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Iām a little bit in love with SBW.
He was brilliant, as usual. Maybe even better. If you havent seen it and get a chance, āContent Providerā is a clever and funny show but only if youāre not a cunt.
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Got my Metallica tickets for Manchester a couple of weeks ago on presale. Will be the 11th time I have seen them 
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Heās a genius, and itās all designed for a live performance. Seen him twice live and iām a cunt 
I saw him in Cardiff at Chapter Cinema, really small venue. Shortly after the whole āJerry Springer the Musicalā debacle, which basically bankrupted him. I think it was filmed, was the most intensely brilliant performance.
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Canāt find it on youtube
UB40 in Dubai tomorrow. Last saw them over 20 years ago, they were good then!!
Hoping they still play a lot of the old stuff rather than the pop stuff, but a bit of reggae is always good fun.
Would much rather be seeing New Order next week, but as per usual work fucks me over again.
Thanks for the reminder, just booked my ticket for the southampton date 
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Lucky you 
I enjoyed it so much Iām going to see it again, hopefully, in June.
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No one likes a show off mate
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I think the words youāre looking for are āshow off show off, pick your nose and blow offā 
Pretty much
Saw Ben Marwood, Non Canon and Helen Chambers last night in Brighton.
It was the first night of Marwoodās comeback tour since being āillā and it was fucking epic.
So much talent doesnāt get the exposure it deserves and yet this little venue (The Brunswick in Hove) pledges to find and showcase folk talent*.
Still buzzing this morning.
*thatās not an oxymoron, pap.
Ahā¦The Brunswick. I used to live on that road - horrible pub - great for gigs though.
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Neglected this thread recently, so a brief catch up.
Menace Beach at The Moth Club - loads of fun. Really cool little venue (close to home for me which is always nice). Support band, Bruising, were really good too - very grungey. Chatted to both bands on the night too, both seemed really sound. Came home with loads of merch 
The xx @ Brixton - utterly brilliant. Given some of the older stuff some reworkings, Chained mixed with Sweet Like Chocolate was a real highlight. Stage set up was amazing too. Another great support act, Sampha. Really enjoyed that.
Glass Animals @ Brixton - a bit meh. I only really went as KRGf is a fan. The band sounded fine, but was kinda ruined by the utter tossers that made up the crowd, and the frontman was bloody annoying.
Cloud Nothings @ Koko - as always, really solid. Such a tight band, not one for those that like a bit more going on, you just get them blasting through their tracks. But thatās fine by me when they sound that good.
The Lemon Twigs @Koko - another one I bascially went to because my mate is a fan. Was actually dreading it, as I was already hanging out of my arse on the day. But a couple of beers soon sorted that. Another really good support band, The Slot Machine, had never heard them before, but were enjoyable. The Lemon Twigs, they do sound like a band that grew up in a house where the only music allowed was The Beatles. That all said, they were really enjoyable. Theyāre at Glasto, and would suggest they are pretty good festival fodder. Perfect for a sunny early afternoon set up at the Park.
Got bluddy cancelled, dinnit.
Unsurprisingly I like 'emā¦Iād add to the The Beatles, ELO, Beach Boys, The Monkeys et al.
I have the album playing in my car at the moment.
Off to the Forum tonight in Kentish Town. For Kasabian. Going with the other half otherwise unlikely Iād go. Just been reading about an alleged assault by the lead singer of their support band last night.
Need a few more of those āsafe gigs for womenā lot at gigs.
Without a doubt the worst audiences Iāve encourtered have been at Kasabian and Oasis gigs.
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