Music thread

karlypants wrote:

Saw her once in Dunscar Conservative club just before she made it big, very talented girl.

A couple of my faves

going to see the best band in the world tomorrow and i can't wait 

Norpig wrote:going to see the best band in the world tomorrow and i can't wait 

They're on at Latitude which, being an ageing, middle class bloke with a camper van and a yearning to be 20 again I'm going to next week. Haven't seen this lot for years so is their recent material any good or are they still recycling their old pop music?

new album is great Lusty, a real return to form and is probably their best album since Technique.

They were amazing at Glastonbury last week so i'm really looking forward to seeing them, just hoping it doesn't piss down all day

Norpig wrote:new album is great Lusty, a real return to form and is probably their best album since Technique.

They were amazing at Glastonbury last week so i'm really looking forward to seeing them, just hoping it doesn't piss down all day

Enjoy it mate it should be awesome if the weather stays ok, Castlefield is a good venue for music.
Incredible what a renaissance the Manchester music scene is going through, my 16 and 17 year old sons went with all their friends to watch the Roses and were buzzing. They have been to see the Courteeners a few times and the Charlatans.
It's nice that the younger generation want to see people making music on instruments and not on laptops.
We just need an Oasis reunion tour now.

Norpig wrote:new album is great Lusty, a real return to form and is probably their best album since Technique.

They were amazing at Glastonbury last week so i'm really looking forward to seeing them, just hoping it doesn't piss down all day

I'll look out for them then. Ditto re weather next weekend.
Looking forward to the final of Guitar Star too which is on in one of the smaller venues although not sure this year's lot are as good as last year's going off the early rounds on telly.

whatsgoingon wrote:

Norpig wrote:new album is great Lusty, a real return to form and is probably their best album since Technique.

They were amazing at Glastonbury last week so i'm really looking forward to seeing them, just hoping it doesn't piss down all day

Enjoy it mate it should be awesome if the weather stays ok, Castlefield is a good venue for music.
Incredible what a renaissance the Manchester music scene is going through, my 16 and 17 year old sons went with all their friends to watch the Roses and were buzzing. They have been to see the Courteeners a few times and the Charlatans.
It's nice that the younger generation want to see people making music on instruments and not on laptops.
We just need an Oasis reunion tour now.

 not sure abiout an Oasis reunion WGO, the brothers Gallagher still aren't speaking, but if they got offered mega bucks i'm sure they would change their minds

By all accounts they are speaking now and Liam has just been through an expensive divorce, I hope they do because a band which was one of the best Britain has produced across 2 or 3 generations deserved a better ending than fizzling out half way through the V Festival because of a fall out.

Even if it's just a farewell tour to say goodbye to what was probably one of the largest most loyal fan-bases in musical history.

Anyone listened to The Last Shadow Puppets album? I have given it a few listens but can't decide if I like it... something about it appeals but then... meh.

I have absolutely no idea what is happening in this video.

Just for Fin.

Marcel Marceau sings Dylan. 

Bridgewater Hall should be a great venue for Beth Hart in November.