Smooth_groover

Shit, sorry

Hey thanks and I think I seen you in Union Street today with an older woman? Anyway, I dunno what channel it's on, my bro is downstairs watching it. I'm can't be arsed (scared) to watch it lol

Has anyone else seen this 'movie'? Its on TV now, I've seen it before - fucking weird shit!

I can't believe people still watch Eastenders these days! This soap as well as Coronation Pap, High Road, Hollyoaks etc etc are all bollocks. Depressing shite!

Probably.

The main reason I drink is to unwind. Although when you're out with mates after work/whatever, it simply feels weird NOT to have a drink in your hand. There's nothing better than having a good 'crack' with your mates. Make of that what you will

By the way Penny, Hows it going? You still working in the Boots minilab or what? Cheers, Craig

this thread is so cool.

Aye, she is stunning! You guys put on a good show last night

Are they running on a sunday service or what? Cheers.

Sounds good - Ill be there

Sunday 17th April @ The Lemon Tree HEADLINERS: El Presidente SUPPORT: Eric Euan, Girl Said No This was one of the best shows I have been to in a long time. Excellent bands, excellent venue, excellent atmosphere. Those of you who also went will surely agree. ERIC EUAN: The last time I seen Eric Euan live was a few years ago, and they have come along way musically since. Although not my taste in music (kinda like Jimmy Eat World/Nirvana), what they do play is done very well indeed. A great band to open up the night although at that point there wasnt many people in the audience - which is a shame because Eric Euans stage banter would have went down better - had there been more of an audience (the venue was simply too quite for banter at that point). All in all, I think this band will go places. Each member of the band seems confident in what they are doing (and so they should) but this confidence shows through in the live performance, which can only be a good thing. Great band, lack of audience killed the atmosphere a bit. GIRL SAID NO: Ive heard many good things about this band but this was the first time I have heard them live - or even heard their music at all. Was I disappointed? No - far from it! Although a completely different genre to Eric Euan, this helped add that bit of variance into the night. By this I mean they have a more 'poppier' sound but the songs they played were extremely catchy! Girl Said No took the edge off the night, setting a relaxed tone. At this point the audience had picked up quite a bit - the perfect time for stage banter. Sadly I thought this is where the band lacked a wee bit. Compared to Eric Euan, there was next to no banter. I know I keep going on about stage/audience interaction, but it makes the show personal, and not just 'get on, play, get off'. Anyway, besides this I thought Girl Said No were again, an excellent band / choice for line-up. Who WILL go far in the music industry? As I say, this was the first time I have heard the band so maybe the lack of banter wasnt intentional. EL PRESIDENTE: This is what I paid 6 to see. The Glaswegian rockers - partly from 90's band GUN. Those of you who liked Guns music may be put off by El Presidentes new style. Mixing rock with funkadelic with a bit of groove. But to me, this band is AMAZING! You can tell by simply looking at them, that some of the band members have been involved in the music scene for years. Their stage presence was phenomenal. Dancing to their own music and not just standing still like a lot of bands seem to do. El Presidente feed off the audience and the audience certainly fed off them! At one point the lead singer Dante, even dedicated one song to the "bunch of crazy fuckers at the front row". This brought a lot of cheers from the crowd. (Theres that band/audience interaction I keep talking about) By the time El Presidente arrived on stage, the venue was pretty packed. The band started - and maintained the audience from beginning to end. By this I mean you simply didnt want to look away or go anywhere in case you missed something. Each band member was buzzing with energy which again - made the show even better. Musically, El Presidente is as tight and professional as your going to get. The one criticism I do have about their performance was the lack of it. Their set was far too short for my liking. But time flies when youre having fun All in all, Eric Euan, Girl Said No and El Presidente provided a night of quality music and entertainment. My only grumble is that lack of audience at the start, the lack of banter in the middle and the lack of songs from El Pres. Although what we did get was truly amazing. Its shows like these that inspire you to do that little bit better if youre in your own band. You can find out more about El Pres here: www.el-presidente.co.uk

Followed by a 'flying' tombstone !

check your PM box

Drums - Keith Moon Bass - Cliff Burton Vocals - Dante Gizzi Guitar - Baby Stafford Lead - Guiliano Gizzi

Anyone going to see El Presidente? Ive heard alot of good things about this particular band, should be good. So yeah, who else is going along?

That is the funniest thing I have ever read.

No Quarter .... fucking brilliant.

This should be one great show! Ive been wanting to see El Presidente live for ages. Also, its the closest im going to get to seeing GUN

You can beg all you like - you're still a twat

Who remembers when 'Snikers' was called 'Marathon'?

Aye, got my ticket today These guys in my opinion, are shit hot! Being a G.U.N fan myself, kinda adds to my interest in them though!

Check it out here: http://www.el-presidente.co.uk/media_files.php