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psydoll

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  1. You can't really dance in Drakes (not as much room as Moshulu to flail wildly) and so I think that puts a lot of people off. The relative darkness of Moshulu hides their shame as well when they fall over after too much JD. :D

    I'll try and hang about for a bit on Saturday after Tearjerk as I'm not going out anywhere and if suitably intoxicated I shall dance for the DJs amusement! Cannae say fairer than that!

  2. I must admit I expected the tickets to be like 9 pounds at the most but another four pounds I guess isn't that much. Could be my door fee to Drakes one night mind. Definitely a good experience and a great laugh was had by all :)

  3. Can you remember the name of said terrible act? Pretty lame covering songs by the headliners at their gig but I guess it's kinda appropriate. There's always some good songs left out I s'pose (especially with quality like UD) and I'll have a thorough look at the merch - cheers for all the info. :)

  4. I definitely wouldn't say that people don't change their music tastes because of what people say. I've had friends that've started telling me they like bands that they were dissing the month before when it seems the only thing that's changed is that some 'more popular' person that we know likes them :(

  5. Did they open with 'Opening Act'? It's something I've been wondering for a while and is it just Pigeon John supporting? Plenty of merchandise on sale I take it with the take lots of money thang. Unless you're a budding mugger with a photo of me ;)

  6. Originally posted by Jonny Lucifer:

    Argh, I thought AC/DC were meant to be playing. Like, Charlotte, I've Green Day play the exact same set (right down to crowd banter) three times in the last coupl'a years. It was OK, but I'd rather have had someone else. The White Stripes aren't a headlining band. The Darkness'll will be ace though.

    I hope the tents aren't rammed with shit emo and faux-hardcore this year, they should at least try to mix up the style of bands. 2001 had Finch, The Icarus Line, Rocket From The Crypt, The Used (I think) and JSBX in the same tent, which I though was a good mix.

    I too have seen the Green Day set too much but brush up on your styles if you're under 12 kiddies! And don't stand too close to Tre on stage 'cause everyone knows that he looks a bit...you know ;)

    Icarus Line were amazing last year and they still haven't announced anyone for the Smirnoff Dance Arena which was amazing last year with DIV, Amon Tobin, Squarepusher, 2 Many DJs etc.

    PS.The Used were main stage last year and I FECKIN' LOVED IT :D

  7. Originally posted by KarmaTsunami:

    Take for example, nu-metal. It was what you might call the 'old' emo...you had bands like korn, limp bizkit, deftones, linkin park etc..now whilst it's a scene that has faded with korn and limp bizkit's latest output being nothing but dire the Deftones have moved on, taking the nu-metal sound and laying it to waste on newer releases that set them apart from their 'genre-buddies'.

    Deftones and nu-metal and Incubus and emo were the ones I was gonna mention. These scenes just seem to be random assortments of bands that magazines claim belong to a scene. It confuses the hell outta me. Then all the bands claim that they're not in fact that genre in very strong terms. Everyone hated being nu-metal and now bands hate being classified as emo. Confusing non?

    To sum up I would say that since emocore was defined as emotional hardcore so shouldn't emo be just emotional music? Then anything that stirs feelings could be emo. So emo is by definition confusing.

    Huzzah I have justified my confusion! :D Or not. Sorry for the rambling

    Originally posted by StewCat

    cant we all just listen to music and not put it under a genre?

    In an ideal world yes. In this one it seems sadly not :(:O

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