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ThruBeingCool wrote:Yeah, great review. Just remind me again, wot's "angular guitar"?

"Where a guitarist makes the transitions between notes very sharp and pronounced rather than in a smooth, rounded off kind of way."

Ta HIB, great to see the band is as good as before. Just hope they come oop north so I can see em again! On looking at the set list tho, I'm aghast, aghast I tell you, at no Natural Kind of Joy or 1000 Miles Away. If I've got the titles wrong I apologise, but these two songs are beautiful ballad ty...

theraven1979 wrote:Great review - not even into em but I enjoyed reading that.

Jim

Cheers Jim - have a set list too....

Someone say they wanted a review of the Tufnell Park gig? OK - here's one I knocked together: That Petrol Emotion The Dirty Water Club, Tufnell Park, London. Tuesday 26th August When That Petrol Emotion’s vocalist Steve Mack bounds enthusiastically on stage at North London’s tiny Dirty Water club ve...

Bit late to this one - but f*ck me - that's aces!

"I am angry, I am ill and I'm as ugly as sin"

Now there's an opening line for you!

Blooming eck, there were so many bands that were underrated and called 'punk' that I got confused. Still do. I dabbled with so many bands but only stayed loyal to the MIB of course and a couple of others. Dead Kennedys Crass Dickies varying degrees of 'punk' then there were UK Subs who made some be...

Reformed earlier in the year and did their first gigs for 14 years. Saw the first of the three at the Dirty Water Club last week and they were f*cking tremendous.

Any fellow Petrol-heads on here?

More info:

http://www.thatpetrolemotion.com

johnnyg1968 wrote:The Stranglers and The Undertones

God bless The Undertones too. Once supported 'em and while we were on stage some one nicked our beer so they gave us their rider. True gents.

The Stranglers by a country mile!

Mmmm, my top five are:

New Order
Little Man Tate
Arctic Monkeys
Goldblade
That Petrol Emotion