Wall of Mouths

I think someone already mentioned Rage, but the most disappointed Ive ever been after waiting for an album was when I got The battle of LA, i just cant listen to that shite after waiting for it for so long. I have to say I was disappointed with SPYF too but Shameless seems more promising.

Ive read the book and thought it was really funny, especially the bit when he has an erection staring at Bono on stage. Has anyone heard the song Patrick Bateman by the manics about the book? Its so cheesy

Title: IRELAND 1-0 HOLLAND

The greatest ever result at Lansdowne road! I still can’t believe it!

I was at Reading, I thought Frank Black was amazing. I was only at the front for … trail of dead but decided to hang around for Frank - i forgot just how good he was. Did anyone catch Gary Numan’s show? It was hilarious.

An E and a couple of bottles of evian! nah a few beers then its ABSINTHE time!

Title: Reading / Leeds festivals

Did anyone here go? Queens of the Age were excellent, so many nude crowdsurfers, but I thought the band of the the weekend were the manics.

yeah, it was bleed american thanks for the advice. im pretty reluctant to buy an album on the strength of one song anyway now.

It seems TOOL are nearly everyone’s band of the moment, myself included. What does everyone think of Jimmy eat world? Judging by the one song Ive heard they really remind me of troublegum era therapy?

The term NU - metal came from loads of early 90s industrial bands naming Gary NU-man as their biggest influence. Probably.

JOY DIVISION - CLOSER - 1980

Aye, it does bring back memories. I’m actually going to see Guns N’ Roses in Glasgow in December. By the way, look at the top 10 bands chosen by ‘Dev’ for the worst taste in music ever (sorry Dev)!

I smoke about 10 a day. i always buy Lucky Strike where I can find them but usually it’s Marlboro Reds / Rollies. By the way whoever was talkin about DEATH cigarettes they sell them in the vending machine at the Limelight in Belfast! YumYum!

Look, millions of people died so that you could have the right to vote so please, everyone who can, VOTE!
People don’t believe they can make a change with just one vote.
Even if its a protest vote like me: Rainbow George sez if he/shes elected he/she will declare Belfast an independant city state!

i thought pulp were the best band there man! i had a great time except someone bust my nose during babies. and wasn’t daphne and celeste amazin?

i dont think ive seen as many replies on this board so fast. methinks that says a lot.

i went to Reading last year muwhahahahaha…

and you will know us by the trail of dead
queens of the stoneage
rage against the machine
deftones
at the drive-in

and many others - i might go again this year

awww your too intelligent and spontaneous for me

slane sold out instantly. i wasnt that fussed about it though, as always its gonna be a bit of a corporate rock fest. the woman out of JJ72 is called Hillary. ive seen em 4 times and they suck

a couple of my friends went down to dublin to see frank black play the other day. apparently he was really down to earth and they got signed drumsticks and all, im ragin i didnt go

Hey someone back there mentioned Amen - i don’t know about them on record but last night i managed to see them supported by Raging Speedhorn, and it was the best gig ive ever been to! i know people always say that, but they were really down to earth and rockin at the same time.

Braindead does rock indeed, i prefer evil dead II though:

1: Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
2: Natural Born Killers
3: The lost Highway
4: Drugstore Cowboy
5: Clerks

Also Kalifornia and Judgement night cos T? are in the soundtrack!!!

i know its on tonight at about 1AM on channel 4. its pretty cool, the american girl really annoys me though

Incidently, in the NME this week Throat are said to be ‘from the north of Ireland and shit’ which i would pretty much go along with.

Are you a closet Cradle of Filth fan Barbie?

Im doin a degree in English:

‘No Logo’ by Naiomi Klien (really inspiring, up to date)
‘The Great Gatsby’ by F. Scott Fitzgerald (i had to read this for uni but its really, really surprisingly good)
‘The Wasp Factory’ by Iain Banks (really twisted, early T? type)
‘The Catcher in the Rye’ by JD Salinger
but most of all ‘Trainspotting’ by Irvine Welsh, even if youve seen the movie the book kicks ass

1 - ‘In Utero’ (Nirvana)
2 - ‘Unknown Pleasures’ (Joy Division)
3 - ‘Nurse’ (Therapy?)
4 - ‘A Slow Riot For A New Zero Kanada’ (Godspeed You Black Emperor!)
5 - ‘Either / Or’ (Elliott Smith)
6 - ‘Nevermind’ (Nirvana)
7 - ‘Closer’ (Joy Division)
8 - ‘The Doors’ (The Doors)
9 - ‘Apetite For Destruction’ (Guns N’ Roses)
10 - ‘Pleasure Death’ (Therapy?)

by the way, NME seem to be tipping Papa Roach but on the basis of the ‘last resort’ video i find them toe curlingly embarrassing (see also: linkin park).

Best albums of 2000: ‘Madonna’ by …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, ‘Levez vous skinny fists like atennas to heaven!’ by Godspeed You Black Emperor! and ‘Figure 8’ by Elliott Smith (i think that was 2000).

actually T? are probably the heavy band i still like. Oh yeah, Mer de Noms! i forgot, that rocks also

I’ve played in Katy Daly’s for fuck sake!

Good for you!