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Post Mon Nov 13, 2006 2:56 pm

Caukill wrote:Haven't been to a gig in Cambridge before but am going thru a huge John Martyn discovery period & this was closest to London...Reckon me & the Mrs will go up to Cambridge and have a day out, lovely place to visit.
The venue okay is it?


Yeah, Caukill, it's not a bad venue at all, as long as they get the sound right. :wink:

And yep, Cambridge is a good place to visit, though the parking's terrible.

The Corn Exchange is one of my regular haunts - I've been to some great gigs there. And a John Martyn gig is usually a good 'un. :)
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Post Mon Nov 13, 2006 7:48 pm

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Heather wrote:Christy Moore tomorrow night at the Liverpool Phil, cannot wait. :lol:

Only problem is some bastards given me a sour throat. :evil:


You should enjoy it Heather, he's been in fine form. He and Declan put on a great show.

As for the throat, take some honey...then it'll be sweet and sour. :wink:


Christy Moore was really good, he played for about two hours.

We left before the encores so as we could get to the pub before it closed, so I haven't a clue what he did for encores.

Two of the highlights, Pair Of Brown Eyes and Faithful Departed.
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Post Mon Nov 13, 2006 8:18 pm

Heather wrote:Christy Moore was really good, he played for about two hours.

It's a great show indeed. Looking forward to my next dose hugely.

Heather wrote:We left before the encores so as we could get to the pub before it closed, so I haven't a clue what he did for encores.


:shock:

And again I say...




:shock:

Heather wrote:Two of the highlights, Pair Of Brown Eyes and Faithful Departed.
'Pair Of Brown Eyes' he does a lovely version of. It's a song that IMO seems written for his style of delivery. His 'Faithful Departed' - dating back to the Moving Hearts days - other than in it's previously noted variance from Sensei Phil's written words, is also a song that suits him well. He sure knows how to pick great work, as well as pen it. :)
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Post Tue Nov 14, 2006 11:49 pm

firehazard wrote:
Caukill wrote:Haven't been to a gig in Cambridge before but am going thru a huge John Martyn discovery period & this was closest to London...Reckon me & the Mrs will go up to Cambridge and have a day out, lovely place to visit.
The venue okay is it?


Yeah, Caukill, it's not a bad venue at all, as long as they get the sound right. :wink:

And yep, Cambridge is a good place to visit, though the parking's terrible.

The Corn Exchange is one of my regular haunts - I've been to some great gigs there. And a John Martyn gig is usually a good 'un. :)


Managed to catch him at Bestival in September and he was very good but i wasn't familiar with much of his music then. I bought two albums last week ('the John Martyn cd and 'Solid 'air') but i sense i'll buy another two or three this year. Think 'One world' may be next......
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Post Wed Nov 15, 2006 8:11 am

Caukill wrote:
firehazard wrote:a John Martyn gig is usually a good 'un. :)


I bought two albums last week ('the John Martyn cd and 'Solid 'air') but i sense i'll buy another two or three this year. Think 'One world' may be next......


Good choice. 8)
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Post Thu Nov 16, 2006 12:14 pm

Seen HATEBREED + Unearth yesterday...what more can I say, It's the 3rd time that I see Unearth, they were powerful as usual. But Hatebreed were....absolutely a-m-a-z-i-n-g!!
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Post Thu Nov 16, 2006 1:08 pm

I´m off to see Kaizers Orchestra on Friday at Trägår´n in Gothenburg.

A great band from Norway, I saw them this year at Roskilde festival, Realy Realy good.

I´ll Highly recomand them.

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Post Thu Nov 16, 2006 3:33 pm

left wrote:Seen HATEBREED + Unearth yesterday...what more can I say, It's the 3rd time that I see Unearth, they were powerful as usual. But Hatebreed were....absolutely a-m-a-z-i-n-g!!
I'm aching everywhere.. :lol:


i cant wait to see them on tuesday
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Post Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:23 pm

RADIATORS FROM SPACE

WHELANS DUBLIN

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18
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Post Fri Nov 17, 2006 3:32 pm

Tomorrow, Saturday 18th November: Rachel Unthank and the Winterset. :)

Actually, no disrespect, but I'd rather be seeing the Radiators. :wink:
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Post Fri Nov 17, 2006 10:37 pm

philipchevron wrote:RADIATORS FROM SPACE

WHELANS DUBLIN

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18


Pretty cool...let us know if they were any good :)
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Post Sun Nov 19, 2006 1:28 pm

seen tha hardcore legends "Cro-mags" yesterday, what a hell of a show :twisted:
the 44 years old john joseph was incredibly powerful, he's the confirmation that being vegeterian doesn't injures the health at all 8)
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Post Sun Nov 19, 2006 4:02 pm

alabama 3 tonight in the carling academy birmingham. Yeeeeee Haaaaaa cowboy :lol:
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Post Tue Nov 21, 2006 1:57 am

Awhile back, we saw David Sedaris at the glorious old Paramount Theatre in Cedar Rapids. He was so wonderful! He read four stories, including a new one he'd written for This American Life, about his experience job shadowing at a medical examiner's office. (It has since been broadcast on that show. Maybe you can listen to it at its website.) One of my favorite quotes: "...extensive mildew on the face of a recluse." If you like his humor (and I don't know how you wouldn't), see him live when you get the chance.
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Post Tue Nov 21, 2006 8:32 am

hatebreed tonight
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