Hayseed Dixie
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I had to google them, they sound good, i might go see them in Wigan if you report back positively.
(They're on in Stonehaven, Scotland)
[magenta]Missy Jem[/magenta] wrote: I had to google them, they sound good, i might go see them in Wigan if you report back positively.
(They're on in Stonehaven, Scotland)
Where the fecks stonehaven??
i saw them at T in the park last year,absolutely awesome they were.
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[magenta]Missy Jem[/magenta] wrote: I had to google them, they sound good, i might go see them in Wigan if you report back positively.
(They're on in Stonehaven, Scotland)
Where the fecks stonehaven??
i saw them at T in the park last year,absolutely awesome they were.
I have never heard of them. Stonehaven, however, is a picturesque village (read: miserable, wet, grey shithole) just south of Aberdeen.
never heard of them.
but AMG says this.
Hayseed Dixie is a novelty band that issued a tribute album to heavy metal legends AC/DC in 2001 (completely reworking the Australian band's classics as country/hillbilly rave-ups), titled A Hillbilly Tribute to AC/DC. Their sense of humor is also evident in their bio, which claims that the band hails from Deer Lick Holler, "deep in the heart of the Appalachia," where its members grew up playing the traditional hillybilly music of their forefathers.
(in other words, i'll give them a miss)
Rock/country crossover though - what are you supposed to wear? What drink and drugs should we take?
Checked flannel shirt, moonshine and PCP or leather, cheap cider and speed?
I'm really looking forward to it.
Very very good - not a novelty act at all.
And didn't just do AC/DC numbers - loads of stuff.
Didn't see the whole set as I got chucked out. For fighting 
A Diamond a Dozen wrote: Very very good - not a novelty act at all.
And didn't just do AC/DC numbers - loads of stuff.
Didn't see the whole set as I got chucked out. For fighting
A Diamond a Dozen wrote: Very very good - not a novelty act at all.
And didn't just do AC/DC numbers - loads of stuff.
Didn't see the whole set as I got chucked out. For fighting
What happened to the Vocation: Gentleman bit? 
What a role model you are, Col!
SHEDi xxx
Every gentleman knows that turning up drunk and fighting is the correct way to behave at a Bluegrass gig. I was ahead of my time, a pioneer. The Management of the venue didn't agree. I tried to explain about the Sex Pistols but they threatened to call the Police. There's just no helping some people.
I bought a DVD too - No Sleep Till Liverpool. I'll try and run off a copy if anyone's interested.
