#31
Billy Blue wrote:
mightyscoop wrote:
all we need now is a reformed Terrorvision on the bill and i would cream myself here at my desk in work…and i’d be proud of it
That was exactly what i was thinking! T?, Wildhearts and the ‘Vision have always been my favourite 3 bands, shame Tony and the boys can’t be on this tour.
Still, its gonna be fan-fucking-tastic anyway!
Up the Brit bands!!!!!
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 14:26
#32
Citizen Erased wrote:
Damian wrote:
I hope nobody on here is too put out that T? are the support…
Heh heh, as long as the alternative is not to see T? at all this spring, I’m happy to see them support almost anyone.
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 14:29
#33
TheAlmightyStavros wrote:
Title: No Newcastle!!!
Aye, its a pity Newcastle isn’t in this tour (especially as its the wildhearts gig). But I’ve got me a ticket and I’m happier than a pig in shit!!
Anyone else doing the trek from the North East to Edinburgh (and anyone know what the liquid room is like)?
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 15:29
#34
JSar666 wrote:
Liquid Rooms is the best Edinburgh venue by far. Holds 2,000 people, I’d say. mother666 might be able to tell you otherwise, but he’s a Weegie and will undoubtedly say the Glasgow Garage is better :)
I’ve seen T? at the Liquid Rooms twice, once supported by the Yo-Yo’s and Clutch :D the other by Defenestration :( It’s got a good atmosphere. It’s close to the train station, which is good if you’re hoping to catch the last train home.
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 16:20
#35
Misanthropologist (d) wrote:
Billy Blue wrote:
That was exactly what i was thinking! T?, Wildhearts and the ‘Vision have always been my favourite 3 bands, shame Tony and the boys can’t be on this tour.
The second time I saw T? was at Donnington, when they were on the main stage, and WIldhearts and Terrorvision were both on the tiny baby stage. Undoubtedly the best three bands of the day.
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 16:52
#36
TheAlmightyStavros wrote:
Oh no, I’ve just checked the train website and the last one leave’s at 21:00!!!! Bugger :(
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 18:39
#37
Ferg wrote:
JSar666 wrote:
Liquid Rooms is the best Edinburgh venue by far. Holds 2,000 people, I’d say.
Err… probably closer to 200 capacity than 2,000. It is a great venue - can’t wait for the Edinburgh and Glasgow gigs.
Ferg.
p.s. I bet the reason T? have been added is to help shift tickets. That’s my theory, anyway.
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 21:26
#38
JSar666 wrote:
No way, it’s got enough space for at least 1,000 people.. it’s been a while, so 2,000 might be overshooting.
Definitely more than 200 though. Whether or not there will be 2,000 people there for T? is another matter. One of my T? at the Liquid Rooms tickets has the serial number 00425 and the other has 000520, so blah.
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 22:39
#39
not_that_kind_of_guy (a story on the radio) wrote:
i have it on very good authority that the liquid rooms has 6oo capacity for gigs. so, in the words of JSar666, blah.
xxx
Posted on Sun, 15 February 2004 at 22:47
#40
motherh666 wrote:
JSar666 wrote:
I’d say. mother666 might be able to tell you otherwise, but he’s a Weegie and will undoubtedly say the Glasgow Garage is better :)
It has changed a lot in the years. Now has a bigger balcony and isn’t just a danceclub that also does gigs.
It’s got the feel of a cool venue now. As for the weegie shit: why don’t you come to the garage and we’ll see about that:D
Posted on Mon, 16 February 2004 at 09:07
#41
JSar666 wrote:
Only 600? Oh well, slap me with a silly stick and I stand corrected. That means the 2nd T? gig I went to was probably sold out :) I knew it was more than 200. It’s got a bigger capacity for the club nights, cos they use the stage as part of the dancefloor… but I digress.
I met Andy and Michael on the balcony during Clutch’s set, so see if you can meet the guys there if you go the Liquid Rooms gig.
The Garage is better now. I saw 3 Colours Red last year in May there and it seemed a lot more professional. The backstage area is shite though :) One of the sofa arms is falling off. Seen T? there 3 times. They were always brilliant.
Mother, why would I go to the Garage to meet you? You live in the ‘Dam now, don’t you? ;)
Posted on Mon, 16 February 2004 at 09:31
#42
mightyscoop wrote:
Wildhearts don’t need Therapy? to shift tickets as they sold out the Barrowlands last year…
And Wildhearts are bigger, these days at least…they may have split up but they have a big hardcore fan base…A hardcore fan base that helped get their self financed single get on top of the pops last year…
But don’t get me wrong, therapy? are my preference…so long as Andy and the boys play a glorious Greatest hits support set…
But it’s going to be an awesome gig
Posted on Mon, 16 February 2004 at 10:39
#43
motherh666 wrote:
yeah, but a easyjet flight is only a few quid. And the buggers aren’t playing the ‘Dam so harsh times call for rough actions.
Posted on Mon, 16 February 2004 at 11:51
#44
JSar666 wrote:
A man after my own heart! I would fly through to go to the Glasgow/Ed gigs, but I can’t really leave the country at the moment :( Oh well, come August I will stalk T? and go to every gig I can.
Posted on Mon, 16 February 2004 at 12:26
#45
gb199 wrote:
I cant believe my two favourite bands in the world are touring together and im on the wrong side of the flaming world atthe time!!! Lucky feckers
btw, didnt backyard babies split?
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 03:18
#46
motherh666 wrote:
JSar666 wrote:
I would fly through to go to the Glasgow/Ed gigs, but I can’t really leave the country at the moment
I got flights for the Saturday and coming back Sunday so I can have a ripper of a night in Glasgow. Isn’t 100 Euro worth that?
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 08:52
#47
JSar666 wrote:
100 Euro? That’s not too bad. Unfortunately, 100 Euro is about a week’s wages for me atm, and I just can’t afford to miss any more payments on my student overdraft :( If I were working a normal job, I’d definitely go though. Cannae beat Glasgie for gigs.
Oh, and somewhat O/T I broke up with my gf over Christmas so it looks like I won’t be moving to Glasgow after all :( Well, maybe I will due to the relatively frequent T? gigs :) Before I went to uni, I’d never seen T? live, but while at uni I saw them 6 times in a span of 4 years :)
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 09:16
#48
motherh666 wrote:
Sweet. Don’t need a woman to do what you want dammit.
This will be the 9th time I see them I think…, it’s starting to get hard to count :D.
I could probably do a lot more sensible stuff with the 100 euros but fuck it, I’ll treat myself to some fun.
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 09:44
#49
allroy wrote:
gb199 wrote:
btw, didnt backyard babies split?
Nope, they have a new album out, so touring to support it seems quite natural.
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 09:48
#50
JSar666 wrote:
I thought I’d only seen them 5 times, but I spotted the 6th ticket on my wall when I was trying to find the serial number for the Liquid Rooms gigs.
100 Euros is definitely worth it, as long as you can find somewhere decent to kip for Saturday night, unless you’re going to try to sleep in the Buchanan street bus station or something. One of my friends did that and all these sleazy old guys came onto her. But that’s another story.
Let’s hope they play a good mixed set like they have been doing lately. I think the Scopophobia set was pretty good, but I know there are people who want Dancin’ With Manson et al on there as well.
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 10:01
#51
motherh666 wrote:
I’ve got plenty of buddies there and my parents stay in Glasgow too so that’s not a problem.
Just have to worry about making my flight back.
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 10:09
#52
Tightrope Walker wrote:
motherh666 wrote:
I got flights for the Saturday and coming back Sunday so I can have a ripper of a night in Glasgow. Isn’t 100 Euro worth that?
Where did you get the ticket for The Garage??? Did you have someone in Glasgow buy it for you? Where can non-Scots get ‘em?
Cheerz,
TW
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 15:05
#53
motherh666 wrote:
uhhmm. I haven’t got it yet. I’m getting my buddies in Glasgow to organise them. I hope they sort it out or else there might be trouble ahead.
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 15:09
#54
TheAlmightyStavros wrote:
Tightrope Walker wrote:
Where did you get the ticket for The Garage???
Dude, I got my Edinburgh tickets from http://www.wayahead.com
They cover all venues but you have search by wildhearts, and not therapy? :D
Posted on Tue, 17 February 2004 at 21:16
#55
damo101 wrote:
got my therapy? tickets for edinburgh today - no mention of T? on them at all, just the wildhearts. Dude in the shop seemed pretty sure that T? are only going to do gigs in england with wildhearts tho and not up here.
Posted on Thu, 19 February 2004 at 18:34
#56
TheAlmightyStavros wrote:
Just seen the poster for the tour in NME (I was reading it in WHSmith), and T? are definately down for all Scottish gigs. If its on this website it’s good enough for me too!
Posted on Thu, 19 February 2004 at 21:39
#57
JSar666 wrote:
damo, did you buy your tickets from Ripping Records on North Bridge in Edinburgh? Those guys don’t have a clue. When Rival Schools supported A on the “Hi-Fi Serious” tour, they told me Rival Schools were only playing the English dates… numpties.
Posted on Fri, 20 February 2004 at 08:09
#58
Tightrope Walker wrote:
Everybody seems to be talking about Therapy? supporting The Wildhearts but since there’s a third band playing, you may very well call this a double-bill, right?
Chances are that both Wildhearts and T? will play a FULL set with the third band being the support act…
Cheerz,
TW
Posted on Fri, 20 February 2004 at 08:29
#59
mightyscoop wrote:
I don’t know if it can be called a double bill as Therapy? are on the bill as guests to The Wildhearts as it’s their tour and Therapy? are their special guests…T? will undoubtedly play a much longer set than The Glitterati but a shorter one than the Wildhearts, seeing as it’s their tour
Posted on Tue, 24 February 2004 at 19:57
#60
Damian wrote:
Title: The tour
A quick note regarding the Wildhearts tour. It’s still on, but the dates are going to change slightly… somewhere within about a week of the original ones, so keep your eyes peeled.
Posted on Wed, 25 February 2004 at 21:45
