Blind_Pilot

Is this GMTV?

Don't call yourself Jonny Wanker and the Disco Bastards. That is MY name, and you are not going to use it.

Really can't wait until the 17th now; as much as i love 100 Broken Windows, Hope is Important live will be mindblowing.

February 16th is my birthday.

Thank you please.

Is just so bad. Oh dear. The songs a bit shit n'all. And- whisper it- i quite liked Flux.

Cum.

Not that i'll be going anyway like.

It's not fair that i have to wait a week or two longer, i want to see them NOW.

But everything else i've heard has just cried out BLAND to me.

It's true that there seems to be very few people in Glasgow who actually like Glasvegas n'all, they're always treated as a bit of a joke whenever mentioned up here. I remember at the Frightened Rabbit album launch, one of the support acts sung a parody completely ripping the piss out of them; very funny, but not at all unexpected coming from the Glasgow 'music-types'.

I'll reserve judgement until i hear the album, but there are a lot better bands in the area with half the publicity these lot are getting.

Now give me Liars stuff.

Would be a VERY interesting retail outlet.

In all fairness, i quite enjoyed Kev's review, despite the fact that i disagree with it heartily; i love Elephant Shell, and it has been on near-constant rotation since the day it came out for me.

Just because a review offers a different opinion on a record to your own doesn't mean it's a bad review.

I Heard, He Ties Up Cats- Johnny Foreigner
Cat Black- Marc Bolan
Black Cat- Ladytron
The Truth About Cats And Dogs (Is That They Die)- Pony Up!
Cool For Cats- Squeeze

And Lovecats, obvs.

Pete Kember (Sonic Boom).

THAT PICTURE. Wow.

Manchester, i suppose.

*Indie points*

...ers of bacon.

Ho-hum.

Andy Davies,
Glasgow.

And i'd quite like a few of those there tickets if possible...

I bloody love Fanfarlo me. Will be checking out some of the less familiar ones now, good article!

is a total classic. I'm well hooked.

are class. I'm so there at the ABC.

He's on form for the Oran Mor gig on Thurs, never know what to expect with the guy really.

Couldn't really care less. Although i liked it when the singer dragged the drum into the crowd. That was a laugh.

This is the second time they've played Preston now. No-one ever comes back to Preston if they can avoid it...

If it's half as good as What The Toll Tells, it'll be awesome.

My first comment makes no sense at all. So i'll forgo the wit and just say that V's shit. Tum-te-tum.

on the Oran Mor comment. I like this venue. It requires no effort.

I know V is bad, but surely we shouldn't be made to fork out that much for the privilege of not going.

Oran Mor! Score!

Where is Lord Lucan?

I do.

Can you draw me a picture please?

(It's still a question dammit)

I go up to Glasgow again before that, and lo and behold no Glasgow date. Feckidy feck. Would have loved to see them at The Venue n'all, it's lovely and cosy.

Great song, best of theirs so far. Looking forward to the album.

The Fopp on Byres Road was a 20 second stroll from my new flat, i was rather looking forward to becoming further entrenched in debt as a result. It's going to be a huge loss, always loved the place.

or does the wiring on the wall in the picture look very much like a big penis?

Pissed off that i'm in Glasgow when they play the Library in Lancaster though, that would have been very sexy.

Is actually in a library. I'm going, should be interesting if nothing else; Long Blondes played the library a while back and they handed out free CDs and promo stuff that they wanted to shift. Think you can only buy tickets in person though.

They're great fun. And "smashing happy hardcore records over its head with a penny whistle its arse" sums up Bukowski's Secret pretty much perfectly; brilliant song, interested to see what the new version sounds like.

Second album is absolutely dire. This makes me sad. I can deal with it though.

Definately going to try and catch them live when they come up here next.

Totally, totally gutted. Used to absolutely love the Coopers, and i thought the last album was pretty good actually. They'll be missed.

said.

Divder can stay though if it wants.

Mr. Divder, your guys took on hell of a beating...

We're the one and only North End (except Glossop).

Someone else knows of Kriss Foster, the legend spreads. Morecambe is such a good song- i know of nothing that could accurately convey the tragedy of its demise so succintly. And the line about Eric Morecambe is genius.

Is at the Dome in Morecambe, tickets on sale at midday tomorrow, doors at 7pm. I'd have quite liked to go to this, with it being about 10 mins down the road from me, but i had to go and get myself to Glasgow Uni didn't i... bugger.

Beat me to it with Copperpot Journals. Otherwise The Fox in the Snow by Belle and Sebastian and A Samba In The Snowy Rain by Guillemots would probably be on t'stereo if it was actually snowing here in Glasgow. Boo Glasgow!