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[Panda Strong]

It's not my venue...? No shit sherlock. I never said it was. I'm not wanting to decide what shows go on there either. None of those were my argument.

My argument is that due to one night's performance there will probably never be a gig that isn't an 'acoustic night', or something funded by EMI. Which is a real shame. That is my argument. That is all i'm saying.

[Alkaline]

Originally Posted by Panda Strong

It's not my venue...? No shit sherlock. I never said it was. I'm not wanting to decide what shows go on there either. None of those were my argument.

My argument is that due to one night's performance there will probably never be a gig that isn't an 'acoustic night', or something funded by EMI. Which is a real shame. That is my argument. That is all i'm saying.

Quit greeting, if you want more DIY shows find another venue and put them on yourself.

[Panda Strong]

Umm...Ok! Thanks! As if i hadn't figured that out on my own (or from you saying it in different variations in all your posts).

[Alkaline]

Originally Posted by Panda Strong

Umm...Ok! Thanks! As if i hadn't figured that out on my own (or from you saying it in different variations in all your posts).

Yeah, well i thought you were perhaps a little slow so i was ramming the point home until you acknowledged it.

[stuartmaxwell]

phil "hardcore" cairns socking it to the DIY scene

lolz

[Alkaline]

Originally Posted by stuartmaxwell

phil "hardcore" cairns socking it to the DIY scene

lolz

Not at all. Just fed up of people moaning for something that's easily sorted.

[stuartmaxwell]

dont read about it/use the ignore feature

but that decrease your opportunity to blow hot air at people about any particular subject

back to topic, its a great venue for these type of gigs, and Kaddish/IDD on saturday was awesome, it worked much better than I remember (when we put on paper cut out and charlottefield). It would be a sad loss to the scene

Tbh the scene will always be better off with venues who understand what it is about, appreciate the business and take the good stuff (people, atmosphere, word of mouth, music, bar $ale$) with the bad stuff (odd things being broken, being associated with screamy music, gash posters with indecipherable names stuck to the walls). I can understand why Dave (from cellar) has made his decision, they are a business, not a music venue, that decision should be respected.

Drakes, Dr Drakes and the Neuk 4 lYfE, Up da pUnx! etc

[Alkaline]

Originally Posted by stuartmaxwell

dont read about it/use the ignore feature

but that decrease your opportunity to blow hot air at people about any particular subject

I guess, but then you wouldn't be able to leap in at the end mocking me and trying to look cool

[stuartmaxwell]

who is to say that the two are exclusive?

[Hogisbald]

Cloud, Im sure it would be better to make comments like that if you actually attended the gig to get a better picture.

I didn't notice one person who was acting "matcho" etc. Everyone certainly had a good time and it was a bit more rowdy than My Chemical Romance at the AECC.

One thing that summed this gig up. When the lamp broke (by mistake) I saw loads of mortified faces and loads of people who didn't want that to happen.

If you think that people were throwing glasses and randomly smashing stuff then your wrong.

In fact apart from a few genuine mistakes, everyone acted very responsibly.

Jeez my spelling is down the pan today.