Tour Announcements & Upcoming Gigs

[Quark]

1 minute ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Thinking both are overrated is thankfully not mutually exclusive 

I'm getting very close to withdrawing my outsourcing of my AOTD list from you Swedge.  Raising some very serious questions about your taste right now.

[CaledonianGonzo]

3 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Thinking both are overrated is thankfully not mutually exclusive 

Miller's Crossing is better.

But just check out the spectral beauty of this:

 

[SwedgeAntilles]

15 minutes ago, Quark said:

I'm getting very close to withdrawing my outsourcing of my AOTD list from you Swedge.  Raising some very serious questions about your taste right now.

Couple of clarifications;

1. I like The Big Lebowski, it's a fun film. But I agree with CalGon's point about it becoming a cliché. I think it's become more highly regarded in pop culture that it actually it deserves, hence the overrated 

2. Yeah, sorry, I just think The Eagles are rubbish. 

[ClementsMike]

2 hours ago, FuzzyDunlop said:

How the fuck are the Eagles playing 2 nights at Wembley in 2020?

I wasn't around in the 70s, but I am pretty sure they were as shite then as they are now.

Not just me then

[FuzzyDunlop]

The only Eagles tune I can say I like is "Life in the fast lane". 

Other than that... nah, not for me. 

It absolutely baffles me their popularity. Even life in the fast lane - I cant stand how they sing "life in the fast lane" & you can imagine someone else doing it far better.

Edited December 10, 2019 by FuzzyDunlop

[Quark]

23 minutes ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Couple of clarifications;

1. I like The Big Lebowski, it's a fun film. But I agree with CalGon's point about it becoming a cliché. I think it's become more highly regarded in pop culture that it actually it deserves, hence the overrated 

2. Yeah, sorry, I just think The Eagles are rubbish. 

I love the fact you actually came back with a considered response

[SwedgeAntilles]

5 minutes ago, Quark said:

I love the fact you actually came back with a considered response

There's a lot at stake here! 

[Quark]

On 12/5/2019 at 3:16 PM, Hugh Jass said:

Ah it’s fine. I appreciate the thought though.

How was the National gig in the end?  Did you manage alright with the standing tix? 

[Quark]

Heads up for anyone in the Brighton neck of the woods - Bombay Bicycle Club are doing a small venue set at Concorde2 in January. Tix on sale from Resident Music tomorrow at 11am. The 1st Feb show at Brighton Centre has already sold out, really surprised they're doing a one off at a smaller venue!

 

Edited December 10, 2019 by Quark

[Sasperella]

2 hours ago, Quark said:

Eagles produced some absolute belters. You could argue they should have quit after Hotel California, and certainly not bothered with Long Road out of Eden, but before that? Quality.

I used to work in a local pub in my small town and every Sunday the same group of bellends would come in, get pissed up on shots after the footie and insist I put the eagles on repeat until my shift ended. By the end of the night it was usually just 4-5 of them, endlessly singing along (badly) to Hotel California and the other "banger", and giving me standard misogynistic abuse in between, until I could finally throw them out.

For two fucking years!!

I am not a fan.

[zeppelin]

11 minutes ago, Quark said:

Heads up for anyone in the Brighton neck of the woods - Bombay Bicycle Club are doing a small venue set at Concorde2 in January. Tix on sale from Resident Music tomorrow at 11am. The 1st Feb show at Brighton Centre has already sold out, really surprised they're doing a one off at a smaller venue!

 

There's one in Leeds as well, just got a ticket. 

[FakeEmpire]

The Carly Rae Jepsen venue change works out alright for me; Brixton trumps Roundhouse for the sloped floor!

Sorry to the 0161 folks.

[Hugh Jass]

2 hours ago, Quark said:

How was the National gig in the end?  Did you manage alright with the standing tix? 

We had a fantastic night thanks. Hop over to the National thread for tales of penguins won, superb pub food and VIP upgrades...

[TheFullShaboo]

37 minutes ago, zeppelin said:

There's one in Leeds as well, just got a ticket. 

Same! Already booked London to see them at triple the price but couldn’t miss out on this.

[zeppelin]

1 minute ago, TheFullShaboo said:

Same! Already booked London to see them at triple the price but couldn’t miss out on this.

I missed out on the normal tour annoyingly so at least I have this now. Didn't think it would sell out so quick, well only Leeds did on the day - that was frustrating! 

[TheFullShaboo]

3 minutes ago, zeppelin said:

I missed out on the normal tour annoyingly so at least I have this now. Didn't think it would sell out so quick, well only Leeds did on the day - that was frustrating! 

Yeah I missed out on the 10 year anniversary tour but this more than softens the blow. Been wanting to go a gig at Brudenell for a while and what could be better than this! 

[HeyPorter]

3 hours ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

Miller's Crossing is better.

The one true Coens masterpiece. 

Edited December 10, 2019 by HeyPorter

[eastynh]

1 hour ago, Sasperella said:

I used to work in a local pub in my small town and every Sunday the same group of bellends would come in, get pissed up on shots after the footie and insist I put the eagles on repeat until my shift ended. By the end of the night it was usually just 4-5 of them, endlessly singing along (badly) to Hotel California and the other "banger", and giving me standard misogynistic abuse in between, until I could finally throw them out.

For two fucking years!!

I am not a fan.

That reminds me of my year in Oz many moon ago. Every pub would have a live band on and every band would play the Proclaimers. Fair to say I still can't bare to hear them to this day.

[zeppelin]

[ShakeyCrash]

4 hours ago, SwedgeAntilles said:

Couple of clarifications;

1. I like The Big Lebowski, it's a fun film. But I agree with CalGon's point about it becoming a cliché. I think it's become more highly regarded in pop culture that it actually it deserves, hence the overrated 

2. Yeah, sorry, I just think The Eagles are rubbish. 

Well that’s like your opinion man.

 Not overrated just the aged old example of something being derided for having the audacity of being liked\loved, and others not quite loving it as much. Not having a go as I’m the same with Breaking bad.

 

54 minutes ago, HeyPorter said:

The one true Coens masterpiece. 

Having none of this. Miller’s crossing is my favorite Coen brothers film but one of o brother where art thou, no country for old men or Fargo are also masterpieces surely?

[HeyPorter]

11 minutes ago, ShakeyCrash said:

Having none of this. Miller’s crossing is my favorite Coen brothers film but one of o brother where art thou, no country for old men or Fargo are also masterpieces surely?

Fargo’s a close second, No Country For Old Men doesn’t even make my Coen top 5. 

[ShakeyCrash]

Just now, HeyPorter said:

Fargo’s a close second, No Country For Old Men doesn’t even make my Coen top 5. 

1. Millers Crossing

2. Fargo

3. O Brother

4. Hudsucker Proxy

5. Big Lebowski

9. Pablo Honey

 

 

[Quark]

18 hours ago, zeppelin said:

There's one in Leeds as well, just got a ticket. 

 

18 hours ago, TheFullShaboo said:

Same! Already booked London to see them at triple the price but couldn’t miss out on this.

Brighton booked!  Never seen them and somehow completely missed them on my radar until the new material started coming out, so really looking forward to seeing them as a complete newbie.  Going to be doing some proper listening over the next few weeks

[JSmurphy]

[FloorFiller]

1 minute ago, JSmurphy said:

O SHIT
Could well be tempted by that if the lineup is up to snuff. Their new album has been getting regular plays from me since it's release - unexpectedly great.