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[Marc]

Originally Posted by psydoll

The sound was always going to be pretty hard to control in a venue like Liquid, where'd they end up putting the band exactly? Was it just The Holloways on their own and what time were they on roughly?

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I like the idea of them getting told off by the bouncers for climbing on speakers, it's like when I got told off for shaking my mate Scott in Drakes at a Turning 13/Mercury Tilt Switch gig and drunkenly proclaimed it was a rock club and that people were allowed to be shaken when the steward enquired.

Bands:Will climb on stuff.

they played like between the two podiums, like just under the dj booth, the set up was quite cool. Yeah it was just them, they came on about 12.10 and played for bout 40 minutes. Im guessing there was about 200 - 300 people there, alot of people had just stumbled in tho, probs not knowing that there was a band on

[*Amy*]

Someone told me Panic at the Disco are playing Liquid next year. LOL.

[Edgar Graham]

Originally Posted by reject_monkey

there is a nice wee notice in the tunnels on the back of the speakers saying "do not stand on the monitors! if you do they will be turned off" coz fat people were standing on them and they are getting wrecked, LOL

Quick question, if it were physically possible would you allow "The Tunnels" to anally assault you 3 times?

[Cloud]

Originally Posted by Marc

come on now, they just shouldnt be allowed to let bands play there. The basist was getting told off from the bouncers for climbing on a speaker. Never thought i would hear the view or the libertines being played in liquid. Get them booked in a proper venue, was like a band playing at your school disco.

Do you not see that it's a good thing that Luminar are doing this? It can only help the music industry if there's crossover with clubs, after all. In turn, that might open some eyes to the music venues in Aberdeen, meaning they might have a chance of not losing all their money into a bottomless pit.