Shane and Philip

[Guest]

One of my favourite moments of Brixton 2006 was when Shane came back after "Thousands are Sailing" and said "Philip Chevron, a little guy who walks tall".
Says it all doesn't it?

[Frances]

No, not really.

[dawsonn]

My favourite moment of seeing the pogues is the instrumental bit of if i should fall from grace with god.

[glidrens]

Went all the way to Brixton from sweden to see the pouges, all the whisky that went down before the gig was exellent, but i dont remember so many songs at the gig... too bad.. but the small parts i remember was exellent..

[dj_evol_eno]

Went all the way to Brixton from sweden to see the pouges, all the whisky that went down before the gig was exellent, but i dont remember so many songs at the gig... too bad.. but the small parts i remember was exellent..

Something that is always hard to balance at a Pogues show: Amout of Whiskey v. Ability to Retain Memories (from my limited experience and my wife's experience which is a show more than mine).

Boston will be an even harder place to keep that balance in check. Either way it will be fun trying.

[nboldock]

After Manchester 06 I ended up at a friend's house drinking some devilishly potent Thai whiskey (until that point I didn't know there was such a thing), which seemed appropriate given Shane's links with the country. I only had two of them and I was obliterated. Never again. Not until the next time anyway.

[Niall]

One of my favourite moments of Brixton 2006 was when Shane came back after "Thousands are Sailing" and said "Philip Chevron, a little guy who walks tall".
Says it all doesn't it?

yeah, it says a lot alright