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Stiff Little Fingers
Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2004 11:01 pm
by Cornish Chris
Just returned from an amazing gig in Exeter.
SLF are still awesome..all the old classics Alternative Ulster, Suspect Device,
Tin Soldiers, Nobodies Heros ect.
The new stuff went down well as well particularly Strummerville a tribute to Joe Strummer (Ace get a ticket for either on the next 3 remaining dates Portsmouth, Brighton, London).
Great to see ex Jam bassist Bruce Foxton looking and playing so well, Jake Burns still rocks...funny most of the audience were fellow old punks all pogoing like fuck until the pacemakers nearly cut in.
T-shirts in generous XXL sizes...Cornish Chris is a happy man...now I gotta get to sleep with my ears ringing.
Catch em if you can you won't regret it.
Cheers CC.
Re: Stiff Little Fingers
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2004 5:29 am
by steve56
hi chris,law and order was another track did they play that one?Cornish Chris wrote:
> Just returned from an amazing gig in Exeter.
> SLF are still awesome..all the old classics Alternative Ulster,
> Suspect Device,
> Tin Soldiers, Nobodies Heros ect.
> The new stuff went down well as well particularly Strummerville
> a tribute to Joe Strummer (Ace get a ticket for either on the
> next 3 remaining dates Portsmouth, Brighton, London).
> Great to see ex Jam bassist Bruce Foxton looking and playing so
> well, Jake Burns still rocks...funny most of the audience were
> fellow old punks all pogoing like fuck until the pacemakers
> nearly cut in.
> T-shirts in generous XXL sizes...Cornish Chris is a happy
> man...now I gotta get to sleep with my ears ringing.
> Catch em if you can you won't regret it.
>
> Cheers CC.
Re: Strummerville
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2004 11:53 am
by Ace
Yes, SLF have an excellent tribute to Joe.
A 'better than average' punk band. Funny you mentioned OAP punks pogo-ing, When I saw Strummer on the last (sic) tour, we were all moshing when he played the old Clash numbers
Re: Strummerville
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2004 12:45 pm
by steve56
didnt jake burns become a dj or entered radio?
Re: Strummerville
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2004 12:51 pm
by steve56
oh i think i git mixed up with feargal sharkey he went into radio didnt he?now the undertones were underated wasnt they?
Re: Stiff Little Fingers
Posted: Wed Mar 24, 2004 1:12 pm
by Cornish Chris
Hi Guys...Just about recovered.
it was really funny to see all us 30/40 year olds acting like teenagers and pogoing & moshing for all our worth..wicked.
Steve..no they didn't play Law & Order or Gotta Getaway but it was certainly a greatest hits set list with 2 encores.
I think Fergal Sharkey is appointed by the government to promote the grass roots live music scene.
If last nights performance was anything to go by he's doing a great job.
Cheers CC.
Re: Greatest Bass Guitar Players
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2004 5:15 am
by steve56
clapton,hendrix,blackmore,page,duane eddy too was underated too.
Re: Stiff Little Fingers
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2004 7:09 am
by Cornish Chris
J.J Burnel- The Stranglers
Peter Hook-Joy Division/New Order
Ian Kilminster (Lemmy)-Motorhead
But Agree Bruce Foxton takes some beating.
Cheers CC.
Re: Greatest Bass Guitar Players
Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2004 7:09 am
by Bronson Lee
Wow ....... we have never done this before ......
Mingus and Hellmut Hattler !