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3/21/2006 2:48 PM
    Who are you still pissed off about missing at a gig/festival from the last year or few months? Here's a few of mine: Dangermouse (Electric Picnic) Beck (Bud Rising) Interpol (Oxegen) De La Soul (Electric Picnic) Bruce Springsteen (The Point) Jack Johnson (The Point)
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    3/21/2006 2:57 PM
    here's a couple that stand out off the top of me head: dirty three - november '05 - village (on holiday) sigur ros - november '05 - olympia (on holiday) sufjan stevens - june '04 - douglas hyde (got lazy)
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    3/21/2006 3:04 PM
    Way back when, Joanna Newsome at the sugar club, started listening to her about a week after she played. In fact I was humming and hawing about going to ATP in May until someone told me that she had just been added to the bill and that decided me on the spot.
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    3/21/2006 3:19 PM
    coheed and cambria - TBMC sufjan stevens - the village antony & the johnsons - vicar st the pharcyde - crawdaddy
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    3/21/2006 3:49 PM
    Was deeply devastated to have missed PAtrick Wolf in Crawdaddy and also pissed off to have missed Larrikin Love in the Sugar Club but worst of all, might not be able to see White Rose Movement in Whelans for Budrising yoke and that will lead to severe upset...SEVERE!!!
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    3/21/2006 3:59 PM
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    Way back when, Joanna Newsome at the sugar club, started listening to her about a week after she played. In fact I was humming and hawing about going to ATP in May until someone told me that she had just been added to the bill and that decided me on the spot.
    Not to rub it in but she was great that night and so bloody brave. Rabble were boozing and jabbering at the back of the club as the svelte songstress came on stage, sang an acapella song and then blew me away with her set. Unfortunately the hum and drum of the boozers got on my wick (what's wrong with me? am i turning into a fascist?). Met her afterwards and she was charming, graceful and well .... bloody gorgeous. Anyhoo.... gigs i regret not going to: Jim Noir (Crawdaddy - laziness) Broken Social Scene (TBMC - well, tickets sold out so not my fault) Beck (Ambassador - a few years ago now) Although i can take comfort in the fact that i've been to a lot of great gigs and for each one i've missed i've been at a cracker or two to compensate.
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    3/21/2006 4:11 PM
    SIGUR ROS - NOV; i was even offered to interview them! But only an hour after I got the call and i couldnt get out of work. Extreme gayness. NICK CAVE - LECCY PICCY - I, stupidly off my face, decided it would be better to see how many budwiesers i could drink whilst dancing to soulwax. Great idea in theory.... but not when you're missin Nick Cave as a direct result.
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    3/21/2006 4:14 PM
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    Who are you still pissed off about missing at a gig/festival from the last year or few months? Here's a few of mine: Dangermouse (Electric Picnic) Beck (Bud Rising) Interpol (Oxegen) De La Soul (Electric Picnic) Bruce Springsteen (The Point) Jack Johnson (The Point)
    I though DangerMouse pulled out of Electric Picnic?
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    3/21/2006 4:18 PM
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    Way back when, Joanna Newsome at the sugar club, started listening to her about a week after she played. In fact I was humming and hawing about going to ATP in May until someone told me that she had just been added to the bill and that decided me on the spot.
    Not to rub it in but she was great that night and so bloody brave. Rabble were boozing and jabbering at the back of the club as the svelte songstress came on stage, sang an acapella song and then blew me away with her set. Unfortunately the hum and drum of the boozers got on my wick (what's wrong with me? am i turning into a fascist?). Met her afterwards and she was charming, graceful and well .... bloody gorgeous.
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    3/21/2006 4:27 PM
    Stroller, ya sure? Reckon there's a chance of him playing it this year with Gnarls Barkley.
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    3/21/2006 5:04 PM
    "Once a week I drive a nail through my foot to remind myself of the stupidity of not going to see them when I had the chance." - John Peel on Big Black = me on Weezer at Vicar Street :(
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    3/21/2006 5:23 PM
    Pete Yorn in the Shelter in 2003 Interpol in Spirit
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    3/21/2006 5:53 PM
    Cant believe I spent serious lids on Kanye West only to walk out half way through, apart from the terrible sound and inaudible rapping, if I want to listen to substandard string versions of snatches of old pop songs, I'll buy a copy of the LSO plays Top of The Pops, yeuch. From the glory of Public Enemy to that ? Who Stole The Soul ?
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    3/21/2006 9:03 PM
    sufjan stevens - the village couldn't decide to make the trip to Dublin or not, then tickets sold out and i kept checking ticketmaster hoping they'd go back on sale, they didn't, oh well, i was hoping he'd play a festival, now its looking like he won't...
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    3/21/2006 10:17 PM
    arcade fire - leccy picnic
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    3/21/2006 11:22 PM
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    Stroller, ya sure? Reckon there's a chance of him playing it this year with Gnarls Barkley.
    I'm 99% sure he didn't play last year. I know he was announced in the initial line up but then so were Nouvelle Vague and they pulled out. Plus I still have my laminate from last year with the full weekend line up and their was no mention of him on that. A Gnarls Barkley live show would be sweet. Cee-lo is the one of the few contemporary R&B artists who I have any time for. If you want to check out any of his solo stuff I'd recommend Closet Freak or The Art Of Noise, or his De La Soul collaboration Held Down. If you're feeling Gnarls Barkley then you might want to have a listen to the DangerDoom track Benzi Box which features both Cee-lo and Danger Mouse. Finally if you want to hear some Danger Mouse stuff besides DangerDoom, Demon Days and The Grey album and than just check out Don't do Drugs by DM & Gemini or the Dangermouse & Murs mix of To A Black Boy by The Free Design. He's also done a lot of good bootlegs including Paparazzi by Xzibit over Radiohead's Karma Police, Tom's Diner by Suzanne Vega over 50 Cent's In Da Club, It Ain't Hard To Tell by Nas over Portishead's Roads, C.R.E.A.M. by the Wu-Tang Clan over Jefferson Aeroplane's White Rabbit and Top Billin by Audio Two over Air's Talisman.
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    3/22/2006 12:14 AM
    Cheers. The Dangerdoom album was one of my favourites from last year and the Grey Album is kickin aswell. Looking forward to the Gnarls Barkley album due to that gem of a tune 'Crazy'.
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    3/22/2006 12:44 AM
    Edan > Dangermouse.
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    3/22/2006 9:21 AM
    shack - whelans arcade fire - electric picnic spoon - olympia
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    3/22/2006 10:12 AM
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    shack - whelans
    They were good apart from this annoying couple at the very front. If either of you are reading this now, you are both f**kwits.
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    3/22/2006 12:03 PM
    Joe Chester at the Ruby Sessions.
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    3/22/2006 12:39 PM
    Sons and Daughters - whenever they played last - whereever they played last (village i think).
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    3/22/2006 1:11 PM
    yea budrising 05 - supporting british sea power.... me thinks
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    3/22/2006 3:03 PM
    Bowie, Glastonbury 2000 (i think). Acid is bad kids!
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    3/22/2006 3:10 PM
    Elliott Smith - Reading 2000 Hadn't even heard of him the time though, so what are ya gonna do.
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    3/22/2006 3:23 PM
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    Edan > Dangermouse.
    Does that mean that Edan is better than Dangermouse, or he's bigger than him or is it some complex mathamatical equation that I don't understand?
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    3/22/2006 3:29 PM
    Is greater than. well his rekkids are anyways. Actually that's a gig i missed. Edan in Galway, sometime 2 years ago. Mates put it on and i didn't go. shame on me.
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    3/22/2006 3:42 PM
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    Is greater than. well his rekkids are anyways. Actually that's a gig i missed. Edan in Galway, sometime 2 years ago. Mates put it on and i didn't go. shame on me.
    I went to that gig; edan and Insight in the Vic. Deviant and Mickey Fingers were putting it on. The two MC's put on a great show but the sound was atrocious. It was before all the club nights like 110th Street had moved to the Vic so the club hadn't sorted out the sound system at that stage. The feedback was so bad you could hardly pick out the lyrics. It' a shame because their show seemes really tight. They put on a few other gigs on there like the P Brothers and DJ Noize & Supernatural but that was the only one that thy made a profit on. The irony is that when they were driving Edan and Insight back to the Airport they crashed the car and the money they had to pay for their repairs meant that they made a loss overall. Deviant's in Brighton now but Mickey Fingers is back in down so he might be putting some gigs on again.
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    3/22/2006 3:56 PM
    yeah, johnny doobs filled me in with the sob story. the proverbial kick in the nuts. funny tho.
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    3/22/2006 4:03 PM
    Wilco at the ambassador a couple of years ago, had exam the next day. Only seen em at Oxegen, and that was way too short
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    3/22/2006 9:52 PM
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    Wilco at the ambassador a couple of years ago, had exam the next day. Only seen em at Oxegen, and that was way too short
    That was such a good gig too.
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    4/4/2006 1:36 PM
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    Who are you still pissed off about missing at a gig/festival from the last year or few months? Here's a few of mine: Bruce Springsteen (The Point)
    Springsteen just announced for the Point, May 5th, tickets on sale Friday.
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    4/4/2006 3:39 PM
    arcade fire electric picnic, i had to work and it was my birthday. kings of leon in tbmc, saw them at oxegen and really wanted to go but i went to alton towers that day. the strokes tbmc, i was under 18. although i got to see the arctic monkeys in whelans on there first gig abroad and in a venue with a balcony and that was great. and ur definitely not goin to see them there again.


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