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[Music] The Live Music thread
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pearl
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Just back from The Moonlandingz and it was fun, 45 mins of top lunacy
I've just been hearing about this (I've been away) .... sounds like a mental evening!
GT49er
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Start of the Gloucester Blues Festival today - loads of free music right through to next weekend. Coleford Music Festival this weekend, about 20 miles away (free, and a couple of excellent bands in the line-up too), and also this weekend, the Northleach Festival of Amplified Music (20 miles in the other direction).
I'm caught in three minds...............
I'm caught in three minds...............
Pevenseagull
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Father John Misty coming to The Dome in November. That'll be good, if you like that kind of thing, which I do.
tinycowboy
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Deer Shed festival at the weekend:
Lets Eat Grandma: entertaining. Good loud bass.
Jesca Hoop: did an acoustic set. Don't like acoustic sets.
Honeyblood: good crowd-pleasing rocky indie set.
Teenage Fanclub: lovely three-part vocal melodies, great treasure box of songs, ending with Sparky's Dream and Everything Flows. Crowd happy.
SHELLS: lovely voice, shame it was an acoustic set - one to watch.
Hooton Tennis Club: Knockabout indie fun, (my) kids loved it.
Arab Strap: very good, First Big Weekend - with updated lyrics - was a lovely way to finish.
Juanita Stein: pleasant Americana-sounding stuff, but a little too acoustic for my tastes.
Teleman: enjoyed their set, finishing with a storming Dusseldorf.
King Creosote: some songs slightly outstayed their welcome, but was a nice diversion in the sun
Flamingods: noisy and global. Quite good.
Lets Eat Grandma: entertaining. Good loud bass.
Jesca Hoop: did an acoustic set. Don't like acoustic sets.
Honeyblood: good crowd-pleasing rocky indie set.
Teenage Fanclub: lovely three-part vocal melodies, great treasure box of songs, ending with Sparky's Dream and Everything Flows. Crowd happy.
SHELLS: lovely voice, shame it was an acoustic set - one to watch.
Hooton Tennis Club: Knockabout indie fun, (my) kids loved it.
Arab Strap: very good, First Big Weekend - with updated lyrics - was a lovely way to finish.
Juanita Stein: pleasant Americana-sounding stuff, but a little too acoustic for my tastes.
Teleman: enjoyed their set, finishing with a storming Dusseldorf.
King Creosote: some songs slightly outstayed their welcome, but was a nice diversion in the sun
Flamingods: noisy and global. Quite good.
pearl
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there's a funny interview in Q magazine with him
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
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Sunn O))) at the Concorde last week was an aural delight. It's been some time since I've experienced a gig so loud.
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Metronomy at Dome in October.
SicilianHungary
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I'm glad he's coming to Brighton, same month as Mac DeMarco, but the timing of ticket sales couldn't be worse for me - only just got back from travels and have so many shows to see.
A couple of cheapies for next week however; Penelope Isles at The Joker for £3 and The Death of Pop for free at Sticky's.
Arcade Fire tickets went on sale this morning. [MENTION=19321]Pogue Mahone[/MENTION], [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION] and [MENTION=225]Hamilton[/MENTION] - did you get any? I'd like to, but I really can't be doing with a midweek jaunt to Wembley Arena, much as Earls Court was superb.
Pogue Mahone
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No, Wednesday and Thursday at Wembley was a put off, £65 for a ticket was a deal breaker. I'm not paying that...I'd struggle to justify paying that if they were playing in Brighton.
It's a shame, though. I love the new album.
Totally agree, that is EXACTLY where I am too. Ticket price, especially when you factor in all the other charges, makes it prohibitive.
Hello mate. They've just played a headline Berlin show in amongst their festival dates but I decided to hold out for a Berlin show after the album is released. I noted these U.K. dates but Im still holding out for some mainland European ones and Berlin especially.
As an aside I was in a cafe a few weeks ago and they were playing The Suburbs. I ordered another coffee and just sat there and listened to it all; it's definitely my favourite.
Hope you're well; no doubt see you soon somewhere.
Machiavelli
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Looks like they've got Metronomy, G!YBE and Michael Kiwanuka on consecutive nights, which means I won't be bothering with Metronomy.
I thought long and hard about it. I'm still thinking long and hard about it. The chances are, I will be thinking long and hard about it when it sells out, and then I'll wish I had got a ticket.
Had to give up G!YBE too...may regret that.
redoubtable seagull
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CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Waiting on Metronomy and God Speed You incase West Ham Away is moved to Sunday or Monday night
Missing a G!YBE gig in your own back yard. You bet you're gonna regret it!!
I saw them last time around but...yeah I will think on it!