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Senor TINH - I'm very tempted to go to the TG gig - are you gonna go for sure?
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Is there anything worth checking out Next Friday and Saturday (27/28 feb)?
Ive had a loook thru the last few pages but i cant seem to see anything |
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I don't know Throbbing Gristle too well really, (but by June, I will) but I have several friends who'll definately want to be there. So, yes. |
^^^Hurrah. I'm just praying that there's still tickets available by the time I get paid at the end of this month. Also - I'm thinking too of going to the BBC Radiophonic Workshop thingy at the Roundhouse.....
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Not much either side of that weekend. MACHINEFABRIEK LONDON: Cafe Oto TUE 12TH MAY, 2009 7.30pm £7.50 But I don't suppose you really want to see a Dutch guy, do you? |
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Tickets go on sale 9am Feb 20th. I'll be there! EDIT:Got my tickets this morning!! Yay! |
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Nah, although I suppose I could heckle him in his native tongue. There's still a long time to go until May... I wouldn't be surprised if The Jesus Lizard end up playing in London around that time. edit: Ghostface Killah's playing the Scala on the 6th... dunno if he's any good just by himself though. |
 Sun 14 Jun: Zappa Plays ZappaDweezil Zappa and his band come to O2 Shepherds Bush Empire to recreate his father, Frank Zappa's music. Buy tickets |
is there really nothing at all on next weekend? not even some silly fun stuff?
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SPACE RITUAL 100 Club, London FRI 27TH FEB, 2009 7.30pm-12midnight Only London show from the legendary psychedelic rockers, featuring former key members of Hawkwind, including Nik Turner, Terry Ollis, Mick Slattery, Chris Purdon, Jerry Richards, Thomas Crimble with Sam Ollis & The Fabulous Ms Angel. Expect classic Hawkwind material and a scattering of new numbers. Only London date. |
 at Koko The Fall + Bobbie Peru 7:00pm - Wed 1st Apr 2009 One day when we all look back on our generation of bands, someone very wise will stand up and say, "the only band you could really truly trust throughout their entire career was The Fall." Why? Simple, because as long as Mark E. Smith has air in his lungs and a chip on his shoulder, he will be making extraordinary sounding records and giving extremely odd live appearances. And like the late great John Peel said, the reason he always loved the Fall so much was because on every album (and there have been many) they are always different and always the same, and this dear punter is something to be celebrated. |
I'm so there it hurts
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lucky bastards! enjoy for the rest of us
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fuck the fall! they're up their with the rolling stones in joint first place in the league of bands who have outstayed their welcome.
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Not London, but not far:
Diamanda Galas - Songs of Exile plus Erik Friedlander Brighton Dome 02 May 2009 £20, £17.50, £10 (Restricted view) Festival standby £10 http://www.brightonfestival.org/Event_Details.aspx?eid=3132 Antoy and the Johnsons Brighton Dome 21 May 2009 £27.50, £20 (Restricted view) http://www.brightonfestival.org/Event_Details.aspx?eid=3112 |
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How predictable... THE JESUS LIZARD TO PLAY LONDON FORUM, 11TH MAY Friday February 27, 2009 All Tomorrow’s Parties are extremely excited to present an exclusive show from THE JESUS LIZARD at London’s Kentish Town Forum on Monday 11th May. Tickets for this show go on sale at 10am Monday 2nd March for £22.50 each from: www.seetickets.com, www.wegottickets.com, www.gigantic.com, www.stargreen.com, www.ticket-text.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk. This show will follow their appearance at the ATP: Fans Strike Back festival on May 8-10th at Butlin’s, Minehead (on sale now through atpfestival.com). The band’s shows at Minehead and London will be their only UK performances and are most likely to be the only time the re-united Lizard will ever perform in the UK. The original line-up of David Yow, Duane Denison, David Wm. Sims and Mac McNeilly are taking part in this very limited reformation that begins with Minehead and London, and will end with a final appearance in Chicago in late November. These shows will be the Jesus Lizard’s first since disbanding in 1999 and the first in twelve years to feature the original storied quartet. As anyone who has experienced the Jesus Lizard live can attest, they are one of the most intense and visceral musical assemblies to ever stalk a stage. This fleeting reunion offers an incredible opportunity to either be blown away all over again or to immerse yourself in the sweaty power and driving mayhem for the very first time. TICKETS ON SALE 10am MONDAY 2nd MARCH |
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I hope that won't be selling out too quickly? Because I definitely won't be able to buy tickets tomorrow.
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MIKA MIKO + Times New Viking + xNOBBQx
Wed 13th May 2009 Upset The Rhythm presents MIKA MIKO + Times New Viking + xNOBBQx Doors 7.30 £8 via WeGotTickets |
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Which of these cunts mail out tickets abroad and do it fast? (yes, I know I can print them out, etc blabla) Do ticketmaster generally send out their tickets right away or just before the event? They guarantee to send out tickets to The Netherlands by latest TWO DAYS BEFORE THE EVENT. Nice! :fuckyou: |
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