HummerOfIntenseEvil

Cos she used to work at Lawries, which is where I (unfortunately) work. (for work, read "stand around trying to tell fellow workmates how ace the particular CD I've put on is")

I'd love to go to one of his concerts and shout to him to play Summer Of 69, but I believe it's been done before...

I wasn't going to bother replying, since it appears everyone else seems to have already told you what an arse you are. And probably in better terms than I will since I'd rather not just repeat what they've said. But then I thought "why not?" And we ALL know that they NEVER touch drugs' date=' don't we? (ly shit)

Why does the term "singer songwriter" strike so much fear in me?

Although it gets annoying hearing/seeing Monkeywrench, Learn To Fly etc so much, and most of their tracks are mediocre at best, the Foos still did The One, which is a fucking ace tune. And I'm still not quite fed up of All My Life yet. However, Last Train Home is the only thing I've ever liked by the Lostprophets, and hopefully I'll get fed up of it eventually, cos other than that they're pish. And that's before I get started on the perfectly groomed look and the awful faux-American accent the guy Watkins is singing in now.

It was the City Hall, and it was a fuckng excellent gig. The reason he did Perth (and Paisley too) is that the theme of the tour is Coastal Towns That They Forgot To Close Down, or something like that. Even though Perth is nowhere near the coast. For anyone who cares, the highlights (for me at least) were November Spawned A Monster (my fav Moz song), Now My Heart Is Full, Everyday Is Like Sunday (woohoooo!!!) and of course There Is A Light That Never Goes Out. Along with excellent versions of Irish Blood, The World Is Full Of Crashing BOres, How Can Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel, First Of The Gang To Die, I Like You and YOu Know I COuldn't Last, that was one of (if not THE) greatest gigs of my life.

Oh my god...... that was a long wait, but it was SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO worth it.

He's doing a gig at Homebase.

Well that's almost porn. In a sort of not really way. I think the Sonic one is ever so slightly better though, if only cos it incorporates the "thumbs up" as well.

Porn would be the obvious suggestion. Perhaps a bit too obvious. I wonder what he'd look like if he was in slipknot or Busted or something.... hint hint

Oh My God. That is the best one yet. Absolute brilliance. A quick look at your gallery, and anyone would think you had a bit of an obsession with the boy!

Utter genius.

Imagine if that's what he actually looks like in a bikini. Actually don't.

You think I'm lucky? My sister saw him on Tuesday too!

That's so acely fucking stupid. I'm gonna be laughing all night just thinking about that one...

This is going to be amazing. Any other lucky souls going? My sister's desperate to get one of his shirts, so we're going early.

Hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!! You must have FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR too much time on your hands!

Isn't that Catriona Cameron's little brother?

Aye it was, although I had to go look at the t-shirt stand to find out. I wanted a Velvet Revolver t-shirt, but I don't pay 20 for a t-shirt. I could have bought the pants instead though.... except that they were women's knickers, and they were pink.

Well I wasn't particularly impressed, although I think I was in the minoity cos most people seemed to be enjoying them. They were certainly getting a lot of applause. However, the sound wasn't the greatest (actually that's the same for VR's set) so I couldn't make a proper judgement. Their guitarist pulled some good shapes, but the bassist was as stiff as a corpse. The singer was certainly trying his best to give a bit of banter. But as far as I was concerned, I just wanted to see VR!

Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned. By The Prodigy. Hohoho. My mate let me hear this CD by a band called Secret Machines yesterday on the way to Glasgow. Although it wasn't electronica as such, it was something I could imagine being on a Prodigy album. Very fucking good anyway.