Off to see Mastodon in the Brixton Academy in January.
I see Scott Kelly is playing on tour with them
Great gig
Tivoli has its own unique charm
Counting Crows knocked it out of the park tonight.
Great tits .
Enjoy the gig .
Class. Theyâre brilliant every time Iâve seen them.
And what about the Pixies?
Wahey!
Tickets for Massive Attack and for the Specials go on sale Friday.
The show was excellent, sound great, just lashed out the hits, no bullshit pandering to the audience. Atmosphere was poor enough though. Middle-aged, middle-class brits are dry as fuck
They donât talk to the audience they just rip though the songs, I think theyâre fuckin brilliant.
Did satriani do his mad guitar solo party piece, playing the guitar with a beer bottle and that craic?
Ah Christ!
Charles Thompson is milking the fuck out of the Pixiesâ legacy.
He pretty much conceded that the reason they reformed was because he had kids going to college.
I saw them on the first reunion tour (04 I think) at Brixton Academy. Great show, but I havenât brought myself to listening to a full Pixies album since.
Really odd post. I suppose other old bands that still play live are doing it for the love of it? Or is it not ok to go see a band once they are past their best? You get that being a musician is a job, would you rather they go work in tesco?
They must have played around the UK and Ireland every year since they reformed and twice some years.
Thompson pissed me off in Marley Park when he walked off stage mid-Debaser as he said his guitar was broken.
After that I saw them again in the Iveagh Gardens but when I saw that they were playing in Trinity less than a year later I thought enough for a while.
I saw them in the Phoenix Park on that tour. They were brilliant.
I was listening to Trompe Le Monde earlier. Probably their worst album pre break up but still an 8 or a 9 out of 10 for me.
Youâve now moved the goal posts and not answered the question.
His guitar was unplugged in marley park to get them off the stage and it was not in the middle of debaser you are making that up.
The iveagh gardens and trinity gigs were both summer, basically a year apart.
What a load of tripe.