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12 hours ago, garyt said:

I saw Ed Sheeran at the O2 last Friday , and I Prevail at Wembley on Wednesday.  Neither had a bassist, neither needed one. 

Heresy! Where are the mods when we need them??

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Next is Sam Sweeney, folk fiddler par excellence, at our local folk club. I doubt that he'll have the rest of Bellowhead with him.

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2 hours ago, Richard R said:

Heresy! Where are the mods when we need them??

 

Beating up the rockers down by the pier.*

 

* courtesy of The Old Ones Still Make Me Mum Laugh and She's Been Dead Since 1967 by Mick Miller.

 

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I went to a yacht rock/disco/west-coast gig by Joel Sarakula at Nells in West Kensington on Saturday night. Awesome!

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Going to see The Undertones in Gothenburg on Saturday, supported by Hugh Cornwell and Band.

I've seen the Stranglers a couple of times since Hugh left, but his is the first time to see Hugh solo.

 

More importantly than the music I'll be visiting my brother (also going to the gig) and his family for the weekend 🙂 .

 

(OK, I might have lied about something being more important than music 😉)

 

 

 

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Going to see Peter Hook and The Light on Saturday and then Albert Lee in three weeks. 

Variety is the spice of life apparently. 

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Going to see Moving Pictures (Rush tribute) at The Craufurd Arms, Wolverton on June 9th. Never saw Rush so will be nice to see a tribute.

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21 hours ago, Lozz196 said:

Going to see Moving Pictures (Rush tribute) at The Craufurd Arms, Wolverton on June 9th. Never saw Rush so will be nice to see a tribute.

I dare not listen to Rush as I fear locking myself away listening to all the albums and trying to work out all the bass lines. 

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2 hours ago, Skinny said:

I dare not listen to Rush as I fear locking myself away listening to all the albums and trying to work out all the bass lines. 

I hope my awareness of my own limitations stops this happening to me.

 

I really do……

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Looking back, not forward, just returned from Northern Kin which was hit by a lot of mud (not much rain though, at least except for overnight).

 

Some exceptional bands, Hawkwind (who played an epic set with many older gems and had an eye-wateringly good lightshow) and then Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons (who must have surprised themselves with how good their own material is, they used to only play Motorhead at festivals, for this just a handful of crowd pleasers) were the standouts. Also brilliant were Reef (great to see Jack Bessant fully recovered) and the Sweet who said they would finish at 8, so they didn't overlap with Jethro Tull, but they got such a huge reception they ended up doing their full set to a huge and rapturous audience, most of who fled towards Tull's big top afterwards. Ian Anderson must have been wondering why he had only half a tentful to start!

Other excellent acts included Tom Robinson and Wishbone Ash (Andy Powell version, layed lots of Argus 😁 ), but we didn't catch everyone we wanted to see as there was once cancellation at the beginning (The Stumble) and we were off-site and arrived later on days 2 and 3 (so missed the Groundhogs  😭). Lots of other bands worthy of a mention, but I won't name check them all, musicianship was great even for bands whose music I am not hugely into. Only saw a bit of Lindisfarne and regretted no seeing more, for example.

 

Some pics  (no Hawkwind yet as downloading from my phone).

 

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(That's us in there!)

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On 28/04/2023 at 23:32, markbunney said:

Duran duran at the O2 on Tuesday.

 

Hoping that JT has the Rio Dream bass

Duran Duran put on a brilliant show tonight.

 

John Taylor had a nice selection of Dingwalls which all sounded amazing.


It was good to see and hear the Rio Dream bass in person, and now I wish I had ordered one 😭

 

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I haven’t been to a gig in so long I can’t remember:(

 

it may have been hayseed Dixie 

 

 

kids …

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8 hours ago, Geek99 said:

I haven’t been to a gig in so long I can’t remember:(

 

it may have been hayseed Dixie 

 

 

kids …

Same here, I really couldn't hazard a guess now... when I was last doing gigs on a regular basis, the other bands on the bill were pretty much all I saw out there in the wild as it were.. 

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Ned’s Atomic Dustbin at The Crossing in Brum tonight. Never been a massive fan, but two bassists so why not.
 

Then seeing Boris (the band, not the lying philanderer) tomorrow at Settle Victoria Hall of all places. A nice band road trip with my drummist.

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It's festival season so it's quiet for a few months. I have Bat (Meat Loaf Tribute) and Slam Dunk North at the end of the month, then Spiritbox in July. After that it's very quiet till Busted in late september.

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32 minutes ago, Norris said:

Haircut 100 tomorrow night. Mrs Norris' favourite band from the 80s. I'm hoping for some nice funky bass lines

I saw them back in the day, is it the original members still 

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