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Cloud

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  1. 1) Manics, December 4th 2002 at the SECC - fucking incredible as far as emotional rollercoasters go..I think the entire day was an event, from meeting loads of people in the queue to randomness all round, ending on the absolute high that was A Design For Life with the entire crowd singing along. I was tempted to say V2002 instead, but no, the SECC grabs it. Sadly, it's probably the last time that they actually mattered anymore - but what a great memory to end it all on.

    2) The X-Certs, 2nd January 2004 - simply because there was something electric in the air, and how often do you get to experience that, especially locally?

    3) My own promoted gig - simply because it was more of an event for 50/60 friends from the halls that i stayed in, everyone really enjoyed themselves and it was worth all the trauma that it took for the thing to take place. It wasn't the most professional of set ups, wasn't the best of organisation..but watching some people who had never played in front of an audience before really step up and do themselves proud was possibly again one of those life changing events. A friend of mine was utterly nervous as fuck about doing a solo acoustic set, especially after he was drawn to go on after all the other acoustic spots - he had never performed before in front of an audience that wasn't just a few friends, and he managed to really make something special happen.

  2. erm, local bands?

    The X-Certs (nuff said)

    The Cuts (again, nuff said)

    Radio Lucifer (how can anyone NOT be a fan after the other night?)

    Femora (for sheer chugga chugga chugga)

    Deladus (woaaah..fantastically different)

    My Minds Weapon (for being entertaining)

    King Liar And The Brutes (Ted DiBiase is the man!..here by virtue of that alone)

  3. being honest, Femora will start to kick serious ass with the more gigs played (the whole chugga chugga chugga aspect is coming through now), STML reminded me heavily of QOTSA, and what's more - they pulled it off, and Radio Lucifer were just damned good full stop, I've never seen so much style :D

  4. fuck yeah, i think it's safe to say that i came in expecting one thing and got blown away by what i saw :) i'm definitely going to have to catch them next time, just for the sheer entertainment alone :D

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