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why are you moving to 3? don't you like getting a phone signal?

I totally want hot wings. Chris, hot wings on sunday?

lime juice would soften the heat no?

that's mental, why close all the edinburgh shops? surely it's worth leaving st james or the princes street stores open.

aye, anytime. out most of saturday but in tonight, tomorrow and sunday. I've been watching a few tutorials and have a better understanding now of how to get more out of mine.

Martin, you're welcome to pop round to mine to try one and see how it works I'd you like

hi, the events look a bit crap now. any chance of getting the map function back and the venue in the title again?

stagecoach bluebird buses 201, 202 and 203 all run regularly. the 202 and 203 turn up past the barn (2nd stop after it turns off n deeside road) and the 201 you just jump off at tesco and it's a 5 minute walk from there. last buses are 10.30ish and 11.50ish (i think). or, try and grab a lift with someone else who's going.

hey, can we get that cool map thing back? the Events looked a bit better in the previous forum with the venue in the title n stuff. I look stoopid now for not mentioning the venue. It's at Woodend Barn, Banchory.

Event Title: Jo Mango, Randolph's Leap + The State Broadcasters Event Date: 09 Mar 2013 8:00 PM (Single Day Event) Woodend Barn Olive Grove Records Presents... An exciting triple line-up from this independent Scottish record label. Jo Mango’s intensely intellectual work draws upon her adventures whilst travelling the world as a member of Vashti Bunyan’s band and collaborations with David Byrne, Devendra Banhart, Teenage Fanclub and Admiral Fallow amongst others. Randolph's Leap are, according to The Skinny "charmingly twisting the folk-pop genre into odd ear-worms of joy” whilst The Herald wrote that their songs “spring into life with their feet in the humdrum and their eyes on the unknown.” Much of State Broadcasters’ first album was featured in Scottish independent films – fitting for a band described by Uncut as being “cut straight from a film by Bill (Gregory’s Girl) Forsyth.” £10.00, £8.00 in advance + bf £12.00, £10.00 on the door + bf Buy tickets for Jo Mango, Randolph's Leap and The State Broadcasters View Event

the lighting Kit and hilite background are still for sale if anyone's interested.

Box Office and Marketing co-ordinator for Woodend Barn I'm here mon-fri 9.30ish to 5.30ish and sometimes evenings and weekends too. End up working from home a lot as well but it's an ace job and a great venue so it's all good.

The Director, Daniel Warren, will be introducing this on the night. Here's the trailer to check out. It's going to be amazing. http://vimeo.com/55011794

check out the DCA.

glorious

how were the staves? i'm not sold on them yet. rachel sermanni is awesome.

cool, i tried clicking the link in this thread earlier but got a not found error. cheers frosty, till the next time i ressurect this thread looking for the other folk thread. sheesh.

I was trying to find the original folk music thread but it seems to have disappeared so i thought i'd bump this one. anyone want to talk about folk music? anyone go to celtic connections?

This has now Sold Out!

i'd like to see it run a little longer and it turn out that the person just walking into frame just stands there and laughs right in the guys face. then walks off, whistling.

ah well, was just playing around with the buttons to see if there was anything new.

does this work like tagging? does the member get notified? testing

there are only 8 tickets left for this!

or you find out it's on snopes from 5 fucking years ago and people are still sharing it. jesus. why is it that some people are happy to take loony facebook posts at face value but would probably ask for a second opinion at the doctors?