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I hear they harvest the sticky and export to other local venues, Dublin Castle is an especially heavy consumer

Greg Howe at the Underworld tonight, world's stickest-floored venue. Mohini Dey on bass.

Have to agree to be honest. It's got a bit of a Bass Review Magazine feel to it so far.

I'd be happy to pay £20ish for Yolanda, Moto and Janek alone. Plus it's pretty much on my SE London doorstep so all being well I'll be there.

SIgn-up for presale here: https://signup.koko.co.uk/marcus-miller-presale Great that's he playing a relatively small venue. Shame it's one with such poor sightlines as Koko

Just seen this on facebook, London 1/6/25. https://www.bassday.eu/ and https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567163921386 Looks like the venue is Magazine London, next door to the O2 Arena, I've seen the address Ordnance Cres, London SE10 0JH somewhere on the above links. https://magazinelondon.co.uk/ A few names have been announced, but not much more at the moment. Anyone know anything more?

Greetings from another SE representative! Didn't know we had quite the cluster of BCers in the area. Welcome @TheMoose!

Will be at the London gig for sure

You learn something new about Basschat every day

more random TLev content - this EHX demo dropped into my email today even though it's from 10 or so years ago. funny stuff.

Do drugs make you a better player? Yes! I give them to all audience members.

Here's the BEAT setlist from their first gig last night. I think it covers pretty much everything with one notable exception, and I'm not referring to The King Crimson Barber Shop unfortunately https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/beat/2024/san-jose-civic-san-jose-ca-53ab2f15.html

So Rough Trade are opening a new branch on Denmark St, not sure exactly where but I'll be in the area tomorrow to nose around. Hopefully it'll get some of the young folk interested in guitars and that. Assuming there are any guitar shops left! https://www.nme.com/news/music/rough-trade-first-tin-pan-alley-music-shop-london-denmark-street-store-3792587

yeah but how were Haircut 100?

I'm about half way through, but the Rochester/Boston/NY/Buddy Guy/Slime Beast etc material is gold.

I've listened a couple of times, it's not grabbed me yet. It's currently nestling up against his Invention Of Knowledge, which was also supposed to rekindle the joys of Relayer etc. But didn't

here's one!

Pretty sure that's Phil Mulford.

Thanks for the heads up, I'm in SE4 so not far away,I'll stop by next time.

Not really a fan. I'm more into Hardcore Stoner Sludge Midwest Shoegaze Alt-Rock Dreampop Post-Punk Doom New-Wave Emo Indie (early stuff only)

My biggest laugh of the day came from Mrs Knob when discussing the reunion her: any interest in all this Oasis business? me: nah, never liked them. no word yet on who's going to be in the band apart from Liam and Noel either. I bet it'll be Noel's current band with Liam singing her: what, Noel and his Low Hanging Fruit?

Is the pedal included?

LCD Soundsystem - New York I Love You

I used to hang out with a guy who said Gates Of Delirium was 15 minutes of twaddle with 5 minutes of amazing at the end (referring to Soon). Funny how one persons opinion can put you off for a long time. Now I think that Gates is one of the most thrilling pieces of music ever, and I don't hang out with that person any more (there were more relevant reasons, but anyway) Also, funny that The Remembering mentions Relayer in the lyrics. Nothing on Relayer does

Likewise Topographic - much easier digested in the live version on Yessongs. Post GFTO is a rollercoaster of quality (see also Genesis)