half_eaten_arm
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Band's you regret never seeing live
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chico enrico
No hair shows you care.
Out of acts i COULD have seen (not having mastered time travel as of yet)
One of my eternal regrets is that I went to see Sham 69 at the Glasgow Apollo rather than The Rezillos a night or two later who, it transpired, had an obscure but up and coming manchester band as support: Joy Division.
Divine. All my mates saw him loads of times. For some fucking reason something always came up so i couldn't go. "oh well, he plays all the time...i'll go next time..."
Stockhausen conducting/performing. Same again. Either been away or found out too late and couldn't get tickets (bespite every attempt at blaggery and bribery to get tickets imaginable).
that's about it really. Think i've pretty much seen everyone else worth seeing.
One of my eternal regrets is that I went to see Sham 69 at the Glasgow Apollo rather than The Rezillos a night or two later who, it transpired, had an obscure but up and coming manchester band as support: Joy Division.
Divine. All my mates saw him loads of times. For some fucking reason something always came up so i couldn't go. "oh well, he plays all the time...i'll go next time..."
Stockhausen conducting/performing. Same again. Either been away or found out too late and couldn't get tickets (bespite every attempt at blaggery and bribery to get tickets imaginable).
that's about it really. Think i've pretty much seen everyone else worth seeing.
The_Reverend_M
More bass, vicar?
Was that somewhere up in the triangle ...?
stupid kid
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At The Drive In. 
Was that somewhere up in the triangle ...?
Nah,was at what became the Opera House...
Are you thinking of the Triangle Club? That used to be the Third Side (geddit?
) the best goth / punk club in Bournemouth for about 15 years...Those were the days
The_Reverend_M
More bass, vicar?
Didn't know it used to be a gay club!
I'm thinking of an area known as "the triangle" (maybe becuase of this club?) up at the top of the steep hill that leads down into the town square ...
My indie/rock time in Bournemouth was spent at The Villa (near ASDA)
I'm thinking of an area known as "the triangle" (maybe becuase of this club?) up at the top of the steep hill that leads down into the town square ...
My indie/rock time in Bournemouth was spent at The Villa (near ASDA)
The_Reverend_M
More bass, vicar?
At The Drive In.
Saw their set at Reading 2001 (?) in that tiny tent (rammed it was) - explosive stuff!
GroovyCrimes
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As I was only 15 when The Clash & The Jam split I never had an opportunity to see either of them as they never played anywhere near Hartlepool.
Realistic regrets are Johnny Cash & The White Stripes
At Glastonbury 94 I was knackered(hard work getting round Glastonbury on crutches) on the Sunday so didnt venture along to the ptyramid to watch Johnny Cash
At Glastonbury 2005 I watched Steve Earle & missed The White Stripes
Realistic regrets are Johnny Cash & The White Stripes
At Glastonbury 94 I was knackered(hard work getting round Glastonbury on crutches) on the Sunday so didnt venture along to the ptyramid to watch Johnny Cash
At Glastonbury 2005 I watched Steve Earle & missed The White Stripes
Didn't know it used to be a gay club!
I'm thinking of an area known as "the triangle" (maybe becuase of this club?) up at the top of the steep hill that leads down into the town square ...
My indie/rock time in Bournemouth was spent at The Villa (near ASDA)
Yeh, I used to live on the Triangle, and that's where the gay club was too.. well, one of them... The Villa was always indie central, although it changed its name a lot.
Hmmmm.
- Nirvana
- Soundgarden
- Genesis with Peter Gabriel
- Led Zeppelin
- Jimi Hendrix
- The Doors
- Faith No More
- Guns n Roses before they became shit
I've seen a number of bands which would have been on this list well after their peak when they'd lost their original power as well.
- Nirvana
- Soundgarden
- Genesis with Peter Gabriel
- Led Zeppelin
- Jimi Hendrix
- The Doors
- Faith No More
- Guns n Roses before they became shit
I've seen a number of bands which would have been on this list well after their peak when they'd lost their original power as well.
Nanker Phelge
Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.
Bands my mum wouldn't let me go and see:
The Specials (I was 11 - understandable)
Public Enemy (I was 15 going on 16 and she wouldn't let out for the weekend - not fair!)
The Specials (I was 11 - understandable)
Public Enemy (I was 15 going on 16 and she wouldn't let out for the weekend - not fair!)
Artie Fufkin
Polymer Records
yeah, I remember it as the Hothouse. think PJ Harvey played there once but all I saw was The Candyskins
yeah, I remember it as the Hothouse. think PJ Harvey played there once but all I saw was The Candyskins
I managed Swervedriver and RDF
The_Reverend_M
More bass, vicar?
Was shite for gigs there when I was at Uni
...although we did get 80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster at The Old Fire Station - around the time of 'celebrate your mother'
...although we did get 80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster at The Old Fire Station - around the time of 'celebrate your mother'
Kid_Eternity
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Yeah PE in their heyday is another one for me, I know a couple of people that got to see them on the PE/Anthrax tour too.
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