Kraftwerk - Velodrome Manchester
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I might cycle up to this one. Should be able to do it in about 5 hours 37 minutes and 21 seconds.
hibster wrote: there is a roof on the velodrome you know!
Yeah, I know.
I just hope you get wet going there, that's all.
Yeah, will be there - any recommendations for a late night venue in town afterwards?
****Just read the interview and seen this:
"First, they have a brand-new live presentation, including a 3D segment (for which you'll need the obligatory glasses), about to receive its British premiere at the Manchester International festival."
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hibster wrote: email saying my tickets on their way rec'd. no tickets yet.
You got them yet?
Had same e-mail saying on the way rec'd delivery and they turned up in normal first class post.
Anyone got a spare ticket? Plus do you think it's wise me turning up round Clayton in a RED shirt? ![]()
Have you done the obvious and checked Ebay/Scarlet Mist?
If not, you'll get one from a tout as a last resort...
LeggyD wrote:
hibster wrote: email saying my tickets on their way rec'd. no tickets yet.
You got them yet?
Had same e-mail saying on the way rec'd delivery and they turned up in normal first class post.
nope.
rung them & they gave me the royal mail delivery number rang them & spoke to several machines before finding out they haven't attempted delivery yet. went back to booking people & they won't send replacements (!!) but did say they'd leave some at the door for me & i just need to bring my booking ref & card with me
MONTY wrote: Anyone got a spare ticket? Plus do you think it's wise me turning up round Clayton in a RED shirt?
It's not wise turning up around ME dressed like that, yer red twat.
:violent2:
Missy Jem wrote: I've got the day off
Believe the hardcore are meeting early doors in the Brunswick...
When will you be there then?
confusion wrote:
Missy Jem wrote: I've got the day off
Believe the hardcore are meeting early doors in the Brunswick...
When will you be there then?
I'm trying to work out if that's a flippant quip there, Nobby!
Could you please append such emails with a
in future, just to confirm whether you're extracting the michael, or simply making an innocent remark. Thanks in advance for your help.
El Jarvo wrote:
confusion wrote:
Missy Jem wrote: I've got the day off
Believe the hardcore are meeting early doors in the Brunswick...
When will you be there then?
I'm trying to work out if that's a flippant quip there, Nobby!
Could you please append such emails with a
in future, just to confirm whether you're extracting the michael, or simply making an innocent remark. Thanks in advance for your help.
I nearly made the same mistake, Al.
Norby: Pubs open at 11am in England.
Hope this helps.
Diamond 383 wrote: Norby: Pubs open at 11am in England.
Hope this helps.
Okay, so the hardcore will be in there 1100hrs.
What time will be Jemma be allowed to turn up? ![]()
El Jarvo wrote:
Diamond 383 wrote: Norby: Pubs open at 11am in England.
Hope this helps.
Okay, so the hardcore will be in there 1100hrs.
What time will be Jemma be allowed to turn up?
Que? (And I KNEW you'd pull me on that Hardcore comment) ![]()
Norbs, I'll be out for 2pm (you have my number). Pompey shouldn't be long after.
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I asked my Dad to buy me the 7" single of 'The Model' in the early 80's. I think it's still in his loft.
Loved Tour De France from 'Breakdance'.
If I went abroad to watch them, I wouldn't skip a gig ![]()
The Teacher wrote: So which members of my fan club are coming along for this one then?
Oh go on then!
Jemmie you babe!! Not even heard of SCARLET MIST,but just got 2 standing tickets for £35 each! Myself and Mr Furey(Interpol gig Blackpool) will be in attendance. Where the fook's this Brunswick pub?
Gonna watch MINIMUM MAXIMUM to celebrate!
Excellent! My colleague was selling them for £90 each.
Brunswick is near Picadilly. Ring me!
lyn will be sober too
we're getting into town a little after 5 i believe lock up your ciders
hibster wrote: according to nobby/ big clive the robots will be cycling round the track
Sorry, but it's hard to believe the robots would cycle round the track for one gig. I think, the only difference to the last festival gigs is 3D again.
Diamond 383 wrote:
El Jarvo wrote:
confusion wrote:
Missy Jem wrote: I've got the day off
Believe the hardcore are meeting early doors in the Brunswick...
When will you be there then?
I'm trying to work out if that's a flippant quip there, Nobby!
Could you please append such emails with a
in future, just to confirm whether you're extracting the michael, or simply making an innocent remark. Thanks in advance for your help.
I nearly made the same mistake, Al.
Norby: Pubs open at 11am in England.
Hope this helps.
Fine, thx. I didn't think about it. I translated "early doors" with "early in the day" or so.
My question was only a simple question. Why should I use
in the future, Al?
I am in John and Christine's house now. I will have lunch in the queens arms and then go to the brunswick.
Diamond 383 wrote: Plastic KW fans convention.
yes. where were they all on Kraftwerk's 1991 summer UK tour? In those olden days the band brought their whole studio on tour with them. Steam powered it were! None of this cheapskate economy noncy laptop nonsense.
Anyway, i await the inevitable pics of everybody in their 3D glasses. Although cycle helmets and Lycra would have been better
KRAFTWERK ROCK!!!!!!
There I've said it! Big hello to Norbert,good meeting ya mate;Alex,Liam,Gaz Edwards. I never got to see Jemmie,Leggy,Greg,Jert and Mr INOIL,but a big shout out to you anyway.
Just an amazing gig.Ok it was more or less the same setlist as the MINIMUM MAXIMUM DVD,but you had to be there. TOUR DE FRANCE was accompanied by Sir Steve Redgrave and 9 other Olympic cyclists riding round the track. "The Robots" make another appearance during..err..THE ROBOTS! Followed by the Second Act!
IN 3D!!!
NUMBERS,VITAMIN,COMPUTERWORLD,AERODYNAMIK and MUSIQUE NON STOP with glorious 3D. VITAMIN was accompanied by some floating pills which I tried desperately to try and catch in mid-air.
Oh and did I mention THE BASS. Fook me it was loud,the way it was meant to be. Kraftwerk are still tops. Found out tonight that MUTE are re-releasing their back catalogue remastered in September.
Photos to follow!!
Oh how could I forget Alex! And Norbert's big inflatable hands pointing down at Alex and his ...err...equipment.
Someone beat me to it to YOUTUBE so here goes..
It was great to see you all again. The gig was my 6th and the best I have seen this year. Even Ralf spoke a little bit to the audience and tbe band members smiled sometimes.
got there at 7.30 and was amazed to see a fookin cornish pasty concession in the venue was still pondering this when steve reich started up, seat in block m row r proved to be stifling though with good siteline.
went for a walk and was newly curious as to whether the beer queue from red block had now looped into the one from blue block.
and on a balmy night people were standing in line for a pasty...... maybe it's me but I still dont get it.
noticed fat bob from fast show, asian lass from bbc north news, a fat pete wylie and the ubiquitous john robb and some more folk in line.
on way back to seats noticed the press section was a little empty and after some slight of hand with a walkden library card and not a little haughtiness from mrs GaryMac secured some great seats
I then had me socks blown off, loved the bass, the 3D, the robots and the bike folk.
BRILLIANT GIG
left with souvenir glasses x 8
and still they lined up for pasties perhaps the secret of team GB was based on an old cornish recipe
adieu
Nice one Gaz!
Here's some piccies. Shame my camera died on me before I could capture some NOOLERS on.Well at least I got Norbert (only without his inflatable Hands!!!)








The yellow one was my retro DM Master & Servant,but I couldn't be arsed carrying around my new AUTOBAHN shirt.Enjoy watching Madge the Child Catcher!! xx
Modern Talking and The Twins were far better cos they have actual songs. KW just plod on an on for hours.
But Giorgio Moroder deserves more credit.
Reg wrote: Modern Talking and The Twins were far better. But Giorgio Moroder deserves more credit.
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MONTY wrote: Nice one Gaz!
Here's some piccies. Shame my camera died on me before I could capture some NOOLERS on.Well at least I got Norbert (only without his inflatable Hands!!!)
This is a moment after I jumped for you to take the picture with the inflatable hands. When I jumped my mobilephone fell out of my shirt and laid in three parts on the floor. But I even found the stylus.
The inflatable hands remained in Manchester and will point out the bootlegger the next gigs, too. I gave them to a rude boy with Kung Fu-Skills, because bootleggers seem to be very aggressive these days.
Remasters out Sept 28 incl boxset http://www.emimusic.nl/external/microsites/Catalogus/binnenkort.html
Midnight Blue wrote: Remasters out Sept 28 incl boxset http://www.emimusic.nl/external/microsites/Catalogus/binnenkort.html
"Binnenkort in de winkel" whassat mean?
winkel - heh heh
hibster wrote:
Midnight Blue wrote: Remasters out Sept 28 incl boxset http://www.emimusic.nl/external/microsites/Catalogus/binnenkort.html
"Binnenkort in de winkel" whassat mean?
winkel - heh heh
Soon in the shop.