Paranoid Android

i was suprised that michael jackson was one of the automatic entries, maybe instead of maddonna or U2. i would choose the smiths out of that list, jackson will probaly win though

well if they can sell out the gig, then i can't blame them for charging that much, i just seemed ot remember the last biffy clyro gig being cheaper than that. And i'm a bit annoyed that i'll miss reuben playing

10 pounds for a gig at moshulu, when the main band playing are pretty rubbish, i think i'll give it a miss

ah good, when is the gig and how much are tickets

the clash - london calling radiohead - the bends beach boys - surfs up asian dub foundayion - enemy of the enemy

are reuben supporting them? i seem to remember someone saying so. I might go if they are.

brian wilson - heroes and villains

OK computer Kid A Hail to the Thief Holy Bible The Clash

does anyone actually like babyshables? or is everyine just wanting to see pete docherty because he was in the libertines carl's always been the best libertine anyway

it sold out a while ago i think

Radiohead The Clash Manic Street Preachers The Smiths The Kinks The Beatles

I thought someone would have already posted about this, but it appears not, even though it is surely the most long awaited album in history. anyway it amazing brian wilsons a genius

I liked warning, probaly my second favourite behind nimrod, i was a bit put off by american idiot, it's not bad but it seem a bit like rehashing old ground. I'll probaly get the album some time or other

when are the gigs?

if people accept braveheart as fact then i don't think any amount of education will help then, when the battle of stirling bridge does not involve a bridge you must now there's something wrong.

I'm not sure if i'd like greenday to go backwards in their sound. I think nimrod was their best album, warning and insomniac just behind it.

but neither of them are nations, the united kingdom is. unfortunately some of the things written in this thread just prove how many Scots have a chip on their shoulder regarding the english, as people for some reason have to belittle the english and try to put scots above the english.

Scotland is not a nation so scotland shouldn't have a national anthem. Our national anthem is god save the queen( unfortunately as it is one of the worst songs ever)

it's brilliant, easily as good as their other albums

hallelujah by jeff buckley is good and radiohead - nobody does it better is ok.

T in the park was absolutely brilliant. Pixies were the best band of the weekend, every song was amazing, i can't pick one favourite. Muse and the strokes were both fantastic as well, muse were probaly even better than when i saw them at the secc last year. Other good bands i saw were, goldie lookin' chain, the rapture, scissor sisters, pink, beta band, the libertines and the zutons. I caught the end of the killers set and they were dissapointing. Worst things about the festival were the people in the tent next to mine playing horrible techno music from about 4 to 6 am on the sunday morning, and a very loud muse bass drum being sound checked while i was trying to listen to god only knows by the beach boys.

muse were amazing on saturday, my second favourtie band of the festival behind the pixies.

what's the single, I haven't seen the video. I got the album when it came out, it's probaly my favourite album of the year. I like the barbershop bits.

My Saturday 13.40 14.10 The Beta Band 14.20 14.50 The Zutons 15.15 15.45 The Ordinary Boys 16.20 17.05 Funeral For A Friend (Don't really like them that much but there's no one better on) 17.35 18.20 Keane ( same as funeral for a friend) 18.20 19.20 Ash 20.10 20.55 The Libertines 21.30 22.45 Muse Sunday 13.30 14.10 Scissor Sisters 14.40 15.25 Franz Ferdinand 15.15 15.50 The Killers 16.15 17.00 The Rapture 17.10 18.00 PJ Harvey 18.20 19.00 22-20s 19.50 21.00 Pixies 21.30 22.45 The Strokes

i saw them at reading last year and they were brilliant, one of the best bands i've seen live.