More support for Hyde park 24/6

announced as Moby (main stage before NO) and Fischerspooner (other stage)

both should be worth watching

Yes, apart from Moby.

no fan of his either really. he does apaprently do a good live show - or he did about 5 years ago when I paid the slightest bit of attention to what he did...At least if he's on before NO I won't have to endure any of The Bravery while I get a decent position

I'm staying at Glastonbury. Moby will ruin everyone's day with his miserable music. It will probably rain, anyway.

BIGINOIL wrote: I'm staying at Glastonbury. Moby will ruin everyone's day with his miserable music. It will probably rain, anyway.

Somebody might write a book about him one day, in which he is viciously speared by a passing boatman whilst blowing a howl of diatribe from a hole on his back.

It would have a happy ending, of course.

bugger, not bothered about Moby, but am going to have to get there early now as Rilo Kiley appear to be on first.

wouldn't mind catching the Dears & Graham Coxon either...

hibster wrote: bugger, am going to have to get there early now - Rilo Kiley appear to be on first.

wouldn't mind catching the Dears & Graham Coxon either...

Graham the Coxman?

Huntsman wrote:

BIGINOIL wrote: I'm staying at Glastonbury. Moby will ruin everyone's day with his miserable music. It will probably rain, anyway.

Somebody might write a book about him one day, in which he is viciously speared by a passing boatman whilst blowing a howl of diatribe from a hole on his back.

It would have a happy ending, of course.

You're not usually that favorable, H.

I guess you prefer Melville.

Huntsman wrote:

BIGINOIL wrote: I'm staying at Glastonbury. Moby will ruin everyone's day with his miserable music. It will probably rain, anyway.

Somebody might write a book about him one day, in which he is viciously speared by a passing boatman whilst blowing a howl of diatribe from a hole on his back.

It would have a happy ending, of course.

I like your ending best!

yeah, the last album was a big improvement over his earlier ouvres.

hibster wrote: yeah, the last album was a big improvement over his earlier ouvres.

A good one to end his career?

His wailing days must be up by now?

to relaunch it i feel.

its a good album with some great songs

BIGINOIL wrote:

hibster wrote: yeah, the last album was a big improvement over his earlier ouvres.

A good one to end his career?

It appears Moby has a lot of fans here.

Higgledy must be going through what I experienced earlier, when my Spanish Omelette was left on the kitchen table, decrepit and growing cold with a blob of tomato sauce resting on the barely used fork.

I'm talking about Graham Coxon not Moby!

hibster wrote: I'm talking about Graham Coxon not Moby!

Oops!

Sos Higgsy.

(Coxman's worse though!)

i am, as you know, totally borassic.

plus the rilo kiley album has been on heavy rotation & i can't miss them!

Huntsman wrote:

hibster wrote: I'm talking about Graham Coxon not Moby!

Oops!

Sos Higgsy.

(Coxman's worse though!)

have edited my original post to avoid confusion.

So if i go not only now do i have to sit thru/avoid the bravery we now have moby to deal with as well.not looking promising

they've a lovely promo thing on www.wirelessfestival.co.uk with a typical NO interview - consisting of

I'm Peter Hook I'm Steven Morris We're New Order We're really looking forward to playing Hyde Park Yes we are.

Stunning stuff lads.

Stranger On The Shore wrote: So if i go not only now do i have to sit thru/avoid the bravery we now have moby to deal with as well.not looking promising

Unless the pub jukebox is stuffed full of crap you have nothing to worry about

Hard Fi are also playing, probably very low on the bill, but worth a look. Clash/dub/indie.

Oh, and they're me mates too so go see 'em ya bastards.

I wonder if Moby's last song of the night will be Temptation..