaced by one of the most un-professional and frankly odious 'frontmen' in rock is nothing short of a car crash. If you think Bolton have had a bad season wait until you see this tour end in near riots, acrimony and legal argument.

AC/DC and Axel Rose is going to be a nightmare. They should have got the lead singer from Airbourne. I believe Steven Tyler was considered too.

Otherwise I'm fairly ambivalent about it. :mrgreen:
He's not be discarded, he's taken a break otherwise he might go deaf. Interestingly, I believe they wanted Noddy Holder after Bon Scott died.

He's taken a break and they've taken the opportunity to say he won't be back, much to Brian Johnson's protestation. So discarded. :conf:
Oh, fair enough!

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Post by Worthy4England » Fri Apr 22, 2016 11:26 am

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Beefheart wrote:Just got tickets to watch Beck in Manchester in June :pissed:

That reminds me. Tickets arrived for Rainbow last week. Well, Ritchie Blackmore and a cobbled together bunch of musos playing the back catalogue (but that's what Rainbow was anyway)

Plus I got an email confirming my tickets would be arriving shortly to watch The Answer at the 100 club. Forgot I'd booked them! :oyea:
Last time I saw 'em was in about '83. Might have a looksee, but only one UK date????

Only one date anywhere. Sorry mate, this was sold out months ago, and it's in Birmingham. Never got to see them live and I guess it won't be the same without Bonnet/Dio/Turner fronting but at least Balckmore's there.
Seen 'em with all three - Bonnet and Turner tours were pretty grim, in terms of the vocals being "Not RJD"

Seen AC/DC too, on Highway to Hell and Back in Black :-) :oyea:

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Post by thebish » Sun Apr 24, 2016 2:59 pm

cracking ride down to Sidmouth and back this morning - gorgeous Devon sunshine sparkling on the sea... (still a bit parky out there, though...)

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Post by Bruce Rioja » Sun Apr 24, 2016 3:02 pm

thebish wrote:cracking ride down to Sidmouth and back this morning - gorgeous Devon sunshine sparkling on the sea... (still a bit parky out there, though...)
Ah, silly me. I thought that Sunday morning was the one time of the week during which you actually did some work. :D
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thebish wrote:cracking ride down to Sidmouth and back this morning - gorgeous Devon sunshine sparkling on the sea... (still a bit parky out there, though...)
Ah, silly me. I thought that Sunday morning was the one time of the week during which you actually did some work. :D
aye - I rode down to sidmouth to lead the morning service at Sidmouth URC! no harm in enjoying the commute! :D

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Post by Bruce Rioja » Sun Apr 24, 2016 3:29 pm

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thebish wrote:cracking ride down to Sidmouth and back this morning - gorgeous Devon sunshine sparkling on the sea... (still a bit parky out there, though...)
Ah, silly me. I thought that Sunday morning was the one time of the week during which you actually did some work. :D
aye - I rode down to sidmouth to lead the morning service at Sidmouth URC! no harm in enjoying the commute! :D
Ah, and oh yes, absolutely :D
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Post by Worthy4England » Fri May 06, 2016 11:52 am

thebish wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:
thebish wrote:vote Boaty McBoat Face! :D

http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2016/03/19/pub ... -for-boat/
Gee, a name worthy of any self-respecting three year old. So this might carry because of 9000 twitterers with nothing better to do think it's a brilliant name then? Right, er..great stuff....

crack a smile - you know you want to! :roll:
I think Sir David Attenborough is a good guy, but it'll always be Boaty McBoatface I'm my eyes....

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Post by thebish » Fri May 06, 2016 11:56 am

Worthy4England wrote:
thebish wrote:
TANGODANCER wrote:
thebish wrote:vote Boaty McBoat Face! :D

http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2016/03/19/pub ... -for-boat/
Gee, a name worthy of any self-respecting three year old. So this might carry because of 9000 twitterers with nothing better to do think it's a brilliant name then? Right, er..great stuff....

crack a smile - you know you want to! :roll:
I think Sir David Attenborough is a good guy, but it'll always be Boaty McBoatface I'm my eyes....
:roll: three year old...

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Post by Worthy4England » Fri May 06, 2016 12:00 pm

Guilty as charged

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Post by Bruce Rioja » Fri May 06, 2016 12:09 pm

So what the 4uck was the point of the vote then? The tossers clearly knew what they were going to name it all along. :roll:
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Post by Worthy4England » Fri May 06, 2016 12:25 pm

Today I'd like to pay homage to my milk frother, which is three weeks old today. Aware that this may cause some consternation with people who don't have milk in coffee, I don't know quite how I got through life without frothy milk.

My journey started around 8 weeks ago when I cleaned the coffee machine up. It wasn't particularly dirty, just hardly been used. Some spare parts were ordered - coffee filter and a measuring spoon, but ultimately whilst it did reasonable filter coffee, it was a bit lacking in the frothing department.

My milk frother has now changed my whole concept of coffee, in an irrevocable manner (until I get bored with the awful stuff and go back to tea)....

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Worthy4England wrote:Today I'd like to pay homage to my milk frother, which is three weeks old today. Aware that this may cause some consternation with people who don't have milk in coffee, I don't know quite how I got through life without frothy milk.

My journey started around 8 weeks ago when I cleaned the coffee machine up. It wasn't particularly dirty, just hardly been used. Some spare parts were ordered - coffee filter and a measuring spoon, but ultimately whilst it did reasonable filter coffee, it was a bit lacking in the frothing department.

My milk frother has now changed my whole concept of coffee, in an irrevocable manner (until I get bored with the awful stuff and go back to tea)....

bravo!! which milk frother do you have?

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thebish wrote:
Worthy4England wrote:Today I'd like to pay homage to my milk frother, which is three weeks old today. Aware that this may cause some consternation with people who don't have milk in coffee, I don't know quite how I got through life without frothy milk.

My journey started around 8 weeks ago when I cleaned the coffee machine up. It wasn't particularly dirty, just hardly been used. Some spare parts were ordered - coffee filter and a measuring spoon, but ultimately whilst it did reasonable filter coffee, it was a bit lacking in the frothing department.

My milk frother has now changed my whole concept of coffee, in an irrevocable manner (until I get bored with the awful stuff and go back to tea)....

bravo!! which milk frother do you have?
I have a Dualit

https://www.dualit.com/products/new-milk-frother" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Post by Bruce Rioja » Fri May 06, 2016 12:34 pm

Worthy4England wrote:Today I'd like to pay homage to my milk frother, which is three weeks old today. Aware that this may cause some consternation with people who don't have milk in coffee, I don't know quite how I got through life without frothy milk.

My journey started around 8 weeks ago when I cleaned the coffee machine up. It wasn't particularly dirty, just hardly been used. Some spare parts were ordered - coffee filter and a measuring spoon, but ultimately whilst it did reasonable filter coffee, it was a bit lacking in the frothing department.

My milk frother has now changed my whole concept of coffee, in an irrevocable manner (until I get bored with the awful stuff and go back to tea)....
Hmmm. That might be what I need. I have of late been attempting to put together the perfect Espresso Martini but I simply cannot achieve the smooth, frothy top which one drinks it though.

Still tastes fantastic though.
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Worthy4England wrote:
thebish wrote:
Worthy4England wrote:Today I'd like to pay homage to my milk frother, which is three weeks old today. Aware that this may cause some consternation with people who don't have milk in coffee, I don't know quite how I got through life without frothy milk.

My journey started around 8 weeks ago when I cleaned the coffee machine up. It wasn't particularly dirty, just hardly been used. Some spare parts were ordered - coffee filter and a measuring spoon, but ultimately whilst it did reasonable filter coffee, it was a bit lacking in the frothing department.

My milk frother has now changed my whole concept of coffee, in an irrevocable manner (until I get bored with the awful stuff and go back to tea)....

bravo!! which milk frother do you have?
I have a Dualit

https://www.dualit.com/products/new-milk-frother" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
oooh - where do you get black milk from?

my coffee machine has a kind of steam-spouting spigot that sticks out of the side that you can steam/froth your milk with.. I'm guessing that produces the same kind of effect?
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Post by Bruce Rioja » Fri May 06, 2016 12:35 pm

thebish wrote:
Worthy4England wrote:
thebish wrote:
Worthy4England wrote:Today I'd like to pay homage to my milk frother, which is three weeks old today. Aware that this may cause some consternation with people who don't have milk in coffee, I don't know quite how I got through life without frothy milk.

My journey started around 8 weeks ago when I cleaned the coffee machine up. It wasn't particularly dirty, just hardly been used. Some spare parts were ordered - coffee filter and a measuring spoon, but ultimately whilst it did reasonable filter coffee, it was a bit lacking in the frothing department.

My milk frother has now changed my whole concept of coffee, in an irrevocable manner (until I get bored with the awful stuff and go back to tea)....

bravo!! which milk frother do you have?
I have a Dualit

https://www.dualit.com/products/new-milk-frother" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
oooh - where do you get black milk from?
The milkman of course. Delivered to the doorstep. :)
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Post by thebish » Fri May 06, 2016 12:37 pm

Bruce Rioja wrote: The milkman of course. Delivered to the doorstep. :)
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