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22 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 14:46
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you'll laugh, i drove passed the laurel and hardy statue in ulverston last night looking for a chippy (Found one!) and right next to it was a bargain booze 
i went behind but there was no one there, maybe an unexploited area for you KP
i went behind but there was no one there, maybe an unexploited area for you KP23 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 15:00
Norpig
Nat Lofthouse
excuse me, back on topic if you please 
24 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 15:06
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Sorry Norpig, my bad.Norpig wrote:excuse me, back on topic if you please
errrrrrrrrrrrrr................
Frank Sinatra
25 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 15:40
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
y2johnny wrote:you'll laugh, i drove passed the laurel and hardy statue in ulverston last night looking for a chippy (Found one!) and right next to it was a bargain booze
26 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 16:40
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Barb Dwyer wrote:Glad I wasn't therey2johnny wrote:
You probably need to listen to it a few times Barb.
And it's not their best album by any means. It's called X because it is their tenth album.
27 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 18:07
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will you let me know what to have a listen to then xmiles, ive never even listened to the one i posted up i was just trying to be a smart arse
28 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 19:08
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
y2johnny wrote:will you let me know what to have a listen to then xmiles, ive never even listened to the one i posted up i was just trying to be a smart arse
Personally I like some of their earlier albums more and they are probably easier to get into so I would suggest Dr Hee, Nomad or the self titled fourth album but it's all a matter of personal taste.
Hope you enjoy it!
30 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 20:19
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
I think Woodstock 69 was probably the ultimate gig in terms of political climate and musical genius on show.
31 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 21:12
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
xmiles wrote:Joy Division
Tribal Tech (I will be amazed and pleased if anyone else on this site knows this band)
Joy Division appeared BIT, Deane Rd., 2nd October 1978.
32 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 21:20
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
For the mouldy oldies amongst us, I got back a couple of hours ago from Glasgow, where I saw Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons on the Monday, and Neil Diamond on the Tuesday. For 81 and 74 respectively, they're still damned good. (It was my wife's 60th ).
And if there is anyone out there with a nautical bent, I was at Rothesay, on the Isle of Bute on Sunday, and the Waverley came and docked not 20 feet from me. Still a magnicficent ship.
Not a bad few days really
And if there is anyone out there with a nautical bent, I was at Rothesay, on the Isle of Bute on Sunday, and the Waverley came and docked not 20 feet from me. Still a magnicficent ship.
Not a bad few days really
33 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 21:27
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gloswhite wrote:For the mouldy oldies amongst us, I got back a couple of hours ago from Glasgow, where I saw Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons on the Monday, and Neil Diamond on the Tuesday. For 81 and 74 respectively, they're still damned good. (It was my wife's 60th ).
And if there is anyone out there with a nautical bent, I was at Rothesay, on the Isle of Bute on Sunday, and the Waverley came and docked not 20 feet from me. Still a magnicficent ship.
Not a bad few days really
Not just the oldies, i quite like frankie valli
Sounds like you'vr had a good trip glos. hell of a drive that for you isn't it
34 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 21:35
Soul Kitchen
Ivan Campo
FV had a great review in Bolton News last week, made me regret not going. Have to admit his age put me off a bit from going to the Manc Arena as I saw BB King a couple of years ago and he was really on his last stage legs.
35 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 22:00
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Soul Kitchen wrote:xmiles wrote:Joy Division
Tribal Tech (I will be amazed and pleased if anyone else on this site knows this band)
Joy Division appeared BIT, Deane Rd., 2nd October 1978.
Joy Division played lots of gigs - all of which I failed to go to.
Tribal Tech played all over the world but never in the UK, although I did see the lead guitarist playing with another band a few years ago.
36 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 22:10
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
y2johnny wrote:gloswhite wrote:For the mouldy oldies amongst us, I got back a couple of hours ago from Glasgow, where I saw Frankie Valli and the 4 Seasons on the Monday, and Neil Diamond on the Tuesday. For 81 and 74 respectively, they're still damned good. (It was my wife's 60th ).
And if there is anyone out there with a nautical bent, I was at Rothesay, on the Isle of Bute on Sunday, and the Waverley came and docked not 20 feet from me. Still a magnicficent ship.
Not a bad few days really
Not just the oldies, i quite like frankie valli
Sounds like you'vr had a good trip glos. hell of a drive that for you isn't it
Fortunately my wife has a cousin who we always stay with, in Paisley, so it was all worth it.We also stayed with her for the opening and closing ceremonies for the Commonwealth Games. Glasgow features in a lot of high profile events, so its really handy
37 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 22:13
gloswhite
Guðni Bergsson
Soul Kitchen wrote:FV had a great review in Bolton News last week, made me regret not going. Have to admit his age put me off a bit from going to the Manc Arena as I saw BB King a couple of years ago and he was really on his last stage legs.
There were some notes he couldn't make, which isn't surprising really, considering how unique his singing style was/is, but his backing band got him through it.
A very polished performer
38 Re: I wish i was there Wed Jul 08 2015, 23:33
Hip Priest
Andy Walker
Jefferson Airplane
Hendrix
Dylan (early electric version)
Zappa's original Mothers of Invention
Early CSNY
The Byrds
The Rolling Stones (when they used to be great - Mick Taylor era)
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Sex Pistols
Joy Division
Iggy and The Stooges (Funhouse era)
Magazine
The Smiths
Hendrix
Dylan (early electric version)
Zappa's original Mothers of Invention
Early CSNY
The Byrds
The Rolling Stones (when they used to be great - Mick Taylor era)
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Sex Pistols
Joy Division
Iggy and The Stooges (Funhouse era)
Magazine
The Smiths
39 Re: I wish i was there Thu Jul 09 2015, 08:51
xmiles
Jay Jay Okocha
Seeing that list HP reminds me of another band I wish I had seen but never could - Buffalo Springfield.
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