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Tenuous link. I saw (the) Doves play in Adelaide last night. They were awesome. Much much better than Interpol who played in town the other night. But that's another story.

The DJ was playing some UK / Manc tunes before they came on. The song they came on stage to was 'These Days'. Brilliant!! I was wearing my True Faith T-shirt and was in heaven. Actually I was. The club is called 'Heaven' ;)

There were quite a few Mancunians in the crowd sporting flags etc. Jimi gave them a bit of shit about it, it was very funny. One obnoxious guy was calling his mate in the UK during the show saying how "Fookin brilliant" it was. Tool!

Sorry for the rant but I had to share it with someone. :D

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Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

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one of my old time favs is holiday in cambodia by dead kennedy's and they dont come from there what about all the songs about new york as well

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actually i just remembered doves did new york on the last broadcast c.d.:laugh: anyway ive met them and there o.k. :clap:

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salford blue wrote: Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

Still the best band around at the moment though. :nod:

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Uncle Liam wrote:

salford blue wrote: Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

Still the best band around at the moment though. :nod:

i wouldn't go that far!

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Uncle Liam wrote:

salford blue wrote: Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

Still the best band around at the moment though. :nod:

I was going to disagree with that but couldn't!

Seen them twice and they were blinding each time :nod:

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Where you see em Ally?

Seen them this year at the apollo, the ritz, Glasto, and when they supported Oasis and Coldplay. Brilliant.

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Uncle Liam wrote: Where you see em Ally?

Seen them this year at the apollo, the ritz, Glasto, and when they supported Oasis and Coldplay. Brilliant.

I'm not really half the gig goer you seem to be but I saw Doves twice at the Edinburgh Corn Exchange. First in 2002 as part of T On The Fringe, and second this year as the first date of the "Some Cities" tour (the album came out the day before). Both great nights but they were slightly stronger on the 2002 date. This year's one was by no means a bad 'un and I was pleased to hear they'd dusted off 'Darker' but my brother was well pissed off they didn't play Catch The Sun :laugh:

Genuinely nice blokes, and they're not trying to change the world or give finger wagging lectures to the public about poverty/fair trade like those wankers Chris Martin and Bono. They just play their fucking great music and keep themselves to themselves at the end of the day :thumb: Had a chance to meet them outside that first Edinburgh gig and they signed my Pounding DVD single :D Quality.

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bansheeman wrote: one of my old time favs is holiday in cambodia by dead kennedy's and they dont come from there what about all the songs about new york as well

"its tough kid but its life,its a holiday in Cambodia,don't forget to pack your wife"

I like the Doves but the new album bored the socks off me,unlike the previous 2,not including Sub Sub who I did ney care for much....

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I'm seeing them at Metros Fremantle tonight!

Just to add to the OT-ness of it all.

:\pimp3:

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depthcharge wrote: I'm seeing them at Metros Fremantle tonight!

Just to add to the OT-ness of it all.

:\pimp3:

Report back as to how appalling you found 'Neon' I want to know if it's just me

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salford blue wrote: Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

Good to see the British class system is alive and kicking. :laugh:

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brade27 wrote:

salford blue wrote: Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

Good to see the British class system is alive and kicking. :laugh:

Too True, is commies are always ready to do down them posh people.

Well at least the English have got some class:abovelol:

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ally-i cant understand either why they dropped catch the sun.i saw them at blackpool after our works xmas party and was shouting my head off at encore for catch the sun,drunk as a mop

uncle liam-ive seen them 8 times in 6 years but sounds like you'll be catching me up in the space of a year after v-festival :laugh: :laugh: :clap:

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brade27 wrote:

depthcharge wrote: I'm seeing them at Metros Fremantle tonight!

Just to add to the OT-ness of it all.

:\pimp3:

Report back as to how appalling you found 'Neon' I want to know if it's just me

What a fucking gig. It wrecks me to say it, but if only New Order could deliver a contemporary live experience so inspired, so humble, so professional. I've just got back and I'm half-baked but.. wow.

Brad, I had prior warning about Neon so avoided them.

:\pimp3:

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Yep. V fest will be my 8th. 5 times this year, caught them in belfast a couple of years ago and the Rob Gretton Gig last year.

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I should never have told the Doves to fuck off in Paris. What a mug.They are bloody good. Their drummer is especially gifted.Seen them several times. What was I thinking of? Oh, The shame of it all.

:bag:

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doves drummer is ace,he gets so into it.at the signing tent at t'int park he called me over because he spotted my new order t-shirt,he said he's into them so that also makes him a top man.he was also cracking up about the badge.think he was after one:laugh:

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Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

...and it's Wilmslow anyway

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johnny james wrote:

Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

...and it's Wilmslow anyway

JEEZ......Posher than I thought then

Why not Shadows of Gatley or summat?

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yeah, don't listen to them 'cos they come from Wilmslow. just listen to music made by Salford residents only. It's the only 'real' music.

I don't hear New Order writing about Alderley Edge much (very posh and home to half the band)

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Or Macclesfield for that matter...

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DOVES!! "Pounding" is an alltime anthem which is never off a jukebox if I've go loose change.Plus they've done a quite reasonable collaboration as SUB SUB with Barney with "This Time I'm Not Wrong"

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Is this guy for real?.......:yawn:

Oops I meant to quote Johny James

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Is this guy for real?.......Yawn

nope....not in the slightest

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patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote:

salford blue wrote: Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

Still the best band around at the moment though. :nod:

i wouldn't go that far!

Who's better? Who's best?

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I promoise to pay for Uncle Liam to come to Aberdeen as soon as he finishes studying so we can get drunk, at my expense.

Now, get on with you work!

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tis true i swear-doves probally are the best around at moment

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BIGINOIL wrote:

patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:

Uncle Liam wrote:

salford blue wrote: Cheadle Hulme posh boys singing about Salford, whats that all about?

Still the best band around at the moment though. :nod:

i wouldn't go that far!

Who's better? Who's best?

Who's better, Foo fighters are miles better live.probably the best band i've seen live by a long shot.

I've listened to Last Broadcast this afternoon and i just can't get into them i just loose interest after about track 3 then it picks up again for pounding and thats about it. i really don't know what all the fuss is about i'm afraid.

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:rolleyes:

each to their own i suppose.

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They are one of those bands that are better live than on record. They are tight and raw live and one of the few bands I would travel to see.:nod:

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