Quandary

Been a NO fan since '83.

Someone bought me tickets for Hookys Movement/PCL gig.

Dont get me wrong, I loved Hooky througout NO, especially THAT LowLife tour, and his star show at Summerpops.

But I'm thinking of doing a no show because I just think it will be really shit and make me sad.

And so does everyone I know.

Sad isnt it?

Dont do it,, then. More room for me to dance down the front

lets go.........

If it was THAT shit, you could always leave. Nobody makes you stay to the end.

I've been pleasantly surprised whenever I've seen them, and have tickets to see them twice soon.

What a great word is 'quandary'.

You could always cheat...

Nope, cant do it.

Hook is a dick.

oh and hello Col, see you at the Cathederal, you blue cunt.

The Him sounds so good. Really. But I can't get past hearing the band crash in around him while the bass legend has his hand in the air. When all is said and done, what is the point of Peter Hook if not to play the bass?

M1 wrote: When all is said and done, what is the point of Peter Hook if not to play the bass?

He likes to keep an eye out for anybody who looks like they might start moaning. And then he kicks fuck out of those that do.

I've always gone to PH shows with a feeling than less than excited, but always left excited and extremely happy I went.
Don't trust the gut instinct, go, I'm sure it will turn out awesome. Not to mention I would like to here NO with a more rock edge...

I think this works, but only for NO. How many other bands have this contradiction of having a rock edge, but also a dancie electronic flow? NO touring give the Dance flow... but Hooky could give a rocky rendition of the same songs... I'd love to hear both versions... (but I do admit, missing Barney's voice would be sad), but why not pick up Potsy for this than?

68Pontiac wrote: I've always gone to PH shows with a feeling than less than excited, but always left excited and extremely happy I went.
Don't trust the gut instinct, go, I'm sure it will turn out awesome. Not to mention I would like to here NO with a more rock edge...

I think this works, but only for NO. How many other bands have this contradiction of having a rock edge, but also a dancie electronic flow? NO touring give the Dance flow... but Hooky could give a rocky rendition of the same songs... I'd love to hear both versions... (but I do admit, missing Barney's voice would be sad), but why not pick up Potsy for this than?

...or ring Tony Hadley?

Aytoun_St wrote: Been a NO fan since '83.

Someone bought me tickets for Hookys Movement/PCL gig.

Dont get me wrong, I loved Hooky througout NO, especially THAT LowLife tour, and his star show at Summerpops.

But I'm thinking of doing a no show because I just think it will be really shit and make me sad.

And so does everyone I know.

Sad isnt it?

I'm not into tribute bands, long live Barney's Band