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these are crazy good... so maybe im not such an ugly bugger after all..

It's funny but why do they wait to announce the Oxygen line up when it's always the same as T In The Park?.. (waited a week?)

Peter Aundreys cool...

nice one... a ticket dont come for free..

that would be fucking ace...

Embrace Music Hall 12th April Tickets on sale Friday 27th

Good night, very much enjoyed myself... Standing just to the back of the 'mosh pit' and was quality to see the older crowd getting stuck in' .. ha ha

when you fart and a shit comes out

this is turning into a Smashing Pumpkins threat... unless there are 100% confirmed names on this threat then it is pointless... We can all guess the line-up and speculate but names is the key

give us one name.. how are you privvy to the line-up anyway? that is if your not making shit up?

I agree that this whole NME, RADIO hype etc has blow out of preportion but there is a genuine good band under all that.. I dont agree with the opinion that they have Boy Band music, once you'v given the album a listen then make up your mind.

Smashing Pumpkins are supposed to be playing!! n.b they are reforming this year for the festival circuit.. NME.com

Oasis, Coldplay and Ian Brown could feature on the bill of a new music festival at Spike Island which is due to take place after the local council gave the go ahead. Halton Councils executive board have given its approval for a three day event due to take place in May. According to widnesworld.co.uk Cllr Rob Polhill said: "This event is set to be the biggest concert here in ten years and it is appropriate that it is taking place at Spike Island, where the Stone Roses played their famous concert." A free show involving local bands will kick off the festival on the Saturday and a source has informed Gigwise that organisers have approached former Roses front man Brown plus Oasis and Coldplay as possible headliners for a rock extravaganza on the Sunday. David Millar, director of promoters Surprisingly Good Events, said: "The festival will be taking place before the other major concerts such as the Reading Festival so that bands can still play both."

I wouldn't chuck her out of bed for farting!!! (ether side)

I could get ahold of 1 Rakes ticket for you, 12? Let me know

i'll be going to this.. wooop

I know that crowd numbers is a big factor but its such a shame that places like the forum are hardly used for gigs etc. Also how good would it be to have more summer time gigs outdoors at places like Crathes Castle!! That Paul Weller gig there a few years back was a great night..

I think this album is amazing, i know Room On Fire wasn't embrased as mush as the the first album but in my opinion all three are fantastic... I cant wait to see them live and see how the new songs fair up, roll on Edinburgh.. x

Regarding my post yesterday about the A.E.C.C and the lack of gigs etc.. I know places in Aberdeen such as Kef, The Tunnels & Moshulu etc have gigs/music events on a weekly basis. I enjoy going to these venues but wouldn't it be nice for places like the Forum etc to have more gigs.. Change of Scene.. N.B. This is not a polical post dictating the lack of venue size/musical interest or any other statment which people normally seem to nit pick from post... Just a simple statment, "wouldn't it be nice to have more option and venues to go to!"

As long as were not in Dundee....

This is getting the old fingers twitching on a crap Wednesday afternoon stuck in the office

The Strokes album is number one & There Uk tour sold out in a matter of hours!!

There are different parts to the A.E.C.C, venue hall's or what ever you'd call them (well there were before it was refurbished, used to have exams there is some massive hall)

You dont think the Strokes would sell out Aberdeen?

Im not disputing the fact that we do get some very good bands up to aberdeen, but when we are presented with the opportunity we take full advantage. For example when Oasis played Aberdeen (exclusive scottish date) it instantly sold out, granted it is Oasis but if some gigs were distributed more then we would have the opportunitys. When Franz Ferdinad played, granted they had a sterling support but even with additional scottish dates the gig was a sell out, James Blunt etc I cant remember a gig at the A.E.C.C in recent times that hasn't ether sold our or came close...