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Marsh

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  1. Oh and have a look at Olly Moss's website for ultra simple that works well:

    Olly Moss

    Surely that's the best website ever? I absolutely love it.

    And the Die Hard and Rain Man posters are amazing!!

    This guy has got it. Plain and simple. I'm inspired by this. Cheers for posting.

  2. Methinks you Mr Marsh sir are on the wind up. And perhaps I by answering have made it a success but I could bite my tongue nae longer...

    T'was fun while it lasted :) It's an "urban legend" they "cooked up" (boom boom) a while ago and like to try and use. Obviosuly not quite good enough to get by you quick - witted fiends on here but nevermind!

    But, wind uppage aside, they are lovely fries! (I'm not on commission here - and that's the truth!)

  3. I went to Old Blackfriars for lunch and was served up the most laughable excuse of a cheese and bacon burger I've ever seen.

    A large sized bun (which tasted of cardboard) containing a greasy small burger was bad enough. The 2 small "rashers" of fatty bacon and the unmelted processed cheese slice added to the overall shiteness of it. The tasteless, greasy chips were the icing on the cake. 7.95 they charged for this (but they did have 15% off on their "wacky January sale." 100% off would still have been a rip - off, I tell you.) The frankly depressing emo waiter didn't add much to the overall experience either.

    I used to think the food there was good but I won't be going back. Shame, beacuse it's a nice old school pub.

    On a brighter note, the food in the Palm Court Hotel is superb. We've been loads of times since we've moved to our house which is pretty close by. I swear they have the best burgers and rib eye steaks I've had in Aberdeen. It's not as expensive as you'd think either. The waiter was telling me how they get their chips so fucking fine - they twice cook them. After the first time they somehow extract the filling from the chip and replace it with mashed tatties.Don't know how that works but they taste bloody magnificent! Take the missus there for a nice meal and earn some brownie points :)

  4. You hobo humpin' slobo babe

    Get it off, get off, get off of me!

    You hobo humpin' slobo babe

    Get it off, get off, get off of me!

    Baby, we don't love ya

    Baby, we don't love ya, baby, yeah!

    Baby, we don't love ya

    Baby, we don't love ya, baby, yeah!

    Baby, we don't love ya

    Baby, we don't love ya, baby, yeah!

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  5. The whiny way in which he sings "Let meeeeeee-ee-e-e-e-e-e-e--eeeee ENTAAAHH - TAAAIHHHHN YOOOOHHHUUUUU" is one of the low points of music in general for me.

    He'd make a good cheeky chappie in a panto - I think that's his level, but "the kids" and pissed up folk at wedding receptions rule the majority so I must be missing the appeal somewhere..............

  6. yeah, totally. i think that gig was my favourite dr drakes gig. it's certainly in the top 3.

    Ditto. I remember the tears streaming out of Paul McKenzie's eyes as he sang Auld Lang Syne!!! And getting heaps of shiot signed after the gig! We all sat outside in the garage outside Drakes afterwards, remember????

    Please book 'em! I'd take a fair crowd with me!

  7. Hey there,

    I haven't been playing saxphone for long but I want to play it in a band.

    My influences is mainly around blue and rock but I love any good music in general.

    I'm pretty reliable and I'm always up for jamming sessions aslong as I don't have work commitments.

    I'm not expecting much but if the ball gets rolling then I'll be a happy man!

    looking forward to the responses.Wayne

    As a saxophonist are you inspired by Tim Cappello at all?

  8. Definitely hinges on your sense of humour.

    Me and my mate Mike may be the only people to have watched it in its entirety with Tom Green's audio commentary mind you. Are we?

    No!!!

    "I'm the number one son!" "Gonna make you so proud, daddy - get out the fucking way!!"

    It's the treasure - the hidden treasure. Being chucked through the shower dressed in a fucking wetsuit!

    "I'm 28 years old - I should be able to eat a chicken saahntwitch! in my own house"

    Licking his mate's ravaged knee on the half - pipe!

    Mr Davidson's wife is dead!

    Dressing up like an "English bobby" Pulling out the gun!!!

    Supercat can "see the bad guys" but only through wood! Talking beavers!

    Too many to mention - A truly amazing film!!!!

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  9. I've liked them (indeed, loved them) since the original Muscle Museum E.P. but this new album is where the loving stops. Terrible album. Listened to it heaps and just can't get into it.

    Maybe I love the bombastic riffage too much but this just sounds like plagarism and attempts to confuse the audience. Rush, Billy Idol and especially Queen should indeed be getting royalties for this. It sounds like a wind up in places - almost as if they're in the studio going "people will actually take this seriously!" Writing about conspiracy theories which are clearly untrue is getting really boring too.

    Still an amazingly good live band, but I'm just nae sold on this nonsense. Back to the drawing board, Mr Bellamy...

  10. Oh dear, I laughed so hard after reading the very first comment.

    Oh man, so did I. A lot of laughter indeed.

    I agree they should show this on the telly, though. Hard - hitting's the best way to go.

    But none of it would've happened if Jules had just been open and honest about her feelings for James from the start!!! Vintage!

  11. Chris, I can't seem to quote and reply, nevermind:

    Aberdeen's only Nu Metal band before the whole thing descended into absymlality! Definitely the first "serious" one, though, even though the band only lasted a very short time. Long enough to get a website on the go with MP3's of classics like "Roadkill", though!!! Christ, I think that was before I had a CD burner. Must have been about 10 years ago now?

    That gig was just after the whole Slipknot thing kicked off. very much "of it's time" but good times, nevertheless. It was the only time I've seen a fairly full Triple Kirks going mental to a setlist encompassing songs nobody had heard before!

    I'm trying to work out who you are, then. I'm an old mate of Chris Wilkie who I know Ian Rose through. I knew Sid "Mushroomhead hat" "from the scene" before we had forums(!) and it was "Pogo" on bass who used to work for Lithium Records / hang about with the Needles. That would make you the other guitarist, then??

    Good times

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