Music Gigs

[HSS 11,226]

1 hour ago, pozbaird said:

Shitebags!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-40491878

Mosspark Boulevard Of Broken Dreams.

[pozbaird 20,991]

1 minute ago, HSS said:

Mosspark Boulevard Of Broken Dreams.

Aye. Rain in Glasgow... cancel gig half an hour before gates open. Not a breath of wind, temperature about 12-15 degrees, but (shock!) it's been raining in Scotland.

Drew's FFS.

[Drew 21,116]

Staff aren't getting paid, seemingly.

Piss poor all round.

[shull 29,954]

Shame for those who will miss out.

At least, i'll get a parking space when I get home after the Match.

[HSS 11,226]

25 minutes ago, Drew said:

Staff aren't getting paid, seemingly.

Piss poor all round.

Staff who were already in place will be paid.Staff who were starting work after the cancelation time will not be paid.

[Eric Arthur Blair 5,668]

3 minutes ago, HSS said:

Staff who were already in place will be paid.Staff who were starting work after the cancelation time will not be paid.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/watch-bar-staff-green-days-10736027

[HSS 11,226]

17 minutes ago, Eric Arthur Blair said:

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/watch-bar-staff-green-days-10736027

 

21 minutes ago, HSS said:

Staff who were already in place will be paid.Staff who were starting work after the cancelation time will not be paid.

Apart from the bar staff.

[FS 1,615]

5 hours ago, HSS said:

Mosspark Boulevard Of Broken Dreams.

Whoever took that decision is a total Basket Case !

[pozbaird 20,991]

Stone Sour at the Hydro - Dec 8. Yasss! New album 'Hydrograd' is top drawer heavy rock. Bloody brilliant band. The Pretty Reckless supporting them too... two great bands for under £40. These days - that's great gig value.

[john scott 337]

On 26/06/2017 at 11:15 PM, Eric Arthur Blair said:

Skids gig at the Lagoon has been cancelled. Now playing a joint gig with Big Country at the Town Hall on Nov 17th

tickets purchased for the November gig.

[beyond our ken 3,471]

I will be at Gallagher and Lyle again on 29/7, open air gig on a saturday night in St Andrews.  

Usually, I have a rule about seeing an act more than once in a 12-18 month timeframe, but this seems a special gig, if the weather permits

[BuddieinEK 8,055]

I will be at Gallagher and Lyle again on 29/7, open air gig on a saturday night in St Andrews.  
Usually, I have a rule about seeing an act more than once in a 12-18 month timeframe, but this seems a special gig, if the weather permits

Why the rule?

I saw Blue Rose Code 13 times last year, including 3 consecutive nights.

Those 3 consecutive shows had different venues, different set lists, and different band compositions.

[beyond our ken 3,471]

1 hour ago, BuddieinEK said:

 

 

Why the rule?

I saw Blue Rose Code 13 times last year, including 3 consecutive nights.

Those 3 consecutive shows had different venues, different set lists, and different band compositions.

 

 

because experience tells me that there is very little change between the sets that get played unless there is a time-lap that allows for a different focus.  I saw ELO last year and passed on the Hydro show this year because Jeff Lynne seems to only add/remove a couple of tunes every tour and the final third seems always to be the same-it needs to be special for me as the Tinnitus is advancing quite quickly now and i want to get the best from the few gigs I feel able to attend.

 

BRC seems very atypical to me, from that appraisal.

[26-59-87-13 92]

...bit of a confession to make...

Certainly like what I've heard of Public Service Broadcasting over the last few years. Then they made an elpee called 'Every Valley' which seems to be a surprisingly empathetic comment on the rise, pre-eminence and fall of Welsh mining. So, after a couple of listens on Spotify and egged on by an empty bottle of Spanish red, I went online and bought 2 tickets for their show at the Barras in October. I don't know anyone else who likes PBS. I'm not even sure if I'm keen enough on them to spend £26 per ticket.

Never mind clamping down in sales of sulphuric acid, when are the government going to make it illegal to buy things online without first passing a breathalyser test?

[BuddieinEK 8,055]

...bit of a confession to make...
Certainly like what I've heard of Public Service Broadcasting over the last few years. Then they made an elpee called 'Every Valley' which seems to be a surprisingly empathetic comment on the rise, pre-eminence and fall of Welsh mining. So, after a couple of listens on Spotify and egged on by an empty bottle of Spanish red, I went online and bought 2 tickets for their show at the Barras in October. I don't know anyone else who likes PBS. I'm not even sure if I'm keen enough on them to spend £26 per ticket.
Never mind clamping down in sales of sulphuric acid, when are the government going to make it illegal to buy things online without first passing a breathalyser test?

Not sure about PBS but I absolutely love PSB!

The Race For Space was the most original, creative and enjoyable albums in decades!

Every Valley is not as instant and doesn't have as many power tracks... but it is one helluva story that needs to be told.

Third listen I wept at one of the tracks... It sneaks up on you and grabs you.

I don't have tickets as the Barras is not my favourite venue... But if they come back and play the concert hall I would pay that money and more to see them.

Have you heard Spitfire?

Check out the track and video on YouTube. Stunning archive footage.

Everest too... Another cracking video and tune.

[26-59-87-13 92]

 I woke up thinking it would be very easy to get their initials in the wrong order and wondering if I'd done just that. Christ, I need to get a life...

Because I originally only heard individual tracks (Spitfire included), I didn't realise BPS developed a theme through each album. Now I've grasped that, I recoil at the thought of liking 'concept albums'. Didn't we fight the punk wars in '77 to wipe 'concept albums' off the face of the earth? C'mon - sing along! 'I Wanna Riot, A White Riot...'...'Do Anything You Wanna Do...' ...'God Save The Queen, The Fascist Regime...'

Anyway, I reckon SPB are on the likeable side of 'clever' (as long as you also have 'Rocket To Russia' on your playlist).

[Miss Saint 983]

Green Day cancelled, didn't get Killers tickets but Deacon Blue at Edinburgh Castle this Saturday and Ricky Ross in November. That's all for noo.

[HSS 11,226]

Martin Stephenson playing The Boarding House,Howwood,Aug 25th.

[Dibbles old paperboy 5,038]

On 6/26/2016 at 1:52 AM, BuddieinEK said:

Yvonne Lyon at a house gig in Inverkip in an amazing farmhouse!

Top that ya bam!

She's a Buddie too - her hubbie DL hails from Morton-land though!

[pozbaird 20,991]

Got tickets today for Goldfrapp at the Academy in October.

[antrin 3,732]

1 hour ago, pozbaird said:

Got tickets today for Goldfrapp at the Academy in October.

My Condolences.

[saintnextlifetime 5,742]

2 hours ago, HSS said:

Martin Stephenson playing The Boarding House,Howwood,Aug 25th.

Yeh he has played their before when it was the Howwood lnn , he must like it in there. .no Dainties though. .

[proudtobeabuddy 2,798]

5 gigs so far to come this year David Bowie Tribute in August, Metallica in October and The Darkness, Airbourne and Electric Boys in November

[pozbaird 20,991]

6 minutes ago, proudtobeabuddy said:

5 gigs so far to come this year David Bowie Tribute in August, Metallica in October and The Darkness, Airbourne and Electric Boys in November

Nerina Pallot, Stone Sour, Goldfrapp and Wolf Alice still to come for me this year

[Dweezboy 6]

Bought Little Steven and Disciples of Soul for Nov and Jake Clemons for Oct, both in Glasgow.