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Alias wrote: Used to love their first 3 albums, the second and third mostly,

Apparently they'll be playing Talk Talk Talk in its entirety at these gigs.

ThruBeingCool wrote:it makes you wonder what their future strategy will be regarding touring when they get such low turn outs like the gigs we saw. London and Glasgow dates only

My thoughts precisely.

Non-Stranglers : "The last lot made a few mistakes, They didn't die young, they got big waists"

Stranglers : "And the first commandment reads that human flesh and blood is sacred......until there is no more food"

Great write-up TBC. All the contextual stuff you put in, as well as the "facts" from the gig itself, makes for a real entertaining read.

Full review of Aberdeen show plus a couple of pics HERE

George Cox's. The footwear of choice for this discerning faninblack.

Just back from the Aberdeen gig. Shit crowd but the band played a blinder in spite of this. 21 songs I counted - all your faves - and then instead of heading off to the dressing room, they came and shook hands with everyone, chatted, did photos until the security huckled everyone out of the venue. G...

The Stooges - Raw Power / Legacy Edition / Rough Power..........Iggy overload!

Starting to get proper excited about next weekend's trip South.

You're right. It's a gamble but this looks promising.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nYdmeiVSuo

Well, a big thumbs up to BBC4 once again. That was a really enjoyable night's viewing. Wilco was a humble and likeable "host" in the documentary and what a geezer. He flew a fecking plane FFS! Anyone else think that the band on the Sight & Sound gig afterwards - with Gypie Mayo, a dece...

It's 19 years today since the original New York Johnny shuffled off to that great shooting gallery in the sky. Anyone else on here a fan? Anyone else on here feel as old as I do??

Snared an interview with Peter Coyne for our blog site : http://flaresnseagulls.com/the-previews ... interview/