Best Gigs 05
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System 7 - Glastonbury Festival 24th June 2005 New Order - Manchester Apollo 14th Nov 2005 System 7 - Glasgow King Tut's 10th Feb 2005 New Order - Brixton 10 Feb 2005 System 7 - Phoenix Centre, Exeter 21st Jan 2005 System 7 - Elham Village Hall Kent 9th April 2005 System 7 - West Indian Centre, Leeds 26th March 2005 David Gray - Wolverhampton Civic Hall 6th Dec 2005 ( 38ee's Birthday )
Jan. 12th: Henry Rollins (Spoken Word) - Savoy Theater Duesseldorf March 10th: Judas Priest - Essen Grugahalle March 18th: John Fogerty - Palladium Cologne March 28th: Erasure - E-Werk Cologne April 26th: Roger Chapman & The Shortlist - Lindenbrauerei Unna June 09th: Black Sabbath (Support: Soulfly!) - Westfalenhalle Dortmund
1 neworder primavera festival 2 neworder t in the park 3 happy mondays brixton academy 4 neworder brixton academy 5 neworder manchester apollo 6 joydivision qeh 7 neworder hyde park
- New Order - Apollo 14th November
- Doves - Apollo 6th December
- Happy Mondays - MEN Arena 29th October
- U2 and The Killers - Cardiff Stadium 29th June
- Destiny's Child - MEN Arena 6th June
Yeah
Loads of New Order gigs, couple of Kraftwerk ones. Oh, and Goldie Lookin Chain supporting Kasabian at Brixton at the start of the year. Had never seen them before, nor since, but had a big old smile on my face for the whole of their set: you knows it.
Uncle Liam wrote: Destinys Child?
Hey i can't be cool all the time!!
Anyway, shut it Uncle, i saw you three rows in front!
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Missy Jem wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: Destinys Child?
Hey i can't be cool all the time!!
Anyway, shut it Uncle, i saw you three rows in front!
Aye, with binoculars and earplugs! ![]()
Uncle Liam wrote:
Missy Jem wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: Destinys Child?
Hey i can't be cool all the time!!
Anyway, shut it Uncle, i saw you three rows in front!
Aye, with binoculars and earplugs!
You knew all the dance moves you liar!!
Liam filled in for What's her face during their dance practices while she was off doing solo work
Dancing being such a vital part of music of course...ask Mozart.
Alreet Steven Mark Campbell?
I've had a nightmare day, only just managed to get on the forum. Can you believe they've had the nerve to make me work!!
Arseholes.
Beck - Waterfront Hall, Belfast
Doves - Ulster Hall, Belfast
New Order - Hyde Park, London
Scissor Sisters - Botanic Gardens, Belfast
Franz Ferdinand/Editors/Rakes - Odyssey Arena, Belfast
Ian Brown - Ulster Hall, Belfast ![]()
Let's see, if I remember well, I've only seen 3 gigs from "Internationa artists", so it's not much I can compare...
2 times New Order and 1 time Depeche Mode.. wanted to see U2 but I had to keep my money for plane tickets to see New Order, so...
There's one thing I regret is probably not following the usual suspects up front to have the "full experience".. photo pass is cool, but to be honest, it's fun for 3 songs only ;)
The Depeche Mode gig was an arena one, so completely different context.
One of the best "gig" I've seen recently, although I think it was November last year and not in 2005, was the opera version of the rock opera Starmania, that was seriously amazing... but I guess most of you have no idea what I'm talking about ;)
Missy Jem wrote: Alreet Steven Mark Campbell?
I've had a nightmare day, only just managed to get on the forum. Can you believe they've had the nerve to make me work!!
Arseholes.
StePHen actually Miss Jemma Claire Hicks
did you not tell them I rely on your ministrations each day to keep me sane?
BTW...I think Apollo14 was the ONLY gig I went to this year...sad sad sad.
I'll do this month by month
Jan- Killers @ Academy
Feb- Ordinary Boys @ Academy
March- cant remember
April- Manic Street Preachers @ Liverpool Royal Court
May- Doves @ Ritz
June- REM @ IOW festival
July- Queen and Paul Rodgers @ Hyde Park
August- Arcade Fire @ Leeds Festival
September- Re: Order at Witchwood
October- I Am Kloot @ Astoria
November- New Order @ Brixton Academy
December- Oasis @ Millenium Stadium
A Certain Ratio ! London, CARGO, 11/08/05 Doves ! Glasgow, BARROWLANDS, 15/12/05 Twentyfourhours ! MCR, Salford KINGS ARMS,11/12/05 Bunnymen ! Glasgow, BARROWLANDS, 23/10/05 A Certain Ratio ! MCR, APOLLO, 14/11/05 New Order ! MCR, APOLLO, 14/11/05
:clap: :abovelol: :clap:
Seeing NO at Brixton and Manchester was definitely the highlight for me! Been to some great gigs this year. Some others:
The Raveonettes (July) @ Night & Day I Am Kloot (Oct) @ Manchester Academy Gorillaz (Nov) @ Manchester Opera House Ben Folds (Last week) @ Manc Apollo
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New Order - Brixton and Manc Apollo
Actually they were the only two gigs that I have been to this year :\ohwell:
New Order @ Manc Apollo Pop Will Eat itself @ B'ham Academy REM @ B'ham NEC Bunnymen @ B'ham Academy
For me, 2005 was a great year for gigs, with some quite good festivals in Brazil and two trips to England. ;)
- New Order, Apollo, Manchester, 14th November
- British Sea Power, The Forum, London, 13th April (please don't shoot me)
- The White Stripes, Credicard Hall, Sao Paulo, 4th June
- Arcade Fire, Tim Festival, Sao Paulo, 23rd October
- The Flaming Lips, Claro Que É Rock Festival, Sao Paulo, 26th November
- Interpol, Brixton Academy, London, 8th April
- Iggy and The Stooges, Claro Que É Rock Festival, Sao Paulo, 26th November
- The Strokes, Tim Festival, Sao Paulo, 23rd October
- Durutti Column, Academy, Manchester, 16th April
- Human League, Nokia Trends Festival, Sao Paulo, 24th September
1 House of Love - April Sheffield Leadmill 2 New Order /A Certain Ratio. Nov. M'ter Apollo 3 Durutti Column - Dec. Newcastle Joint 4th A Certain Ratio Oct. Newcastle or Ian Brown April Blackpool 5 Mogwai Nov. Edinburth
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doves - manc ritz new order - manc apollo new order - hyde park re order - witchwood undertones - witton park,blackburn doves - t in the park
Bro on bass, son on drums, daughter on keyboards, me falling on guitar - christmas eve 1995. (Oh, cat on vocals - or was that me?)![]()
Black Sabbath - Secret warm up gig at Aylesbury Civic Centre 6th June 2005.
Marillion - most of the dates on the Not Quite Xmas Tour, but Utrecht stands out for me (They played well over 3 hours!)
Wino wrote: Bro on bass, son on drums, daughter on keyboards, me falling on guitar - christmas eve 1995. (Oh, cat on vocals - or was that me?)
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My son has a pink guitar! He already thinks he's Barney! we have to dance around the house pretending we're live in concert!
New Order at Brixton. Best gig EVER, and i've been to hundreds through the years. Hyde Park was excellent. Crosby, Stills and Nash - MEN, the day after Hyde park, rocked too. Went with my Dad, was a brillinat concert. Killers- Brixton. Short set, but to hear Mr Brightside- well worth it. Kylie- MEN, went with my bro for my birthday and was ok, apart for the hour in the middle- fucking boring. Good night though, what i remember.
None - this year anyway. No!!! went to a gig on Sunday, but I was a little hungover on the way back up....all young guys, very nervous and all that - sort of Coldplay type stuff and some covers of the aforementioned and Athlete - that sort of thing - but some great songs of their own - tbh - that was the best gig this year - and the one before that was the same band - unforunately, NO come third! Sorry.........![]()
Re: Order - Dublin Castle Peel Day Apollo 14 Brixton Les Vielles Charrues Most Fall gigs Digital at Southern K
Doves at 9:30 Club Washington DC 5/23
Black Keys at 9:30 Club 11/12
angling to get comp tickets for Robert Randolph & the Family band at 9:30 on New year's Eve!
New Order @ Oakland, CA New Order @ Coachella Festival, CA Dead Can Dance @ Paramount Theatre, Seattle Bauhaus @ Coachella Festival, CA Bauhaus @ Paramount Theatre, Seattle Xiu Xiu @ Neumos, Seattle
will think of more when rested...
Uncle Liam wrote: September- Re: Order at Witchwood
Ooops, can't believe I forgot Re-order.
Re-order at the Dublin Castle, best I've ever seen 'em. Audience seemed to think so too. Special mention for Re-order and Digital on Curtis's anniversary though. Good work fellas.
NObabe wrote: Vrooom, 03.12. Belgrade
Their version of Heart of Glass sounds funny ![]()
My favourite gig this year was Elt
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Nah it wasn't. The real answer's NO at Hyde Park.
Rocket Mick wrote: Buthole Surfers CHORLEY -the BLOB SHOP
Hey Rocket Mick, dost tha live in Chorley?
June - U2 (Croke Park) October - Killing Joke (Liverpool Carling Academy) October - KT Tunstall (Waterfront Hall) November - The Prodigy (Odyssey Arena) November - Franz Ferdinand (Odyssey Arena) Deceber - Foo Fighters (The Point)
Young Gods at the Barfly a few weeks ago. Magic, although I busted my glasses in the moshpit, thereby turning a free evening (was on guestlist thanks to Journo pal) into a very expensive one. Still, got to hang out with Franz afterwards.
Yes, I can lig with the best.
King of Nothing wrote:
NObabe wrote: Vrooom, 03.12. Belgrade
Their version of Heart of Glass sounds funny
shhhhhh :)
Juha, email me your address again, pls!
Wasim wrote:
oldmonkey wrote:
Digital at Southern K
Decent band, shite at checking their email
??? Nowt in the Digital mailbox!
I should add Kraftwerk at Werchter to my list of best gigs in 2005.
i went to 3 gigs this year. sad, but an improvement on last year's ZERO. new order, the beat and duran duran (and a local metal band--my ex-roomie is friends with them, but they don't really count). oh, and hooky's DJing in orlando. not really a gig, per se.
new order by leaps and bounds. although hearing 'a view to a kill' with the orlando symphony orchestra playing in the background was pretty awesome. :D
AgentWood wrote: i went to 3 gigs this year. sad, but an improvement on last year's ZERO. new order, the beat and duran duran (and a local metal band--my ex-roomie is friends with them, but they don't really count). oh, and hooky's DJing in orlando. not really a gig, per se.
new order by leaps and bounds. although hearing 'a view to a kill' with the orlando symphony orchestra playing in the background was pretty awesome. :D
New Order The Beat Duran Duran
You can't mean'The Beat' as in early 80's go-feet label The Beat surely? Answer the question before I make a prat of myself!:)
fookin'ell...only great gig I did this year was newOrder and the ChemBros in Oakland...
I reckon I SUCK!!!
oldmonkey wrote:
Wasim wrote:
oldmonkey wrote:
Digital at Southern K
Decent band, shite at checking their email
??? Nowt in the Digital mailbox!
In that case some innocent person will have recieved a mystifying email asking about the July 8th dvd!
1 New Order - Brixton Academy 10th November 2 Jem - Sheperd Bush Empire 26th November 3 New Order - O2 Festival Hyde Park
I remembered another one:
Iggy and the Stooges, Bumbershoot Festival, Seattle
...and now I'm looking ahead to Hooky's DJ set at Neumos in Seattle on Jan. 16th! Roll on.....
Wino wrote: You can't mean'The Beat' as in early 80's go-feet label The Beat surely? Answer the question before I make a prat of myself!
I think the Agent is genuinely talking about our Beat, but weren't they called the Engerlish Beat on those shores, cos they already had their own group called the Beat.
However, I believe there's two versions of our original Beat operating now! Rankin' Roger (and his son) front the UK version, and the Americans have their own beat fronted by Dave Wakelin, cos he lives Stateside now.
I've seen Roger's version a couple of times this year. Neville Stapes performed with them at Glastonbury and, as well as their own tracks, they cover the likes of Rock the Kasbah (in a 2-tone stylee).
Luvverly bit of nostalgia.
Al Jarvis wrote:
Wino wrote: You can't mean'The Beat' as in early 80's go-feet label The Beat surely? Answer the question before I make a prat of myself!
I think the Agent is genuinely talking about our Beat, but weren't they called the Engerlish Beat on those shores, cos they already had their own group called the Beat.
However, I believe there's two versions of our original Beat operating now! Rankin' Roger (and his son) front the UK version, and the Americans have their own beat fronted by Dave Wakelin, cos he lives Stateside now.
I've seen Roger's version a couple of times this year. Neville Stapes performed with them at Glastonbury and, as well as their own tracks, they cover the likes of Rock the Kasbah (in a 2-tone stylee).
Luvverly bit of nostalgia.
Really? Brilliant! I used to be in love with Dave Wakelin - a real live Brummie living over 'there'? Well, I'll go to the foot of our stairs...............
Rankin' Roger.... oh, the memories are all flooding back now, of those carefree moments........like the one where I went to see them at the Bingley Hall in Brum. It was used for many events; unfortunately the night of the concert co-incided with a cattle show - I kid you not! There wasn't enough time to 'clear up' so they placed matting on the floor over what was presumably cow dung. After about 20 minutes when everyone had been dancing go-feet stylie, the place had an aroma, which wasn't exactly pleasant...........ah, those were the days!
I'm going to go and hunt down my pink and black memoirs and see how long I can do 'the' dance before oxygen is required............
Wino wrote: I'm going to go and hunt down my pink and black memoirs and see how long I can do 'the' dance before oxygen is required............
It's frightening. Rankin' Roger still has the body of a teenager. And obviously likes to show it off the entire gig. Looks in better shape than his own son, who he shares the vocals with and who is, maybe possibly still, a genu-ine teenager!
Wino wrote:
AgentWood wrote: i went to 3 gigs this year. sad, but an improvement on last year's ZERO. new order, the beat and duran duran (and a local metal band--my ex-roomie is friends with them, but they don't really count). oh, and hooky's DJing in orlando. not really a gig, per se.
new order by leaps and bounds. although hearing 'a view to a kill' with the orlando symphony orchestra playing in the background was pretty awesome. :D
New Order The Beat Duran Duran
You can't mean'The Beat' as in early 80's go-feet label The Beat surely? Answer the question before I make a prat of myself!:)
exactly as al said. the beat as in early 2tone, 'mirror in the bathroom,' 'i confess' 'stand down margaret,' 'sooner or later,' et cetera. none of this 'english beat,' 'charlatans UK,' 'london suede' nonsense. and i don't know of 'the other beat' anyway!
p.s. dave wakeling looked fantastic and was in fine form! he was bantering with the audience the whole time; i'd love to have a drink in the pub with him--seems like an interesting and fun character.
Apart from NO at the Apollo and Hyde Park I would say Gorillaz at Manc Opera House. U2 short set at Live 8.
Saw Kraftwerk in the previous year and they were excellent. I remember Hooky mentioning seeing them somewhere in Europe, so I wonder if that was his favourite gig.
new order brixton the national ulu goldfrapp bristol academy the arcade fire bristol academy editors cardiff barfly stars cardiff barfly micah p hinson bristol trinity
hyde park for - rilo kiley, komakino, hard-fi & new order
barcelona for - wedding present, arcade fire, nouvelle vague, mercury rev, they might be giants & new order
New Order and the Chems in Oakland was tops.
Gang of Four were the best thing at Coachella for me, got bored listening to Jem, Fiery Furnaces were decent, rather see them in a club, and walking past the tent where The Bravery were playing was enough for me.
Los Lobos in my town, playing a lot of their other Spanish-language tracks to an audience who only wanted to hear La Bamba.....have always liked these guys for doing what they want to do.....and not what the record company or the general public wants.
Sigur Ros/Amina in Vancouver Jandek in NYC Dirty Three/Jackie-O Motherfucker in San Francisco Sunburned Hand of the Man in San Francisco Slint reunion in san francisco Slint reunion in seattle Unrest reunion in Washington DC Mogwai at All Tomorrows Parties UK Gang of Four in san francisco The Go-Betweens in San Francisco The Wedding Present in San Francisco Autechre in San Francisco Superpitcher in Seattle New Order/Chems in Oakland LCD Soundsystem in Seattle Fennesz in Seattle
Christ not seen that many gigs this year,it would be a more impressively long list of NON-attendances to fave gigs this year.Nevermind. The ones I did see:-
LIVE 8 - Amazing day,spent about fourteen hours on our feet,with only breakfast and a hot-dog at dinner!
U2 at City of Manchester Stadium- Another great gig,till he started preaching.Much preferred him when he was MacPhisto when he sent himself up.
INTERPOL at The Manc. Academy- Another excellent gig,excellent new album to showcase..and they did NYC!!
JAMES BLUNT at Academy- AAARGH! No he is good live no matter what youse think of him!
LADYTRON at M/C Students Union- Low key showcase for Witching Hour.Brilliant gig.
AND>> NEW ORRRDDDAHHH!! at the Apollo- Ashamed to miss them at Hyde Park,but brilliant gig,brilliant day meeting NOOLers.
oh and HOOKY dj set at North Bar ,Blackburn
Great to meet the geezer in the most smallest of clubs.Didn't recognise half the stuff he played,but he played a NO track and a Mash-up of Grace Jones/JD doing She's Lost Control.Good night out with my mate Banshee,his missus Teresa,Woman of Substance,Wayne,Edd Boland and Jake Dudek.
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monty wrote:
JAMES BLUNT at Academy- AAARGH! No he is good live no matter what youse think of him!
Shameful ![]()
Samantha Chapman wrote:
monty wrote:
JAMES BLUNT at Academy- AAARGH! No he is good live no matter what youse think of him!
Shameful
quite! some other shockers there but to be fair he did have one or two good ones in his list as well
monty wrote: And they were nearly as good as Girls Aloud!
wish i'd have seen girls aloud instead of cheeky girls at witton park blackburn. skinny french looking cheeky gits
I have comp tickets this Sat. Night (New Years eve) to see Robert Randolph & the Family Bandwith my mate Natasha-these guys opened for Clapton and about blew Eric off the stage.....
bansheeman wrote:
monty wrote: And they were nearly as good as Girls Aloud!
wish i'd have seen girls aloud instead of cheeky girls at witton park blackburn. skinny french looking cheeky gits
YOU DO THE MATH!!![]()
dave soligo wrote: Sigur Ros/Amina in Vancouver Jandek in NYC Dirty Three/Jackie-O Motherfucker in San Francisco Sunburned Hand of the Man in San Francisco Slint reunion in san francisco Slint reunion in seattle Unrest reunion in Washington DC Mogwai at All Tomorrows Parties UK Gang of Four in san francisco The Go-Betweens in San Francisco The Wedding Present in San Francisco Autechre in San Francisco Superpitcher in Seattle New Order/Chems in Oakland LCD Soundsystem in Seattle Fennesz in Seattle
all those Cisco gigs. have you ever seen a band called SWELL from Cisco. great band. few great albums. would loved to have seen them live.

