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RE: My plane's crash landed
- Subject: RE: My plane's crash landed
- From: "Richmond Mike" <Mike.Richmond@ho...gsi.gov.uk>
- Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 01:48:58 -0700
Greetings from another member of the "horrible" audience. So you were the
person dancing with the Salvador snorting "scouse git".
I forgive you. Only because you were not the annoying prats who insisted
on
pointing at the members of the band near the end.
I have the set list if anyone is interested. Being a "Scouse git" I of
course nicked it at the end, not during like our finger pointing friends.
-----Original Message-----
From: Philip Hendry [mailto:philip.hendry@bb...co.uk]
Sent: 24 January 2000 18:42
To: 'blueplanes@st...net'
Subject: RE: My plane's crash landed
So there I was at Manchester (Crap sound, boys played on through
adversity),
Liverpool (Slightly better sound, horrible audience -I was the only dancer
apart from some drunk scouse git who was so out of it he fell over) and
Leeds - fab venue, fab gig, my girlfriend (the tall dark gorgeous one)
liked them and her sister fancied Max and spent the night taking photos of
them with a local newspaper toggie's camera!. I've been kissing Gerard
again
and had a very long chat with him about the state of the music industry -
after the somewhat disillusioning manchester gig. he's happy playing to
crowds of 75 and shifting a handful of CDs (so he says!). I worked out
Gerard is now 40 -we talked about him seeing the Kinks aged 14 in 1974! .
If
you were at any of the gigs and these words help identify me speak up and
lets talk to each other at gigs ! Might make it down to Bristol or London
depending on cash. I have new CD to our US friends I suggest you order
one -
it's only ten pounds and worth every penny. Roundheads is a song the BAs
have beenthreatening for years - a 16 minute work out that puts the likes
of
death in Vegas to shame. To Kate I have photos of me and Gerard and the
band
- I'll send you copies whern I've finished off the film - perhaps in
bristol. Until then let your arms rotate, send money send food send
anything to gerard and the boys - music needs them, we need them, we love
them.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: J.R.Kirby [SMTP:J.R.Kirby@ge...hull.ac.uk]
> Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 9:34 AM
> To: blueplanes@st...net
> Cc: blueplanes@st...net
> Subject: Re: Leeds gig
>
> Hi all,
>
> I went to the Leeds gig on Friday and thought after a bit
> of warming up, the band were really good. The crowd (and
> there was probably 150 or so in) also got going and the
> last few songs (And Stones, Yr own world) had a few (inc.
> me) bopping down near the front.
>
> Highlights for me have to be Cowardice & Caprice. Very
> cheeky little inclusion to a new live set. I also thought
> that the banjo playing (by Joff) on And Stones was totally
> brilliant (amazing to see someones fingers move that quick
> - banjo players don't cheat and use delay you see!). I
> sopke to him afterwards and he said it took him ages to
> work out and learn. It was worth it and I hope they record
> it.
>
> The new songs were a mixture of songs from Gerard and
> Rodneys solo album and I think just one from Cavaliers. For
> me, Art Star was by far the best and I am still humming the
> words and tune to the chorus (well, it's only "Big art
> star, you're a big art star"!). Tried to persude Gerard to
> release it as a single. Says loads of people have said
> similar. Good tune.
>
> I have to say though that the Blue Aeroplanes are
> different. The old songs don't sound the same with the new
> line up (Jacket Hangs was poor) but they play the newer
> songs well. By the end however, I was aglow and in love
> with them again. Sank beers with Rodney and spoke to the
> others into the early hours. One thing has not altered and
> that is the propesnsity for boozing and joking. A very nice
> bunch of folk, and still a very good band. I just don't
> think any of the kids and students of today are gonna like
> 'em. Shame really.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jason
>
> ----------------------
> Jason R. Kirby
> Department of Geography
> University of Hull
> Hull
> East Yorkshire
> HU6 7RX
>
> Tel: 01482 465006
> Fax: 01482 466340
> Email: J.R.Kirby@ge...hull.ac.uk
>
>
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