Wall of Mouths

I even threw a party especially for you:

http://www.therapyquestionmark.co.uk/wallofmouths/showthread.php? … eadid=6534

The sausage rolls are burnt, I’ve drunk all the whiskey, and allroy’s got through half a glass of Babycham.

Ooo, Bettie, I’ll bring the quiche to Groningen for you! :p

Bettie, I think…I love you.

Only negatives about the gig: fat pricks down the front throwing their weight about at the end (one of whom I may have accidentally elbowed in the ribs), and the mild embarrasment felt when singing along to the chorus of Potato Junkie - whilst stood next to my little sis :p

allroy wrote:

Nick Oliveri is touring with Mark Lanegan in the UK? He wasn’t in Germany. :(

No idea, just couldn’t think of any other reason for him to be in Leeds!

Isness wrote:

I touched yr leg! :p

I trust that any ailments you may have had, have now gone :p

Col: Yep, Nick Oliveri came on and screeched for the last WD song, pretty cool. Apparently Mark Lanegan played the Cockpit the night before, so he must just have got ‘stuck’ in Leeds :p

I can’t believe the majority of the crowd wanted Loser Cop over Animal Bones…aaagh!

Just back. My opinion - thumbs up. But they need to start with more energetic songs (though I’m way too drunk to remember what the first two tracks actually were). Excellent Potato Junkie…and I got to crowd-surf to Screamager :) It has to be said that the boys worked the crowd brilliantly all night.

Oh, and White Psycho - your bird is well fit :p

Cool, just saw a feller who looked a bit like you ambling round Leeds city centre the other week…with a T? patch safety-pinned to his back pocket. As you do.

Do you wear a T? patch on your back pocket by any chance?

mcdogfood wrote:

The support band were absolutely unbearable. I have thankfully forgotten who they were. From Leeds somewhere.

The Glitterati.

I would, if I ever needed to use an umlaut. I just want the option of being able to instantaneously type them :p

My keyboard’s ancient, it doesn’t hold with these new-fangled compose keys.

I have to admit - I wish I knew how to type umlauts.

I’ve always said that what this board lacks is a bit of Swedish.

I wasn’t. I’ve seen her picture, remember? :p

infernalover wrote:

i’m getting back my d.l. in the first days of november, so i can rent a car, drink a few bottles of 7-years-old Havana and get my ass to Leeds, if i know you’re walking somewhere there..

Cool. Just don’t make your girlfriend get in the car with you. When you’re in intensive care after crashing into a tree, I’ll be sure to show her the town.

Thank fuck you’re not planning on driving here.

Aw, diddums.

Excellent, bigger venues too.

Hopefully I’ll get a chance to apologise for vomiting on their tour bus in December :p

Aw, Hooch, you that desperate to see yourself? ;)

MarkoJii wrote:

We had such a great time in UK and it was nice to see Hooch and mr self destruct (that was you with sarah and co., right?)!!!!!

It was indeed me mate, although I’m not sure how comprehensible I was as by that stage as I was getting right royally fucked :) Glad you and your lady had a great night :)

Lucky guys, they’ll be enjoying the aroma of semi-digested fish and chips for the rest of the tour :)

Sorry for vomiting on your tour bus, lads :( ;)

Apparently there’s a “Punk, Ska, Metal and Emo” clubnight at the Cockpit after the gig, if anyone’s interested.

Hooch, bring your Emo glasses and cap, if you are!

I *think* we’re all meeting in the Cockpit bar mate, which is right near the train station. See you Tuesday :)

Christ, we’re up to 100+ posts just on the Leeds gig - it better be bloody good after all this anticipation! ;)

Fuck it, if it finishes early we head next door to the bar. And after that, those who can make it head into town for yet more merriment… ;)

hoochalobster wrote:

What do you all think?

I’m sure we’d be able to get T? played in the bar as well, for a Belfast-style singalong :)

White Psycho wrote:

Isn’t The Rocket in the same vein as the old name though?

Depends what you’re doing with it :p

hoochalobster wrote:

I thought the pub was called Cock Of The North?

Yes, back in’t day, before the managers realised it was rather an amusingly rude name for a pub. They probably started attracting just a male gay crowd ;)

It just occured to me - half of the Cockpit (“The Rocket”) is a bar/pub anyway, and obviously plays rock music.

Might be worth checking it’s definitely open pre-gig, a task I shall leave to Webmonkeys less lazy then me.