Kowalski

That's the 16th team I've seen the Scream. They were good but the sound and the crowd were poor. Quite a few folk just there to hear Country Girl! Good bounce down the front though.

I'm fairly sure this was the set list:

Movin' On Up

Rise

Jailbird

Shoot Speed / Kill Light

Suicide Sally & Johnny Guitar

Kill All Hippies

Burning Wheel

When The Bomb Drops

The 99th Floor

Medication

Kowalski

Swastika Eyes

Country Girl

Rocks

Encore 1:

Damaged

What Goes On - Velvets cover

Dolls

Accelerator

Encore 2:

Sick City

Skull X

Its supposed to be just the View. Little Barrie were supposed to be supporting on some but not all the tour. I'm fairly sure he's still covering for Throb

Don't know how you can get tickets, not mentioned on official A3 website.

Friday 22nd September 2006

Title:

ALABAMA 3 ACOUSTIC LIVE

Venue:

Aberdeen Cafe Drummond - , Scotland

Featuring acoustic stripped down versions of Alabama 3's songs, the lineup - is Robert Love (vocals) Devlin Love ( vocals) Rock Freebase ( guitar) and - Harpo Strangelove ( harmonica).

The new album Riot City Blues is fantastic. Its trashy rock and roll, full of cliched lyrics, but it seems to work so well and is getting well deserved rave reviews. I saw them at QMU earlier this year and they are on fire at the moment. This should be a cracking gig.

Expect to hear Kill All Hippies, Kowalski and Swastika Eyes. They always play those.

And they are currently ending their sets with a cover of Gimme Some Truth which is a high tempo version of Lennon's classic.

First time since 1989!

http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user?query=search&region=xxx&category=misc&search=primal+scream

Just back from One Up. They have dozens (not hundreds) of tickets left for the standing area.

Yes, plenty to do for kids, its a real family atmosphere.

I camped, again it was a nice atmosphere with no trouble. They knock up a big camp fire at the end of the evening.

It was brilliant last year, with a great atmosphere (miles better than T in the Park). I thought the line up last year (so far) was better but I'll go again because it was good fun.

6/10 from me. Agreed with most of the Evening Express article apart from where it stated that it was a sell out.

I thought the Tears were good. Their album is really good and I prefer to any of the Suede stuff.

Saw Brett wondering into Fopp this morning.

Disappointed Stephen Fretwell wasn't on stage but the guy David Ford who was on first was quite amusing although not really my kind of music.

Moby was incredible. I felt like pinching myself when he did Break On Through and Purple Haze. It was a great event.

usual fantastic gig from the best live band in britain.

Superb.

They were brilliant the last time they played the Lemon Tree.

anyone heard who might be supporting The Music when they play the Lemon Tree?

Good question. Anyone know?

April 23rd? Is this true?