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I would say; Aeroplane Flies High by Smashing Pumpkins (how did that not make it onto Mellon Collie?), the Masterplan by Oasis (although they had so many good b-sides), Winter Wookie by Belle and Sebastian and Aneurysm by Nirvana

not including double A sides...or live tracks, remixes etc, what do you think the best B-side of a single was?

has anyone been to a gig here before? any idea if the gigs finish like Kef times so I can get last train back (if its near train station) or are they late finishers and is the viewfield really a hotel?

songwriters of the year? what a load of bollocks

TBFU are gonna be on 3rd because of work or somethin so it'll be open air, planet 10, tbfu, vomitus...that cool?

songs that always get me emotional (theirs quite a lot but five from top of my head): Smashing Pumpkins: Thru the eyes of Ruby Emma Rugg: Prelude to the end Bad Religion: Sorrow Supernaturals: Glimpse of the light Red Hot Chilli Peppers: Venice Queen theirs loads more, particuarly Beatle songs and Red Army Blues by The Waterboys, Stan by Eminem used to get to me but i dunno if it will now...

its ok i was only takin the piss kiss are shit anyway haha

hehe if they want to...or god gave rock n'roll to us by kiss...your bass player can dress however he wants

meaning...white facepaint with black around the eyes

its hard to say where anythin really began tho right? I mean, American bands such as MC5, New York Dolls, The Ramones, The Stooges and even Blondie were part of a punk movement before it became a phenomenom but then if you listen to the likes of the who? then surely early roots of punk can be heard...proven by the pistols cover of substitute which they barely changed...all of which was taken from blues or rock n'roll...cept The Ramones claimed they stole from Bay City Rollers...anyway lost the plot a little bit there

As much as I support the ideas of the DIY punk scene through small shows, shoestring budget labels, zines, distros, tape trades etc i dont agree with the idea that punks built the scene. Sex Pistols were manufactured and were signed to a major label. What followed was bands settin up their own labels and zines etc as a response to the minimalistic music which the Sex Pistols played with the belief that anyone can do it but that doesnt take away the fact that the Pistols were a major label band, as were The Clash... if it wasnt for these two bands bein on major labels then there would be no punk scene today...the DIY punk scene is a great thing but you can not dismiss major labels although I do try to avoid buyin records on them... alternativly you can share the view that the damned were the first punk band on stiff records and so what i just said was complete bollocks

Bluescore...Artpunkemorockcore...Pie rock....oh wait, that was just my old bands self defined genres...yes we was taking the piss...ish

how much are tickets?

They used to do some right hardcore records...not anymore but i do like Coheed and Cambria

nah they don't play...the vocalist used to be in noisecore band, Dead Method, check out their split CD..rly cool!

I'm not really a death metal fan but i really like Ackercocke

ooh it'll be good...only found out salako were still goin the other week but a quality band and the former miss america album is pretty cool

not as good as the one from the dangerfields

i thought the last tour was farewell tour...id be interested if im still livin in aberdeen

yep its gonna be good! the unholy satanic metal of Aberdeen's own Norweigan dark lords...VOMITUS www.vomitus.tk Coming up from England is the atmospheric Cradle of Filth meets Iron Maiden stylings of PLANET 10 www.planetten.co.uk OPEN AIR bring you more riffs a-plenty and top solos with their more melodic kind of metal www.openair.cjb.net and if you want something a little different then check the grungy punk of THE BAND FROM U.N.C.L.E @ THE MOORINGS BAR SATURDAY 19th JUNE 8PM 3 DOOR TAX -HALF PRICE FOR ANYONE WHO ATTENDS IN CORPSE PAINT!

http://www.btinternet.com/~embalmed_alive/begin.htm a cool 2 piece grindcore band from England...and the CD's FREE!

sorry for makin you think W.O.R.M was last night ah well it was good night anyway

wait till you hear W.O.R.M, Scott...you'll love em!

it was truly wonderful!

i didnt mind em but thought they was awful at leeds...used every cliche in the book "leeds you are the muthafukkin greatest" etc *yawn*