supported by some other creation band - pacific was it? yeah, went to that one. saw barney going back to the hotel after the show on that reading 89 one, walking just in front of us but we didnt want to intrude...
Your Top 5 Gigs Of All Time
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Originally posted by Dufford Charleywood 1) New Order- Reading (Festival) 89'2) The Stone Roses- Blackpool(Empress Ballroom) 89'3) Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band- Oxford (Dolly) 86'4) Super Furry Animals- Cardiff (Festival) 96'5) Madness- Oxford (Appollo) 81'
hey...they said NO new order gigs...get with the program bub!!!!
Originally posted by AgentWood > Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin> > 2. JAMC...again, at some Lollapalooza....only time I ever saw the kids...> > 4. My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult...I think this was in 1990 as well...maybe 1991...tripping my balls off...the dancers, the music....I almost went mad this night!!!>
the JAMC lollapalooza was 1993 (i think--may have been 1994). i remember thinking how i wished it had been in a small venue instead of an outdoor amphitheatre (fiddler's green in denver), since it didn't really seem to fit, and i was pretty far from the stage anyway. plus, no one around me seemed to know who the hell they were--it was really amusing! same thing happened when front 242 played at the 1994 lollapalooza--all these kids staring blankly at the stage at these euro-industrials....
when you saw the thrill kill kult were they opening for siouxsie? i saw them open for siouxsie and the banshees around that time (1991/92) in boston and they put on a great show. everything was in black light with that techno-coloured paint, and the set was done up like a french cabaret or bar, with all these dancers (like you said), if i remember correctly. madness.
I'm with you on the first point...would have preferred to see JAMC in a smaller venue...what was formerly known as the Bomb Factory here in Dallas would have been perfect!!!
and TKK was actually headlining the show I saw...but would have been better with siouxsee...instead, they had some awful band from Chicago opening for them...oh well...
Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin TKK was actually headlining the show I saw...but would have been better with siouxsee...instead, they had some awful band from Chicago opening for them...oh well...
what? they had post-cetera chicago opening for them? ![]()
wasn't the pumpkins, was it?
best without NO:
- Oasis - Sheffield Arena 1997
- Longview - Stoke Sugarmill 2003
- Doves - Leeds Festival 2000
- VOY - Leicester Charlotte 2000
- Heaven 17 - Sheffield Arena 1997(?)
Kraftwerk at Brum Hummingbird circa 90/91 - the Rolling Stones of techno pop!
Run DMC / Beastie Boys 1986 at Brum Odeon - didn't seem very memorable at the time but looking back a deffo glad I was there moment
The The at A*ton Vile Leisure Centre - on the Mind Bomb tour with Johnny Marr - shame about the venue!
The Housemartins at Brum Powerhouse - as they said about the atmosphere it was like walking out at Wembley.
ACR at the Subterrania in about 1990 - a little bit of Rio in Ladbroke Grove
Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin > Originally posted by Dufford Charleywood> 1) New Order- Reading (Festival) 89'> > 2) The Stone Roses- Blackpool(Empress Ballroom) 89'> > 3) Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band- Oxford (Dolly) 86'> > 4) Super Furry Animals- Cardiff (Festival) 96'> > 5) Madness- Oxford (Appollo) 81'
hey...they said NO new order gigs...get with the program bub!!!!
Hey 'Grigori' could you please define 'Bub' as i only speak English and not some yank, hillbilly drawl. Regards & apologies for not reading the heading properly.
Originally posted by Dufford Charleywood > Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin> > > > Originally posted by Dufford Charleywood> > 1) New Order- Reading (Festival) 89'> > > > 2) The Stone Roses- Blackpool(Empress Ballroom) 89'> > > > 3) Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band- Oxford (Dolly) 86'> > > > 4) Super Furry Animals- Cardiff (Festival) 96'> > > > 5) Madness- Oxford (Appollo) 81'>
hey...they said NO new order gigs...get with the program bub!!!!
Hey 'Grigori' could you please define 'Bub' as i only speak English and not some yank, hillbilly drawl. Regards & apologies for not reading the heading properly.
Duffers, Bub is Texan banter for Bubba......which means he IS your daddy, and he'll probably wanna shag ye, they're like that in Texas;)
Originally posted by ShugZV©
> Originally posted by Dufford Charleywood> > > > Originally posted by Grigori Rasputin> > > > > > > Originally posted by Dufford Charleywood> > > 1) New Order- Reading (Festival) 89'> > > > > > 2) The Stone Roses- Blackpool(Empress Ballroom) 89'> > > > > > 3) Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band- Oxford (Dolly) 86'> > > > > > 4) Super Furry Animals- Cardiff (Festival) 96'> > > > > > 5) Madness- Oxford (Appollo) 81'> > >
hey...they said NO new order gigs...get with the program bub!!!!
Hey 'Grigori' could you please define 'Bub' as i only speak English and not some yank, hillbilly drawl. Regards & apologies for not reading the heading properly.
Duffers, Bub is Texan banter for Bubba......which means he IS your daddy, and he'll probably wanna shag ye, they're like that in Texas;)
And CORBY
Originally posted by Grahame Ferguson Went to see Public Enemy on Monday and it was the best show I've ever been to. Got me thinking about classic concerts I have witnessed. So give us yer top 5, and to make it interesting New Order can't be on the list.
Just had to shamelessly resurrect this thread. Went to see Public Enemy in London last night, wandered out to the bar half way thru' and came back to find the Mrs FAST ASLEEP(!) in her chair! ![]()
Mind, PE put on a good show but I probably caught 10+ years too late - not a black face in the house!
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Grahame Ferguson> Went to see Public Enemy on Monday and it was the best show I've ever been to. Got me thinking about classic concerts I have witnessed. So give us yer top 5, and to make it interesting New Order can't be on the list.
Just had to shamelessly resurrect this thread. Went to see Public Enemy in London last night, wandered out to the bar half way thru' and came back to find the Mrs FAST ASLEEP(!) in her chair! ![]()
Mind, PE put on a good show but I probably caught 10+ years too late - not a black face in the house!
should have told her to fight the power. am so going to text her to take the piss. 89 was the best tour for them according to my friends in the know - back then you would have been the only white face in the house.
Originally posted by blackthorn me up 89 was the best tour for them according to my friends in the know - back then you would have been the only white face in the house.
Bloke from here phoned up the Docklands when they played there about 8 years ago, and was actually asked, "Are you black?", he said no, and the teller suggested he didn't attend the concert. He didn't.
Mind, I saw 'em on the South Bank. It's chin-stroker's heaven. Might have been different if they'd played Hackney or Brixton!
No particular order (and don't remember the years):
The Clash (last version of the band, with Strummer and two guitarists)in San Francisco: maybe the hardest rocking band ever!
The Ramones and Social Distortion in Berkeley
The Cure in San Francisco
The Cure in San Jose
Well, that's 4 memorable concerts.
In chronological order:
The Adverts - Thames Poly 1978 - 1st gig I ever went to! Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Electric Ballroom 1984 Jesus & Mary Chain - North London Poly 1985 - the first riot show! Happy Mondays - ULU 1989 (I think it was '89!) Nirvana - Reading 1992