Marc

def not going anywhere near this

fantastic news, seen them in edinburgh last month, they were amazing, very nice people too

i'd def go to this

so anyone been down to edinburgh for any of the gigs? was at little man tate on monday and they were amazing, won tickets for snow patrol then got dirty pretty things at the end of the month, would love to live in edinburgh for when august comes around

10pm first band or 10pm doors?

little kicks will be on just shortly after 10pm

kef and the tunnels need to organise this so that there not both on at the same time, it just can't happen

same night as the Rifles!!!!

this is a very hard choice

Yeah of course i got it - they are amazing!

I got it through the post on Saturday and also got a signed print with it!

I'm really wanting to go down to Edinburgh on the 1st of September to see them.

yeah got the signed print aswell, its sold out in edinburgh, tempted to go anyway then head to glasgow in the morning for the scotland game, could be 5 times in 2 months tho, bit much maybe

Dont say Rowan never gives you anything..

Rumble Strips Tunes

your useless rowan, someone helped me before this, cheers anyway

you know there ace, buy it

ok am gonna go, anyone got any savefiles or anything with a few of their tracks on it, can only get a hold of the ones that are on their myspace

hmmm, little man tate in edinburgh or rumble strips here???

i would def come along

The Larrikin Love have been confirmed as The Kooks support..

All i need to do now is get myself a ticket

nice one, glad i bought a ticket to see them idiots now

yeah im going to this

nice one, they were amazing at t in the park

There's more than one hall at the aecc though' date=' isn't there?[/quote']

yeah but you can hear muse from about 3 miles away

i seen about 8 guys at the gig with their shirts off and the view tattoo'd on their arms (where carl barat has libertine). Bit crazy like

Sorry to be stirring the stew but are The Paddingtons not just a rubbish Libertines rip off band? I remember hearing some of their songs a while ago.

yeah kind of, there still ace tho, really nice guys aswell

"those that aren't hanging from the rafters" i swear that wasnt me

Oct 23 2006 - Leadmill - Sheffield

Oct 24 2006 - Zodiac - Oxford

Oct 25 2006 - The Waterfront - Norwich

Oct 26 2006 - Northumbria University - Newcastle

Oct 27 2006 - Moshulu - Aberdeen

Oct 28 2006 - Liquid Rooms - Edinburgh

Oct 30 2006 - Academy 2 - Manchester

Oct 31 2006 - Wulfrun Hall - Wolverhampton

Nov 01 2006 - Anson Rooms - Bristol

Nov 02 2006 - Wedgewood Rooms - Portsmouth

Nov 04 2006 - Yo-Yo @ Welly - Hull

Nov 05 2006 - 53 Degrees - Preston

Nov 06 2006 - Rescue Rooms - Nottingham

Nov 07 2006 - The Fez - Reading

Nov 08 2006 - Concorde - Brighton

Nov 09 2006 - ULU - London

was in nme last wednesday

Good lord' date=' one of only three decent bands you saw! I say!

Well here's how my weekend went...

[u']Saturday

Guillemots - were rousing, fun and intense, a fantastically energetic start to the weekend.

Cut Copy - Just caugh the end of them were, seemed decent but i couldn't form an accurate opinion from what i saw.

Hope of the States - pretty solid, good choice of songs, typically ramshackle.

Placebo - Caught first half, was alright, too many new songs though.

Divine Comedy - thankfully started late so i saw their whole set. They were excellent, Hannon was on fine form, and nice covers of Nelly Furtado and the Associates.

White Rose Movement - Wholly unoriginal but fantastic live, Alsatian was particularly vitriolic.

Franz Ferdinand - Caught about first 3rd of their set, seemed okay, but i couldn't be bothered standing in the rain.

Forward Russia - ace, don't like them much, but they were hyper and entertaining, reminded me of At the Drive-In

Vitalic - slamming, so to speak, never danced so much in my life before, despite being totally sober.

Sigur Ros - Saw up to Hoppymejigger (that's right just there to hear the hits!), which was undeniabley joyous sounding. Otherwise were alright.

RHCP - Saw Give It Away and Under the Bridge, too much pointless noodling.

Sunday

Spinto Band - Good clean fun.

My Latest Novel - Not exactly a good festival band, but were a highlight nontheless, the singing/bawling in harmony particularly worthy of seeing live.

Regina Spektor - Not bad, superficially much like a drummerless Dresden Dolls.

Animal Collective - Disappointing, too consistently loud with inaudible vocals to maintain my interest, but had a few good moments in spite of this. Really rather wish i had gone to see Jenny Lewis instead.

Jose Gonazalez - Caught his last two songs. Cover of Teardrop was pointlessly similar.

The Futureheads - caught about last 3rd of their set, and was fun, they have a great rapport with the crowd without it getting cloying.

Eels - Possibly the highlight, music was alright, but the shenanigans with the "security" guy were hilarious.

Strokes - Solid enough, played all the right songs.

The Go! Team - Only caught Ladyflash but it was immense.

Boy Kill Boy - Only watched them cos the tent was full for the Primals. Fucking awful, the dullest band in the world. First time i've felt compelled to heckle a band.

I made sure not to look at the main stage at all, even from a great distance, whilst the Who were on so i could gladly say i'd never seen the geriatic bastards live.

Only non-music related incident of note was a member of PVH threatening to pee on my tent, dunno whether it was in jest or not, but lucky he didn't cos i would have ended him!!

why do people go to see franz ferdinand, they are truely awful, as for the who, they were really good, dont care what people say

Word did reach Aberdeen in the form of them playing at Snafu last month. NME put back a double-page feature on them till the week after' date=' so we lost a shit-load of publicity that would have made the difference crowd-wise.

Kudos for Steve and Nick from the Dirty Hearts for their booking ability, you guys that missed them will just have to pay the 15 - 20 when they come to Aberdeen next time - we only charged 4!![/quote']

i seen them at snafu, was a good gig but i was extrememly hungover

Not full - but a lot more people there than I expected post-T. Think most people there hadn't been home yet...

yeah, none of us had sobered up yet, we took a bus of about 60 of us to T and 95% of our bus was there, fucking ace gig

I thought the Charlatans were superb!

i just thought there was something missing, dont really know what as the crowd was good, maybe i was just too drunk