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Post by Columbia_rocks_man on Jul 4, 2011 18:49:54 GMT
There speaks a man who has never seen BDI play live.
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Post by abs on Jul 4, 2011 18:56:05 GMT
True, but I really am not arsed about most of the songs on record, so I can't really see the point of paying to see them. Coleman is making 100% the right decision.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 4, 2011 19:31:05 GMT
I'm not going to see Pulp because you recommended seeing them.
Gonna get myself some cast tickets instead.
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Post by Columbia_rocks_man on Jul 4, 2011 19:37:16 GMT
HERE COMES MY GUIDING STAR
TO TAKE ME HOOOOOOO-OOOOME
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Post by Deleted on Jul 4, 2011 19:40:11 GMT
Abs is the sort of dickhead that spent 2 days of Glastonbury being bummed on a barrier unable to drink in fear he might need a wee wee just so he could see Radiohead play a bunch of shit nobody actually likes - FACT.
I was too busy having a good time seeing proper shit like Coldplay to give a fuck about Pulp.
I MADE THE RIGHT DECISION
GET UP GET UP GET UP GET UUUUUPPPP
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Post by abs on Jul 4, 2011 19:43:27 GMT
Abs is the sort of dickhead that spent 2 days of Glastonbury being bummed on a barrier unable to drink in fear he might need a wee wee just so he could see Radiohead play a bunch of shit nobody actually likes - FACT. I was too busy having a good time seeing proper shit like Coldplay to give a fuck about Pulp. I MADE THE RIGHT DECISION GET UP GET UP GET UP GET UUUUUPPPP  I saw Warpaint and Mick fucking Jones live with Big Audio Dynamite before Radiohead - FACT. Pulp was a better gig though Radiohead were very good too. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 4, 2011 19:44:36 GMT
Wow, Warpaint!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 4, 2011 19:44:55 GMT
Coldplay blew them all away. If you wasn't there you could never understand
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Post by abs on Jul 4, 2011 19:46:25 GMT
Yeah Snorepaint werent brilliant but I wouldve seen them anyway to see what the fuss was about. Do half wish Id seen Coldplay to see what everyone was going on about but saw the Chemicals instead. Couldve seen Pulp and Coldplay though. You missed out on the set of the weekend - FACT ;D
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Post by Deleted on Jul 4, 2011 19:52:05 GMT
I saw Don Mclean do American Pie for 27 minutes. Nobody can convince me that anything else was better at Glastonbury.
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Post by abs on Jul 4, 2011 19:53:06 GMT
"Once more for the children!"
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Post by Benoît Assou-Ekotto on Jul 4, 2011 19:54:41 GMT
I can confirm Coldplay owned Glastonbury.
They have fuckt the park up. Only desperados and queers hang around there now.
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Post by coleman on Jul 5, 2011 0:17:26 GMT
Its pissing me off thinking about missing BDI, but Pulp put on 2 of the best gigs ive been too when i've seen them and im confident TITP will be the same. Hope they announce more gigs though, id love to hear some more TIH tunes live. I'LL WEAR MY BDI T-SHIRT AT PULP LEEK
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Post by abs on Jul 5, 2011 0:19:50 GMT
Its pissing me off thinking about missing BDI, but Pulp put on 2 of the best gigs ive been too when i've seen them and im confident TITP will be the same. Hope they announce more gigs though, id love to hear some more TIH tunes live. I'LL WEAR MY BDI T-SHIRT AT PULP LEEK Theyre doing Brixton Aug 31st and Sept 1st but you wont hear that many TIH era tunes since Russell wasnt part of it. |
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Post by coleman on Jul 5, 2011 0:27:04 GMT
Aye im really tempted but its a bit on the expensive side going down TCOTU in August after just doing IOW, Glasto and TITP. Considering holding out for more dates. I'll regret it if they dont do more though. Sheffield surely isnt out of the question. If it was towards the end of the year I wouldnt hesitate. At their own gigs they will surely play closer to 20 songs but then again they've been doing that anyway, just mixing them up so probably no hope of anymore TIH songs. Fucking love that album.
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Post by stewrty on Jul 5, 2011 2:04:53 GMT
Shite clash, picking Pulp over Beady Eye though. Hopefully will see the following bands over the weekend: Fri: Arctic Monkeys (or 2manydjs), British Sea Power, is Miles Kane worth a watch? Sat: Primal Scream, The Strokes, OFWGKTA, OCS/Manics Sun: undecided on headliner: Foo Fighters or Deadmaus or Eels(? not mad for any of them), Pulp, Weezer, Blondie, Cast  |
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Post by coleman on Jul 5, 2011 10:21:12 GMT
Shite clash, picking Pulp over Beady Eye though. Hopefully will see the following bands over the weekend: Fri: Arctic Monkeys (or 2manydjs), British Sea Power, is Miles Kane worth a watch? Sat: Primal Scream, The Strokes, OFWGKTA, OCS/Manics Sun: undecided on headliner: Foo Fighters or Deadmaus or Eels(? not mad for any of them), Pulp, Weezer, Blondie, Cast OCS and the Manics seem to be on the slot before and after each other on different stages, but then again they will probably overlap each other with them being on different stages. Hope not though. Seen Miles Kane a couple of times supporting BDI and heard him outside the John Peel at Glasto (tent was reet next to it). Nothing exciting at all, I wouldnt bother unless you are stuck for someone to see. Well i didnt even make the effort to move from outside my tent into the John Peel for him after the times I seen him support BDI. Ive seen someone say that Primal Scream start 15 minutes after The Strokes finish. With the Scream in a tent that might be a bit of a problem. I havent seen the Strokes and intend on watching their whole set. If this happens I might be half tempted with Coldplay but Primal Scream put on one of the gigs ive been to at Glasto and im probably not gonna see Screamadelica live again. |
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Post by barny on Jul 5, 2011 12:31:50 GMT
Art Brut will substitute The Morning Benders on Benicassim. Great change that.
Iggy & The Stooges this Saturday.
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Post by srk on Jul 5, 2011 13:25:11 GMT
Ottawa Bluesfest starts tonight, so I'll be at that for the next two weeks.
Tonight: soundgarden, the flaming lips, tegan & sara, edward sharpe & the magnetic zeros...and BOOTSY COLLINS.
Tomorrow: Ben Harper, the roots, bedouin soundclash
Thursday: steve miller band, girl talk and others.
Friday: The Black Keys, wanda jackson, hey rosetta and others.
So it begins...
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Post by stewrty on Jul 5, 2011 15:58:51 GMT
Shite clash, picking Pulp over Beady Eye though. Hopefully will see the following bands over the weekend: Fri: Arctic Monkeys (or 2manydjs), British Sea Power, is Miles Kane worth a watch? Sat: Primal Scream, The Strokes, OFWGKTA, OCS/Manics Sun: undecided on headliner: Foo Fighters or Deadmaus or Eels(? not mad for any of them), Pulp, Weezer, Blondie, Cast OCS and the Manics seem to be on the slot before and after each other on different stages, but then again they will probably overlap each other with them being on different stages. Hope not though. Seen Miles Kane a couple of times supporting BDI and heard him outside the John Peel at Glasto (tent was reet next to it). Nothing exciting at all, I wouldnt bother unless you are stuck for someone to see. Well i didnt even make the effort to move from outside my tent into the John Peel for him after the times I seen him support BDI. Ive seen someone say that Primal Scream start 15 minutes after The Strokes finish. With the Scream in a tent that might be a bit of a problem. I havent seen the Strokes and intend on watching their whole set. If this happens I might be half tempted with Coldplay but Primal Scream put on one of the gigs ive been to at Glasto and im probably not gonna see Screamadelica live again. Will give Miles Kane a miss. It's hard to work out the timings until you get to T seeing as they don't release them until the weekend which sort of forces you to buy their shit programme for a tenner or so. Will probably leave The Strokes early then to get in for Primal Scream, can be a nightmare getting in for a headliner in King Tuts and have had a few problems with cunto stewards saying it's too full but managed to eventually push in. Have you seen the site map this year? Don't know if you've been before but the layouts changed: www.tinthepark.com/content/mediaassets/images/2011sitemap.jpgKing Tuts is where NME used to be and the NME is opposite the Main Stage behind the Big Wheel. No idea why they've changed it this year though. |
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I saw Warpaint and Mick fucking Jones live with Big Audio Dynamite before Radiohead - FACT.
